Budget Serengeti Tours

The Serengeti, an expanse of nearly 15,000 square kilometers, stands as a premier UNESCO World Heritage site and the ultimate symbol of the African wilderness. Known as the “land that runs on forever,” this majestic ecosystem hosts the Great Migration, an epic annual journey of millions of wildebeest and zebras that defines the rhythm of the savannah. Across its golden plains and granite kopjes, the park provides sanctuary to an extraordinary concentration of wildlife, including the world-renowned Big Five and the highest density of predators in Africa. African Overland Tours invites you to explore this legendary landscape, where every sunrise brings a new chapter of survival and every horizon reveals the raw, untamed spirit of nature, promising a journey that is as much an education as it is an inspiration.

What travellers most enjoyed about the Serengeti

Safari

Migration

Hot Air Balloon Safaris

Wildlife

when to visit Serengeti

The best time to visit the Serengeti depends on your focus: June to October (dry season) is prime for the Great Migration river crossings and easier wildlife spotting, while January to February (short dry season) is spectacular for newborn animals and predator action in the southern plains, though it’s still a busy time. For lush landscapes and fewer crowds, consider the shoulder seasons, but remember April/May are the wettest months