The 10 Days Ultimate Serengeti Migration Experience 2027, 2028 & 2029 is a carefully planned Tanzania wildlife safari for travellers who want to spend more time exploring the Serengeti and following the seasonal movement of the Great Wildebeest Migration. This ten-day journey takes you through some of northern Tanzania’s best wildlife destinations, including Tarangire National Park, the central and northern Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater. Along the way, you will have opportunities to observe large wildebeest herds, lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, cheetahs and many other animals living in their natural habitats.
Unlike shorter Tanzania safari packages, this itinerary allows several days in the Serengeti, giving travellers more time to explore different wildlife areas without rushing from one destination to another. The main focus is the Great Migration, particularly the northern Serengeti and Mara River region during the dry season. However, the migration is a natural movement influenced by rainfall and grazing conditions, meaning the exact location of the herds changes throughout the year. Our safari team plans each journey according to the travel month and the wildlife movements expected during that period.
At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we organize private Tanzania wildlife safaris for couples, families, friends, photographers and travellers visiting Africa for the first time. Our local safari guides understand the landscapes and wildlife behaviour of northern Tanzania, helping visitors make the most of their time in the national parks. Whether you are planning your safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029, this package can be arranged with comfortable mid-range lodges, luxury tented camps or other accommodation options according to your preferences and budget.
10 Days Ultimate Serengeti Migration Safari Overview
| Safari Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Safari duration | 10 days / 9 nights |
| Travel years | 2027, 2028 and 2029 |
| Starting point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Ending point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Main destinations | Tarangire, Central Serengeti, Northern Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater |
| Safari type | Private wildlife and migration safari |
| Best travel period for northern migration | July to October |
| Transportation | Private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof |
| Accommodation | Mid-range or luxury lodges and tented camps |
| Main activities | Wildlife game drives, migration viewing and photography |
| Suitable for | Couples, families, small groups and wildlife enthusiasts |
What Makes the 10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Special?
The main advantage of this safari is the amount of time allocated to wildlife viewing in the Serengeti. Many short safaris include only one or two nights inside the national park, which limits the opportunity to explore different regions. With this ten-day itinerary, travellers can spend several nights in the central and northern Serengeti, allowing the safari guide to explore areas where wildlife is active and adjust game drives according to local conditions.
The Serengeti National Park is internationally recognised for its large populations of wildebeest, zebras, gazelles and predators. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its ecological importance and the annual movement of large herbivore herds across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. While the Great Migration is the main attraction, the Serengeti offers excellent opportunities to observe resident wildlife throughout the year, including lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, hyenas and numerous bird species.
Another important feature of this safari is the combination of different wildlife habitats. Tarangire offers elephant herds, baobab trees and river landscapes, while the central Serengeti provides open grasslands and excellent opportunities to search for big cats. The northern Serengeti introduces travellers to the Mara River region, where wildebeest may cross during the migration season. Ngorongoro Crater completes the journey with a different wildlife experience inside one of Africa’s most remarkable volcanic landscapes.
Travellers who prefer a different route can also explore our Complete 10 Days Tanzania Safari, which combines additional destinations such as Lake Manyara and Lake Natron.
Detailed 10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Arusha – Welcome to Tanzania
Your Tanzania safari begins when you arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport or Arusha Airport, where a representative from Eddy Tours & Safaris will welcome you and arrange your transfer to your accommodation in Arusha. Depending on your arrival time, you may have an opportunity to explore a small part of the city, enjoy a meal at your hotel or simply rest after your international journey. Arusha is the main starting point for most northern Tanzania safaris because of its convenient location near several important national parks and conservation areas.
Later in the day, your safari representative will provide a briefing about the ten-day journey, including the planned destinations, travel arrangements, wildlife viewing activities and general safari guidelines. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions about the accommodation, national park regulations and the activities planned for the following days. The first evening is kept relatively relaxed so that you can recover from your journey before beginning the wildlife safari.
Accommodation: Hotel or lodge in Arusha.
Meals: According to your arrival and hotel arrangements.
Day 2: Arusha to Tarangire National Park – Elephant Herds and Baobab Trees
After breakfast, your professional safari driver-guide will collect you from your hotel and begin the journey to Tarangire National Park. The drive takes you through rural communities, agricultural areas and the changing landscapes of northern Tanzania before reaching the park entrance. Once the necessary park formalities are completed, your first wildlife game drive begins. Tarangire is particularly well known for its large elephant populations, impressive baobab trees and seasonal concentrations of animals around the Tarangire River.
During the game drive, you may encounter elephants travelling in family groups, giraffes feeding on acacia trees, zebras grazing across the plains and various antelope species moving through the woodland. Buffaloes, wildebeest, warthogs and numerous bird species are also found in the park. Lions and leopards inhabit Tarangire, although sightings depend on their movements and the conditions on the day. Your guide will explore different sections of the park while explaining the wildlife, vegetation and seasonal changes that influence animal behaviour.
A picnic lunch will be arranged at a designated area before continuing with the afternoon game drive. Later, you will leave the park and travel to your lodge or tented camp in the Tarangire, Lake Manyara or Karatu area, depending on the accommodation selected for your safari. The evening is reserved for dinner and relaxation before the journey towards the Serengeti the following morning.
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp near Tarangire, Lake Manyara or Karatu.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 3: Tarangire Area to Central Serengeti – Entering the Endless Plains
Following an early breakfast, you will begin the journey towards Serengeti National Park, travelling through the Ngorongoro highlands and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The road passes through beautiful landscapes, including forested hills, open grasslands and areas where Maasai communities live alongside their livestock. Depending on the weather and road conditions, there may be opportunities to stop at designated viewpoints and appreciate the scenery before continuing towards the Serengeti.
As you enter the Serengeti, the landscape gradually changes into the broad grasslands that have made this national park famous around the world. Your guide will begin looking for wildlife along the designated safari roads, where you may encounter giraffes, elephants, zebras, buffaloes and different antelope species. The central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera Valley, is known for its resident wildlife and predator populations, making it an important area for travellers interested in observing lions, leopards and cheetahs.
After a picnic lunch during the journey, you will continue with an afternoon game drive before arriving at your accommodation. Your first night inside the Serengeti provides an opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the African bush, with the sounds of wildlife sometimes heard from the surrounding landscape. The following day is dedicated to exploring the central Serengeti in greater detail.
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp in Central Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 4: Full-Day Game Drive in Central Serengeti – Big Cats and Wildlife Photography
Today is dedicated to exploring the central Serengeti, one of the most reliable wildlife viewing areas in northern Tanzania. After an early breakfast, you will depart for a game drive through the Seronera region, where permanent water sources and varied habitats support wildlife throughout much of the year. The combination of open grasslands, rocky outcrops, river systems and scattered trees provides suitable conditions for many animals, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes and numerous antelope species.
Your guide will explore areas where predators are commonly observed, paying attention to wildlife tracks, animal behaviour and information from other guides working in the region. Lions may be seen resting in the shade or moving through the grasslands, while leopards are sometimes found in trees or along riverine habitats. Cheetahs are more commonly associated with open plains, where they can use their speed to hunt smaller antelopes. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but spending a full day in this region increases the time available for observation and photography.
Lunch will be enjoyed at a designated picnic site or arranged as a packed meal during the game drive. In the afternoon, you will continue exploring different sections of the park before returning to your accommodation. Travellers interested in photography can discuss their preferences with the guide, who can help plan suitable stops while respecting wildlife viewing regulations and maintaining a safe distance from animals.
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp in Central Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 5: Central Serengeti to Northern Serengeti – Following the Great Migration
After breakfast, your safari continues towards the northern Serengeti, a region associated with the Great Wildebeest Migration during the dry season. The journey provides opportunities to observe wildlife as the landscape changes from the central plains into a mixture of grasslands, hills, river valleys and woodland habitats. Depending on the season, large groups of wildebeest and zebras may be seen moving through the region in search of grazing areas and water.
The northern Serengeti is particularly important between approximately July and October, when migrating herds may gather around the Mara River and surrounding grasslands. However, the exact timing of the migration varies from year to year because of rainfall patterns and the availability of pasture. Your guide will use current local information to identify suitable wildlife viewing areas and make the most of the journey towards your accommodation.
During the afternoon, you may explore sections of the northern Serengeti where wildebeest, zebras, giraffes, elephants and predators are active. The region is generally less developed than the central safari areas, offering a different landscape and opportunities to experience the more remote parts of the park. You will arrive at your lodge or tented camp later in the day, where dinner and overnight accommodation will be arranged.
Accommodation: Lodge or migration tented camp in Northern Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 6: Northern Serengeti – Exploring the Mara River Migration Area
Today is one of the main highlights of the 10 Days Ultimate Serengeti Migration Experience. After an early breakfast, you will depart for a full-day game drive in the northern Serengeti, with particular attention to the Mara River region during the migration season. The Mara River is an important natural feature within the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem, and large wildebeest herds may gather near its banks before attempting to cross. These crossings are influenced by animal behaviour, river conditions and the availability of grazing areas on either side.
During the migration period, thousands of wildebeest and zebras may move through the surrounding grasslands, sometimes accompanied by predators such as lions, hyenas and cheetahs. Nile crocodiles also inhabit sections of the river, adding another element to the challenges faced by migrating animals. However, it is important to understand that river crossings cannot be predicted or guaranteed. Herds may wait for several hours, move to another crossing point or decide not to cross at all.
Your safari guide will explore suitable areas around the river and nearby plains while following the wildlife viewing rules established by Tanzania National Parks. Vehicles must remain in authorised viewing areas, and guides are not permitted to disturb animals or interfere with their natural movements. Travellers interested in understanding these regulations can read the official Mara River Migration Crossing Guidelines.
After a full day of wildlife observation and photography, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight rest. Even when a river crossing does not occur, the northern Serengeti offers opportunities to observe large herds, predators and the varied landscapes surrounding the Mara River.
Accommodation: Lodge or migration tented camp in Northern Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 7: Another Full Day in Northern Serengeti – More Time with the Migration
The seventh day provides additional time to explore the northern Serengeti and follow the movement of wildlife across the region. Having more than one full day in this area is particularly valuable because the Great Migration does not follow a fixed daily schedule. Wildebeest herds may move considerable distances in response to rainfall, grazing conditions and other environmental factors, making it useful to have enough time to explore different locations rather than relying on a single visit.
Your guide will begin the morning by assessing the wildlife activity and planning a suitable game drive. Depending on the conditions, you may return towards the Mara River, explore nearby plains or visit other areas where animals have recently been observed. The northern Serengeti supports a wide range of wildlife beyond the migrating herds, including elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, lions, leopards and various bird species. The landscape also provides opportunities for photography, particularly during the softer morning and late-afternoon light.
A picnic lunch will be arranged during the day, allowing you to continue exploring without returning to camp in the middle of the safari. Later in the afternoon, you will travel back to your accommodation for dinner and overnight rest. This additional day is one of the reasons why a longer Serengeti migration safari can be more rewarding than a short itinerary, particularly for travellers who want to spend time observing wildlife behaviour rather than simply visiting several destinations.
Accommodation: Lodge or migration tented camp in Northern Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 8: Northern Serengeti to Central Serengeti – Wildlife Along the Journey
After breakfast, you will begin travelling south towards the central Serengeti, enjoying game viewing along the way. The journey passes through different habitats, providing another opportunity to observe wildlife that may not have been seen during the previous days. Depending on the season and local conditions, you may encounter wildebeest herds, zebras, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes and several species of antelope moving through the plains and woodland areas.
Your guide will make suitable stops at wildlife sightings while allowing enough time to reach your accommodation in the central Serengeti. The route also offers opportunities to appreciate the changing landscapes of the national park, from the more remote northern areas to the open plains and river systems of the Seronera region. Wildlife photography remains an important part of the journey, and the guide can assist with identifying animals and explaining their behaviour.
By late afternoon, you will arrive at your lodge or tented camp for dinner and overnight accommodation. This final night in the Serengeti gives travellers time to relax and reflect on the wildlife experiences of the previous days before continuing towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp in Central Serengeti.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 9: Central Serengeti to Ngorongoro Conservation Area – Scenic Safari Journey
The ninth day begins with breakfast and a morning game drive in the central Serengeti before departing towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This is your final opportunity to observe wildlife inside the Serengeti during the safari. Your guide will explore suitable routes as you travel towards the park exit, looking for animals that may be active during the morning hours. Depending on the route, you may encounter lions, giraffes, elephants, zebras, buffaloes and various bird species.
After leaving Serengeti National Park, the journey continues through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where the landscape gradually changes from open grasslands to higher-altitude hills and forested sections. The area is important for wildlife conservation and is also home to Maasai pastoral communities. Travellers will have opportunities to appreciate the scenery while learning about the conservation area’s wildlife, geography and cultural importance.
Later in the afternoon, you will arrive at your accommodation near the Ngorongoro Crater or in the Karatu area. The evening is reserved for dinner and relaxation before the final game drive inside the crater the following morning. Travellers who would like to compare this itinerary with other options can also review our 9 Days Serengeti Wildebeest Migration Safari.
Accommodation: Lodge near Ngorongoro Crater or Karatu.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 10: Ngorongoro Crater Game Drive – Return to Arusha
After an early breakfast, you will depart for Ngorongoro Crater, one of Tanzania’s most important wildlife destinations. The crater forms part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and contains a remarkable variety of habitats, including grasslands, wetlands, woodland areas and a soda lake. After completing the necessary entry formalities, your guide will descend into the crater using the designated access road to begin the final wildlife game drive of your ten-day safari.
The crater supports a large population of resident wildlife, including lions, elephants, buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos and several antelope species. It is also one of the protected areas where the endangered black rhinoceros can sometimes be observed, although sightings are not guaranteed. Your guide will explore suitable areas of the crater while explaining the animals, vegetation and ecological conditions that make this conservation area an important wildlife habitat.
After a picnic lunch at a designated site and the remaining permitted game-drive time, you will ascend from the crater and begin the journey back to Arusha. Depending on your onward travel arrangements, you will be dropped off at your hotel or transferred to the airport if the flight schedule allows sufficient time. This marks the completion of your 10 Days Ultimate Serengeti Migration Experience with Eddy Tours & Safaris.
Accommodation: Not included after the safari unless requested.
Meals: Breakfast and lunch.
10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Package Inclusions
The following services are included in the standard proposed safari arrangement. Your final quotation will confirm the accommodation category, park fees and services applicable to your travel dates.
- Private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof for wildlife viewing and photography.
- Professional English-speaking safari driver-guide throughout the journey.
- All scheduled national park entrance and conservation fees.
- Ngorongoro Crater service fee for the scheduled crater game drive.
- Nine nights of accommodation in the selected hotels, lodges or tented camps.
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner as specified in the daily itinerary.
- Drinking water during scheduled safari game drives.
- Airport arrival transfer and scheduled return transfer.
- All scheduled game drives in Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater.
- Safari vehicle fuel and driver-guide expenses.
- Applicable government taxes on the quoted safari services.
- Safari planning and local assistance from Eddy Tours & Safaris.
10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Package Exclusions
The following services are not included in the standard package unless they are specifically added to your final quotation.
- International and domestic flight tickets.
- Tanzania tourist visa fees.
- Travel insurance and medical insurance.
- Tips and gratuities for the safari guide and accommodation staff.
- Alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and other beverages not included in the meal plan.
- Personal expenses, including souvenirs, telephone calls and laundry services.
- Optional hot air balloon safaris in the Serengeti.
- Optional cultural visits and activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Additional accommodation before or after the safari.
- Additional park fees arising from activities or extensions outside the agreed itinerary.
- Any services not specifically mentioned under package inclusions.
Best Time to Book the Serengeti Migration Safari in 2027, 2028 and 2029
The Great Wildebeest Migration takes place throughout the year, but the location of the herds changes according to seasonal rainfall and the availability of fresh grass. Travellers planning a Serengeti migration safari should therefore choose their travel dates based on the particular stage of the migration they would like to experience. The northern Serengeti is generally the preferred destination for travellers hoping to observe Mara River crossings, while the southern Serengeti and Ndutu region are better suited to the calving season.
Between January and March, large numbers of wildebeest generally gather on the southern Serengeti and Ndutu plains, where calving usually reaches its peak around February. From approximately April to June, the herds begin moving through the central and western parts of the ecosystem, depending on rainfall conditions. Between July and October, many migrating animals are commonly found in the northern Serengeti and the Mara River region, although the exact timing of river crossings varies. During November and December, the herds generally begin moving back towards the central, eastern and southern plains as seasonal rains encourage fresh grass growth.
For travellers visiting during the northern migration period, this ten-day itinerary provides a good opportunity to explore the Mara River region while also experiencing the central Serengeti, Tarangire and Ngorongoro Crater. If you plan to travel between January and March, Eddy Tours & Safaris can adjust the itinerary to include more time around Ndutu and the southern Serengeti instead of concentrating on the northern river crossing areas.
For additional information about the ecological importance of the Serengeti, visitors can read the UNESCO Serengeti National Park World Heritage information.
Accommodation Options for the 10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari
Accommodation plays an important role in planning a comfortable wildlife safari, particularly when spending several nights inside Serengeti National Park. Eddy Tours & Safaris can arrange different accommodation categories depending on your travel budget, preferred level of comfort and the locations you would like to visit. Mid-range lodges and tented camps generally provide comfortable rooms or safari tents, private bathroom facilities and meals, while luxury properties may offer larger accommodation units, additional services and more exclusive locations.
For a migration-focused safari, the location of the accommodation is especially important. Staying in the northern Serengeti during the appropriate season can reduce unnecessary driving and provide more time for wildlife viewing around the Mara River region. Similarly, accommodation in the central Serengeti offers convenient access to the Seronera Valley and surrounding wildlife areas. Our team will recommend suitable properties based on your travel dates and availability, rather than selecting accommodation simply because it is well known.
During the busy migration months, accommodation in the northern Serengeti can become limited, particularly for travellers requesting specific camps or luxury lodges. Booking well in advance is therefore recommended for July, August and September departures. Travellers planning for 2027, 2028 or 2029 can contact our team to discuss available options and receive a detailed quotation before confirming their safari.
How Much Does a 10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Cost?
The price of a ten-day Serengeti migration safari depends on several factors, including the number of travellers, accommodation category, travel season, park fees and the services included in the itinerary. A private safari for two travellers generally has a different per-person cost from a safari arranged for four or six people because vehicle and guide expenses are shared among the group. Accommodation prices also vary between mid-range lodges, luxury tented camps and high-end safari properties.
The northern Serengeti migration season is one of the busiest periods for tourism in Tanzania, and accommodation rates can be higher during July, August and September. Travellers who prefer more affordable options may consider comfortable mid-range camps or alternative travel months, depending on the wildlife experience they want. It is important to compare safari quotations carefully because a lower advertised price may not always include the same accommodation standards, park fees, transfers or other services.
At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we prepare individual safari quotations based on your preferred travel dates, number of travellers and accommodation requirements. This allows us to provide a realistic price rather than advertising a fixed amount that may not reflect the actual cost of your journey. You can also explore our All-Inclusive Tanzania Safari Packages for additional travel ideas and safari durations.
Can You Combine the Serengeti Migration Safari with Mount Kilimanjaro?
Many travellers visiting Tanzania choose to combine a wildlife safari with Mount Kilimanjaro climbing, particularly when travelling from Europe, North America, Asia or other long-distance destinations. Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest mountain and offers several established trekking routes suitable for climbers with different experience levels and available travel time. Combining a mountain expedition with a wildlife safari provides an opportunity to experience two very different sides of Tanzania during one holiday.
Travellers interested in mountain trekking can explore information from Kilimanjaro Climbing Specialist, including the Lemosho Route climbing options and the Machame Route itinerary. Both routes offer different trekking schedules, landscapes and acclimatisation considerations, making it important to select a suitable route based on physical preparation and the number of days available.
For visitors who would prefer a shorter combined holiday, Eddy Tours & Safaris also offers a 10-Day Kilimanjaro Climb and Serengeti Safari Package. However, travellers whose main priority is the Great Migration may prefer to keep the full ten days for wildlife viewing and arrange Kilimanjaro as a separate extension before or after the safari.
Why Book Your Serengeti Migration Safari with Eddy Tours & Safaris?
Choosing a local safari operator is an important part of planning a successful Tanzania wildlife holiday. Eddy Tours & Safaris is based in Arusha, providing convenient access to the northern Tanzania safari circuit and allowing our team to arrange travel services directly from the main starting point for many wildlife safaris. We understand that travellers have different interests, budgets and expectations, which is why we offer flexible itineraries rather than requiring every visitor to follow the same travel schedule.
Our safari arrangements focus on practical planning, suitable accommodation, experienced local guides and enough time for wildlife observation. For migration safaris, we also consider the season and expected location of the wildebeest herds when recommending accommodation and game-drive routes. Although wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed, proper planning helps travellers spend their time in areas that are suitable for the experiences they want.
Visitors who would like to compare different safari durations can explore our Tanzania Safari Tours or consider a shorter 5 Days Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara Safari. Our team can also prepare a private itinerary for families, honeymoon couples, photographers and small groups with specific travel requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 10 Days Serengeti Migration Safari
Is ten days enough to experience the Great Wildebeest Migration?
Ten days provides a good amount of time for a migration-focused safari, especially when several nights are allocated to the Serengeti. This itinerary includes time in both the central and northern regions, allowing travellers to explore different wildlife habitats and spend multiple days near the migration areas. However, the success of any migration safari depends on choosing suitable travel dates and understanding that wildlife movements are unpredictable. Spending more time in the appropriate region can improve viewing opportunities, but it does not guarantee a particular sighting.
Can I see the Mara River crossing during this safari?
Mara River crossings may be observed during the northern migration season, generally between July and October, although the timing varies each year. Wildebeest may gather near the river without crossing immediately, and some crossings occur at locations that are not accessible to safari vehicles. Our guides will explore suitable viewing areas and follow local wildlife information, but we cannot promise that a crossing will take place during your visit.
Is this safari suitable for families with children?
Yes, the ten-day safari can be arranged for families travelling with children, provided the itinerary and accommodation are selected according to their ages and needs. A private safari allows families to discuss preferred departure times, meal arrangements and suitable breaks with their guide. Some lodges and tented camps have minimum-age requirements, so our team will confirm the accommodation policies before finalising a family booking.
What type of safari vehicle is used?
The standard proposed arrangement uses a private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser equipped with a pop-up roof for wildlife viewing and photography. These vehicles are commonly used on Tanzania safaris because they are suitable for travelling on national park roads and provide elevated viewing opportunities when the roof is open. Your vehicle will be operated by a professional safari driver-guide familiar with the routes and wildlife viewing regulations.
Can the itinerary be changed for travel in January or February?
Yes, the itinerary can be adjusted to focus on the southern Serengeti and Ndutu region during the calving season. January and February are generally important months for observing large wildebeest herds and newborn calves on the southern plains, although the timing varies with rainfall. Rather than spending several nights in the northern Serengeti, the safari can allocate more time to the southern migration areas while retaining other destinations such as Tarangire and Ngorongoro Crater.
How far in advance should I book my safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029?
Booking several months in advance is recommended, particularly if you intend to travel during the popular northern migration months or stay in specific lodges and tented camps. Early planning provides more accommodation choices and allows time to organise international flights, visas and other travel arrangements. Travellers planning well ahead for 2028 or 2029 can request a preliminary itinerary and confirm pricing and accommodation availability when the relevant suppliers release their rates.
Book Your 10 Days Ultimate Serengeti Migration Safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029
If you are planning to visit Tanzania and would like to spend ten days exploring the Serengeti and other northern Tanzania wildlife destinations, Eddy Tours & Safaris can help you arrange a private safari based on your travel dates and interests. Whether you hope to see the Mara River migration, observe big cats in the central Serengeti or enjoy a longer wildlife holiday with comfortable accommodation, our team can prepare an itinerary that suits your requirements.
Contact us with your preferred travel month, number of travellers and accommodation category, and we will provide a detailed safari quotation showing the planned destinations, accommodation options, inclusions and total price.
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