Get ready for the 2024 Great Migration Season! Explore our popular tours below. You can either book them as they are or use them as inspiration for planning your safari. We also create customized tours from scratch, specializing in tailor-made safaris to witness the great wildebeest migration, where millions of wildebeests move in search of better grazing areas.
In Tanzania, the Great Migration has two main events: the Calving Safari and the River Crossing Safari.
- Calving Safari (January to March):
- Witness fascinating predator action as vulnerable prey abound.
- Experience the thrill of at least 8000 calves being born each season.
- River Crossing Migration (July to August):
- Enjoy spectacular views of wildebeests crossing the Grumeti River and the Mara River.
The Migration Calving Season in the Serengeti is an amazing event that happens from January to March. During this time, the Great Migration is at its peak as large groups of wildebeest, zebras, and other plant-eating animals come together to have their babies in the fertile plains. Watching this is like entering a place where nature’s cycles happen in their most basic form. The landscape becomes lively with the sight of baby wildebeests taking their first steps, while predators wait nearby, attracted by the abundance of easy-to-catch prey. The Migration Calving Season shows both the weakness and strength of life in the wild, providing a close view of a natural drama that is both captivating and humbling.
Every year in June and July, something amazing happens in the Serengeti. Millions of wildebeest and zebras decide to move to better grazing lands. This journey involves a big challenge – crossing the Mara River, which is full of crocodiles and strong currents. Before the crossing, the animals gather at the riverbanks, creating a tense atmosphere. When they finally decide to cross, it’s a chaotic and adrenaline-filled moment. The animals face tough conditions, including the river’s strong currents, the danger of crocodiles, and other challenges from nature. This event, known as the Migration Crossing Season, shows the animals’ determination and ability to survive in the wild. It’s a powerful display of nature’s strength and the constant struggle for survival in the wild.
