Great Migration safari tour in June

Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), you’ll be warmly welcomed by our representative or safari guide and transferred to your hotel in Arusha. As a team of local Tanzanians, we know this land like the back of our hand—so from the moment you arrive until your journey ends, you’re in for something truly special. Welcome on board!

Tarangire National Park boasts the highest concentration of elephants in Northern Tanzania, offering a truly unforgettable wildlife experience. As you explore, you’ll encounter a spectacular array of animals, including lions, giraffes, buffaloes, wildebeests, zebras, and a variety of antelopes such as gazelles. Bird enthusiasts will find paradise here, with more than 550 recorded species—including the iconic Maasai ostrich, the largest bird in the world.

Let yourself be inspired by the breathtaking beauty of the Serengeti, where endless waves of grass are dotted with iconic acacia trees and striking granite kopjes. Your time will be devoted to exploring the heart of the Central Serengeti, a region teeming with Tanzania’s most impressive wildlife. Expect daily opportunities to encounter large prides of lions, stealthy cheetahs, majestic elephants, elusive leopards, towering giraffes, numerous hippos, and an astonishing variety of birdlife.

Your day will be dedicated to witnessing the Great Wildebeest Migration across the Western Serengeti plains, particularly near the Grumeti River. This region, known as the Western Corridor, features a diverse landscape of open savannahs, woodlands, floodplains, and riverine forests. It hosts a rich variety of wildlife year-round, including resident populations of giraffes, wildebeests, zebras, elephants, hippos, and many more.

Today, you will set off on a final game drive in the Serengeti with a packed lunch, offering more opportunities to capture heart-stopping wildlife moments. Later, we’ll head to Ngorongoro, where you’ll get your first glimpse of the glistening streams, sweeping grasslands, and the countless animals that await in the crater tomorrow. In the evening, enjoy a leisurely dinner before retiring for the night.

The Ngorongoro Crater, measuring just 10 miles (16 km) across, was formed around three million years ago when a massive volcano collapsed. Today, it is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera and home to over 25,000 resident animals, making it one of Africa’s most unique ecosystems. In the grass steppes and acacia forests, you can spot nearly every iconic species of the East African savannah, including the legendary “Big Five”.

After this rewarding day, you’ll continue to the respective airport for your outbound flight. It’s a heartfelt farewell from us, but always with the hope to see you again soon!