4-Day Journey of the Wildebeest Migration- Mid-Range

Tarangire National Park, located as the sixth largest national park and encompassing an area of 2600 km square, is noted for its vast herds of elephants and modest wildlife migration that happens during the drought, with over 250,000 animals entering the park.

The park is famous for its high count of elephants, baobab trees, and Tarangire river. Visitors of the park in June to November dry season can expect to see large herds of thousands of zebra, wildebeest, and Cape buffalo. Other common resident animals include waterbucks, giraffes, dik-diks, impalas, gazelles, velvet monkeys, banded mongoose, and olive baboons.

Today you will drive to Tarangire for a full-day game drive. Famous for its large elephant population, it is also home to zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, waterbuck, baboons, & impala. The likes of predators like lions, cheetahs & leopards are a common sight too.

You will have a picnic lunch nearby Hippo Lake at noon.

Also residing in the park is the dazzling Tarangire River which is lined with acacia and Baobab Trees.

Accommodation:Acc: https://ngarelodge.com/

The name Serengeti translates to “endless plains” in the Maasai language. The park is undoubtedly one of the world’s most celebrated wilderness areas and is an ongoing source of inspiration to writers, filmmakers, and photographers.

For animal lovers, in the Serengeti, it is normal to spot four of the five big five animals which are lions, leopards, buffaloes, and elephants.

The savannah of the Serengeti is also famous for the annual wildebeest migration where about a million of them trek across the beautiful landscape in search of fresh water and grass. It's easy to track this migration, starting in the south(Ndutu region) from December through March before working its way through the Grumeti river(Western Serengeti) and up to the north from July to October. The spectacular Serengeti is a beautiful year-round destination and you don't necessarily need to follow the migration to enjoy your trip, in fact, it may sometimes be more captivating to avoid crowds for a more exclusive experience.

On day 3 you will wind up your day by exiting The Serengeti and heading towards the Ngorongoro highlands where you shall be accommodated for the night in preparation for your descent into the Crater.

Accommodation:

https://www.tanzaniawildcamps.com/serengeti-wildebeest-camps/

After an early breakfast, depart towards the most famous national park in the World, the Serengeti. The driving itself, although long, is spectacular.

This will be an unforgettable moment for anyone seeing it for the first time. As you progress well into the Serengeti, you will see why the name means, in local language, "endless plains". The park has a 6,900sq miles (18,000sq km) and for most of it, the plains will stretch to the horizon defying your senses and perception of distances.

It is the home of the Great Migration and to 2 million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras and all kinds of antelopes. As for big cats and large predators, it's the place of choice to look out for lions, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, with many television scenes like the famous River Crossings having been filmed in this park.

Accommodation: https://www.tanzaniawildcamps.com/serengeti-wildebeest-camps/

For animal lovers, in the Serengeti, it is normal to spot four of the five big five animals which are lions, leopards, buffaloes, and elephants.

The savannah of the Serengeti is also famous for the annual wildebeest migration where about a million of them trek across the beautiful landscape in search of fresh water and grass. It's easy to track this migration, starting in the south(Ndutu region) from December through March before working its way through the Grumeti river(Western Serengeti) and up to the north from July to October. The spectacular Serengeti is a beautiful year-round destination and you don't necessarily need to follow the migration to enjoy your trip, in fact, it may sometimes be more captivating to avoid crowds for a more exclusive experience.

On day 3 you will wind up your day by exiting The Serengeti and heading towards the Ngorongoro highlands where you shall be accommodated for the night in preparation for your descent into the Crater.

Accommodation.