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Serengeti National Park

Serengeti national park is the endless plain found in Tanzania. Is the only remaining natural grazing ecosystem on Earth.  Also, this vast plain is the heart of the complex ecosystem.
 
Serengeti plain stretches away as far as eyes can see. The millions number of wildlife migrating to Maasai Mara in Kenya are awesome.
 
Life in Serengeti National park is magical. In fact the plenty of food for predators is the main reason for the increasing population of wild cats.
 
The wildebeest migration is an exciting natural event ever seen by humankind.
 
However, there is no real beginning or end to a wildebeest’s journey. Its life is an endless pilgrimage, a constant search for food and water. The only beginning is at the moment of birth.
 
The Serengeti ecosystem is one of the oldest systems on Earth. The climate, plants, and animals have hardly changed in the millions of years.
 
The same early man appeared in Olduvai Gorge about two million years ago. Some lifestyles, death, adaptation, and migration are as old as the hills themselves
 
Serengeti remains the only park in Africa where you can witness the migration. Though time can stand still here though life is on a constant move

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Wildebeest Migration

This is what makes Serengeti most famous. Where more than a million wildebeest and 200,00 zebras move from north to south plains due to the short rains. 

These moves happen from October to November (North to South) and April to June ( West and North).  Then from July, August, and September when is dry in Serengeti then the river crosses to Maasai Mara.

Nothing can stop the instinct to migrate. Whether crocodiles or gorge or lions. Once the River crossing starts is a dared adventure for these animals.

Serengeti is magical. It does not matter which season of migration you give a visit. It’s not easy either to describe in words how life is in Serengeti national park.

The rhythmic sound of millions of animals is so thick in the air. As it vibrates all the nerves of your entire body.  To experience it all by visiting Serengeti.

Serengeti National Park Division 

This park divides into three sections. The southern (central) part is well known as the Seronera. This is the part that Maasai people called the “Serengit” meaning the endless plains.
 
Seronera area is a classical savannah dotted with acacias plants. But also this area is best for wildlife viewing.
 
To the west, Serengeti is marked by the Grumeti River. This area has dense bushes and thick forests because of enough water.
 
To the northern part is Lobo. This is where Serengeti meets up with Maasai Mara in Kenya. Is the very least visited section of this park in Tanzania.
 
Serengeti national park is a well-developed park with accommodation facilities. Best eco-lodges and hotels are there to offer visitors a comfortable stay.
 
The experience of Balloon Safari is an awesome activity you need to think about. It’s a short trip by air though is the memory that will live on your entire life. 

Serengeti National Park was the first area on the list as a World Heritage Site. When United Nations delegates met in Stockholm in 1981.
 
By the late 1950s Serengeti had recognition as a unique ecosystem. It provided insights into how the natural world function. How the ecosystem is dynamic.
 
Most visitors to Serengeti do not only visits to see wildebeest. This park offers beyond that, the natural environment and best view of this park are the luxuries.
 
The movement of these ungulates is because of seasonal patterns. The rainfall and plant or grass availability control the ecosystem
 
This natural event is limited to Serengeti only in Tanzania. This is the repeated process over millions of years between this park and Maasai Mara in Kenya. Read more on Serengeti Migration.

Serengeti National park is well known for its wildlife. Though this area has a long history of human occupation. Human and human ancestors (Australopithecus Afarensis) live in this area.
 
For almost four (4) million years. Until now Serengeti National Park is still home to several indigenous tribes.
 
One of the most famous tribes is the Maasai This tribe is unique and popular due to its long-preserved culture.
 
Despite education, civilization, and western cultural influences. The Maasai people have clung to their traditional way of life. This makes them a symbol of Tanzanian and Kenyan culture. Read more about the Maasai

The realization of how amusing Serengeti national park is. Starts from your first day to the last day of the trip.
 
The change of the landscapes from rich flat soil to poor hilly soils depends on the location. This affects the type of vegetation and wildlife concentration.
 
For those who are looking for wildcats or birds or even small creatures, Serengeti is home to many.
Experiencing a few kilometers of the ecosystem of this park will change everything. Your vision of our world and the environment will become a new story to tell.

History of Serengeti National Park

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, explorers and missionaries described the Serengeti. The mass number of animals found here is documented for the first time.
 
Though minor details reported until the 1920 to-1930s. This exploration supplies the first reference to the great wildebeest migration. Also, the first photographs of the region appeared in history.
 
By that time in the 1930s, an area of about 2,286 square kilometers was established as the game reserve. This area covers the southern and eastern Serengeti.
 
Sport hunting activities allowed until 1937’s when stopped.
 
In the 1940s Protected Area status confirmed. And the National park was established in 1951.
 
The protected area covers up to Ngorongoro highlands and the southern Serengeti. At that moment the headquarters of the park is on the rim of Ngorongoro crater.
 
The first gazetted park in 1951 also covered the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCAA)
 

When Serengeti Become a National Park?

In 1959 Serengeti National park, split off from Ngorongoro. The park also extended to the Kenya border. There are so many reasons to split off. But the well-known reason is the threat to the Maasai communities.
 
The Maasai were not allowed to graze their cattle within the protected area. To counter this from happening the protest were staged.
 
The final conclusion reached that Maasai may live and graze cattle in Ngorongoro. But not within the Serengeti National park boundaries.
 
By 1961 Maasai Mara in Kenya established. While during 1965 the Lamai Wedge between the Mara River and Kenya border added to Serengeti.
 
To create a permanent corridor that allows wildebeest to migrate free. From south of Serengeti to Loita plain in the north.
 
By 1962 Maswa Game Reserve comes into existence. But also the small area of the Grumeti River in the western corridor in 1967. 
 
The proposal for Serengeti National park to become a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1972. During the Stockholm conference the Declaration and Action  Plan for Human Environment. 
 
By 1981 Serengeti recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Accommodation in Serengeti

Serengeti Tours & Safaris

Meet Elibariki,

Safari Specialist.

(Call or WhatsApp)
+255 742 696 430

Meet Elibariki,

Safari Specialist.

(Call or WhatsApp)
+255 742 696 430

General Travel Information

Our team researched and focused on trips that attract people with the same interest. People who naturally get well with each other through their shared interests.

Once you confirm your booking on a tour you will be sent further practical information. Packing tips, and detailed itineraries, including advice on health, passport, and visa requirements. The numbers of guests on tours.

Memorable meals are one of the hallmarks of an excellent holiday. With the support of the best cooks, the quality of food and drink service is our pleasure
 
Depending on the service level or type of tour you have chosen. Pre-discussion with your tour planner is a win-win situation for an enjoyable diet.
 
We offer our cook on othetr trips and others are inclusive service from our partners. Include hotels, private camps, and luxury lodges.

Tanzania is the safest country in Africa, Tanzanians are very friendly. There is no history of dangerous animals on Kilimanjaro.
 
No need to fear about your health, we provide healthy food. Our guides are well-trained and certified in First Aid. We always carry the first aid kit and oxygen cylinders for emergencies.
 
The rescue is also available on the mountain at all camps. In case of any serious emergence, we can arrange for a helicopter rescue

Our Professional Safari Guides are well trained in wild animal behaviors. They have enough experience to lead our clients in the wilderness.
Our vehicles are 4×4 Toyota Land Cruiser and Land Rovers with a hutched roof to give the best visibility of a game.

African safaris guarantee unlimited sightseeing. Millions of animals, birds, and plant life. These are the core characteristics of the African savanna.
You roam across the countryside. In search of Elephants, Lions, Rhinos, Cape buffalo, and Leopards (the so-called “Big Five”).
 
On any given day, you will encounter Blue Wildebeests. Zebras, a large variety of antelope species, Gazelles, Giraffes, Baboons, and Hippos.
 
The birdlife is fantastic – in some areas, up to 400 bird species
 
You will also see the acacia-dotted landscape, endless plains, and majestic mountains.
Beautiful sunsets and sunrises one could never imagine! Think of a late afternoon thunderstorm. Short but violent, and then the beautiful rainbow.

Tanzania destinations are accessible throughout the year. Though we recommend trips during the dry session for the safari so that you can enjoy the best sightings.
 
The grasses and bush are at their least dense. July to October and December through February.
 
The green session includes March through June. Discuss with us in advance for Wildebeest Migration in Serengeti National Park’

  • Insect repellent (the best way to prevent malaria and other insect-borne diseases).
  • Sunscreen, cap or hat, sunglasses, binoculars, detergent powder
  • if you want to wash some clothes yourself, hand-wipes small.
  • Flashlight, aspirin, diarrhea medicine, rain jacket, poncho, or collapsible umbrella,
  • Plastic bags (for wet clothes, swimsuits,s and for keeping dust away from camera equipment).
  • Kleenex/toilet tissue a neck chain for eyeglasses if you take them off to use binoculars and cameras,
  • Any medical prescription you need. masking tape or labels for marking exposed film cans, film.
  • And extra camera batteries.

Although more than 200 languages and dialects are spoken throughout Africa. This presents no problem as English is spoken throughout East and Southern Africa.
Apart from English, all our professional guides are multilingual. So worry not we get you covered

Frequently Asked Questions

We are determined to ensure that you experience the luxury of genuinely memorable travel. On every trip, we aim to create a ‘charmed space’ within which you can relax, absorb fresh insights, be stimulated and charmed by new encounters – and have fun!

Whether traveling alone or with friends, Blessing Safaris guests often mention how particularly agreeable they find their traveling companions. our groups are deliberately small, comprising 2 to 7 guests especially for safari.

Our team carefully researched and focused on trips which attract people with the same interest and naturally get on well with each other through their shared interests.

Once you confirm your booking on a tour you will be sent further practical information – packing tips, detailed itineraries, including advice on health, passport and visa requirements, and minimum and maximum numbers of guests on tours.

Memorable meals are one of the hallmarks of an excellent holiday. With the support of the best cooks, the quality of food and drink service is guaranteed. Depending on the service level or type of tour you have chosen, pre-discussion with your tour planner is a win-win situation for an enjoyable diet. Other tours are accompanied by our cook and others are inclusive service from our accommodation partners include hotels, private camps, and luxury lodges

Help us to help you by organizing even better tours, and save money. If you contact us in advance you will save a big deal in terms of price as you have the best time for negotiation and customization of the tour with a safari planner and save more.

Why not? , We offer private tours whether you’re alone or with family and friends celebrating a special anniversary or planning a reunion of family and friends you can discuss with us. We can create a special itinerary away from traffic, travel in style with the itinerary specifically shaped to your requirements.

The answer is absolutely yes! The areas where safaris are organized are safe and free of political chaos. We conduct safaris in places that are politically stable to assure our clients’ safety and enjoyment.

Our Professional Safari Guides are well trained about wild animal behaviors and they have enough experience to lead our clients in the wilderness. Our vehicles are 4×4 Toyota Land Cruiser and Land Rovers with a hutched roof to give maximum visibility of a game.

African safaris guarantee unlimited sightseeing; millions of animals, birds, and plant life are the core characters of the African savanna. You roam across the countryside in search of Elephants, Lions, Rhinos, Cape buffalo, and Leopards (the so-called “Big Five”). On any given day, you will encounter Blue Wildebeests, Zebras, a large variety of antelope species, Gazelles, Giraffes, Baboons, and Hippos. The birdlife is fantastic – in some areas, up to 400 bird species have been identified! Think of the majestic Baobab tree (some tribes believe that the tree was indeed planted upside-down!), and there are hundreds of varieties of thorn trees! You will also see the acacia-dotted landscape, endless plains, majestic mountains, and the most beautiful sunsets and sunrises one could ever imagine! Think of a late afternoon thunderstorm, short but violent, and then the beautiful rainbow.

This aspect is much overstated. You will rarely see a snake, but if you do, it will most likely be from the safety of your safari vehicle. Tents and lodges all have bug screens fitted to windows and doors. In most areas where bugs or mosquitoes are prevalent, rooms and tents are also equipped with mosquito nets, adding to the idealistic ambiance. Bear in mind that malaria is a threat in most wildlife areas, and it is necessary to consult your doctor for advice before embarking on your safari.

Tanzania destinations are accessible throughout the year but we advise you to take your tours during the dry session for the safari so as you can enjoy the best sightings at this time as the grasses and bush are at their least dense. July to October and December through February. The green session includes March through June. Discuss with us for the best option if you have also a plan to coincides with Wildebeest Migration in Serengeti National Park

Note – the migration is a natural event and the timing varies month by month; year by year. A good thing is it won’t happen in one day it takes time to complete. And we update most of our clients once the migration starts, so if your great desire is to witness the migration communicate with us in advance so as we can try our best to assure your encounter. Please note that the vast majority of travelers do not witness the wildebeest crossing of the Mara as the timing and duration varies widely each year. The best probable months are July, August, September

Around the turn of the century (until the ’30s and ’40s), mobile tenting was the only option, and “camp as you go” was the standard practice. Over the years the luxury connected with the traditional mobile tenting safari has increased. By the same token, one can understand that the cost of having a “luxury hotel” following one around in Africa is expensive. However, most people settle for permanent tented camps. Because they are “permanent” they can be equipped with flush toilets and traditional bathroom fixtures and conveniences. Don’t be misled by terminology – a permanent tented camp offers the comfort of a 5-star hotel but with the romance and adventure of being surrounded by the sights and sounds of Africa.

(We suggest you remember) insect repellent (the best way to prevent malaria and other insect-borne diseases), sunscreen, cap or hat, sunglasses, binoculars, detergent powder if you want to wash some clothes yourself, hand-wipes small flashlight, aspirin, diarrhea medicine, rain jacket, poncho or collapsible umbrella, plastic bags (for wet clothes, swimsuit and for keeping dust away from camera equipment), Kleenex/toilet tissue a neck chain for eyeglasses if you take them off to use binoculars and cameras, any medical prescription you need, masking tape or labels for marking exposed films cans, film, extra camera batteries.

Although more than 200 languages and dialects are spoken throughout Africa, this presents no problem as English is spoken throughout East and Southern Africa. Apart from English, all our professional guides are multilingual so we get you covered