The Serengeti National Park is one of Tanzania's most renowned safari destinations, offers an unmatched opportunity to witness the Great Migration and captivating wildlife action. The park is divided into distinct regions, each offering a unique experience with the southern and northern Serengeti being particularly popular.

In the southern Serengeti, vast, flat grasslands stretch endlessly, dotted with acacia trees and rocky kopjes. This region is known for the wildebeest calving season and with that its dramatic predator action, as lions and cheetahs are often seen hunting the herds of wildebeest and zebra. The three large cats in the area (lion, leopard and cheetah) can also be spotted lounging atop kopjes or nestled in the trees, offering stunning views of the surrounding plains. The scenery here is serene, with sweeping vistas and golden grasses swaying in the wind, making it an iconic part of the Serengeti experience.

The northern Serengeti features more rugged terrain, with rolling hills, woodlands, and the Mara River cutting through the landscape. The riverbanks, lined with forests and dramatic cliffs, serve as a backdrop for wildebeest crossings the mighty Mara river, often involving tense moments with lurking crocodiles. This region is also home to exceptional predator sightings, including leopards and hyenas, adding to the area's rugged appeal.

Across the Serengeti, the skies at sunrise and sunset transform the landscape, casting magical light over the plains. Whether you explore the southern plains with its rich predator action or the northern Serengeti with its dramatic river crossings, both regions offer unforgettable wildlife encounters in one of Africa’s most pristine ecosystems.