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What to see in Tanzania
Serengeti National Park

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Tourist attractions Serengeti National Park

The best known park in Tanzania, a place to witness the country's greatest natural spectacle: the Great Migration. The endless plain, in the words of the Masaai; this is the home of the Big Five for most of the year, not to mention zebras, gnus and hyenas, to name just a few. Nevertheless, when the rainy season is over, towards the end of April, many of the herbivores that live in Serengeti and the Ngorongoro conservation area begin their journey towards Kenya in search of more fertile land to survive the drought. In the month of May, A visit to the Serengeti National Park becomes a real-life documentary where you can see hundreds of animals departing en masse.