Wildebeest Migration

The Serengeti National Park hosts the incredible Wildebeest migration, globally renowned as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This extraordinary event unfolds annually across different sections of Serengeti, with the most notable migration happening between Tanzanian Serengeti and Kenya Maasai Mara National Reserve, crossing the Mara River East of Grumeti River through Lobo.

This phenomenon is a cornerstone in the tourism and hospitality industry, attracting millions of tourists seeking to witness the awe-inspiring journey across the Mara River. As part of nature’s course, crocodiles act as silent spectators, preying on the migrating wildebeest and zebras as they cross into the Maasai Mara National Reserve.

The region near the Gol mountains at the edge of the Northern part of Ngorongoro Conservation Area, surrounding the Mara River, is home to the highest concentration of cheetahs in Serengeti National Park, adding an additional layer of fascination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Serengeti National Park provides unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities throughout the year. Key areas like Seronera, Grumeti River, and Ndutu offer continuous displays of nature’s wonders. The wildebeest migration occurs in five distinct sectors or regions throughout the year, solidifying Serengeti National Park as a consistently top-rated destination in Africa. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking spectacle of nature’s grandeur with Kili Kings Safaris – your gateway to the heart of the wild!