TL;DR

The Serengeti Safari Guide from Regal Tracks Safaris explains the best times to visit, where to stay, and what wildlife you’ll encounter in Tanzania’s most iconic park. The Serengeti is spectacular year-round, but July–October brings the Great Migration river crossings, while January–March is calving season. With firsthand notes from Daniel, one of our senior guides who has led safaris here for over a decade, this guide helps you plan the perfect adventure.

Introduction: Daniel’s Perspective

“If there’s one place every safari-lover should see, it’s the Serengeti,” I often tell my guests. My name is Daniel, and for 12 years I’ve guided travelers across this endless savannah. From sunrise over kopjes to wildebeest thundering across the plains, the Serengeti is Africa at its most raw and beautiful.


Wildlife Seasons in Serengeti

January – March: Calving Season

April – June: Green Season

July – October: River Crossings

November – December: Short Rains


Best Lodges & Camps in Serengeti

Tip from me: Always choose a lodge based on the season. Mobile camps during migration, permanent lodges during the green season.


What to Expect on a Serengeti Safari


Why Choose Regal Tracks Safaris

At Regal Tracks Safaris, we create itineraries that combine Serengeti with Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, or Zanzibar for the ultimate Tanzania experience. With guides like me, you’ll not only see wildlife — you’ll understand their rhythms.

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FAQs

What is the best month to visit Serengeti?

July–October for migration river crossings, January–March for calving.

How many days do I need in Serengeti?

At least 3–5 days for a fulfilling safari.

Can I see the Big Five in Serengeti?

Yes, though rhinos are rare, Serengeti is home to the full Big Five.

Is Serengeti better than Masai Mara?

Both are incredible. Serengeti is vast with multiple migration seasons, while Mara offers intense crossings in smaller areas.

“If there’s one place every safari-lover should see, it’s the Serengeti” – Daniel

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