5-дневное сафари по Серенгети и миграции антилоп гну
Это 5-дневное сафари по Серенгети и миграции антилоп гну приведет вас в Серенгети и кратер Нгоронгоро, и вероятность увидеть большую пятерку высока, и, скорее всего, у вас есть шанс испытать “Великую миграцию антилоп гну на равнинах Серенгети”.
Великое переселение народов Серенгети внесено в список семи чудес природы мира. Отсюда не только открываются невероятные виды на равнины, усеянные огромными стадами антилоп гну, зебр и газелей, но и реки часто кишат крупными нильскими крокодилами, затаившимися в засаде. Здесь находятся одни из лучших в мире мест для сафари по ландшафту, состоящему из вулканических лугов и обширных равнин, прерываемых скалистыми выступами, реками и лесами. Посещение нужного района в нужное время года подарит путешественникам возможность поразительно наблюдать это природное явление.
Эти мигрирующие стада также привлекают внимание некоторых из самых известных хищников континента, гарантируя, что путешественники, следящие за миграцией, никогда не будут слишком отставать от крупных кошек, крокодилов и гиен.
🦁 4-Day Serengeti North Safari – Kogatende Region
Perfect for the Great Migration River Crossing (July to October)
Day 1: Arrival in Serengeti North (Kogatende)
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Fly into Kogatende Airstrip from Arusha or Zanzibar.
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Meet & greet by your professional safari guide.
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Enjoy a game drive en route to your lodge/tented camp.
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Optional afternoon game drive in the northern plains.
Overnight: Luxury/Mid-range tented camp in Kogatende
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Day 2: Full Day Game Drive in Northern Serengeti (Kogatende)
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Early breakfast followed by a full day game drive.
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Explore the Mara River area – prime location for witnessing the dramatic wildebeest river crossing.
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High chance to see big cats, elephants, giraffes, and crocodiles.
Overnight: Same lodge/tented camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Day 3: Another Day Exploring Kogatende Region
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Continue tracking the Great Migration and predator-prey action.
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Optional bush lunch or return to camp for hot lunch.
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Sunset game drive in the golden savannah.
Overnight: Same lodge/tented camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Day 4: Fly Back to Arusha
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Early morning game drive (optional based on flight time).
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Transfer to Kogatende Airstrip for your scheduled flight to Arusha.
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End of safari – connect to your international flight or extend your stay.
Meals: Breakfast
Подробный маршрут 5-дневного сафари на миграцию антилоп гну
Day 1: Arrival in Serengeti North (Kogatende)
Upon arrival at the Kogatende Airstrip, you’ll be warmly welcomed by our friendly and experienced driver-guide. Your adventure begins right away with an exhilarating full-day game drive in the northern part of Serengeti National Park—home to the world-famous Great Migration.
This region offers a front-row seat to dramatic river crossings (seasonal), large herds of wildebeest and zebras, and incredible predator action. It’s also a stronghold for the Big Five, with an impressive lion population exceeding 3,000. Get ready for an unforgettable start to your safari experience.
Accommodations Options
Sero Tented Camp
Day 2: Serengeti National Park (North-Kogatende)
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the camp before heading out for another thrilling full-day game drive in Serengeti North. This region offers some of the best chances to witness the Great Migration as herds of wildebeest and zebras brave the crocodile-infested waters of the Mara River.
Keep your eyes peeled for resident wildlife, including elephant herds, giraffes, cheetahs, and the impressive lion prides that can number up to 30 individuals. Your experienced driver-guide will tailor the day’s route to maximize your sightings and photographic opportunities.
Enjoy a delicious lunch either back at the camp or as a hot packed bush lunch in the heart of the wilderness. As the sun sets over the savannah, return to camp for a freshly prepared dinner and a well-earned night of rest.
Accommodations Options
Sero Tented Camp
Day 3: Serengeti National Park-Kogatende
Rise early for a once-in-a-lifetime experience: a hot air balloon safari over the Serengeti. As the sun paints the sky in hues of gold and orange, you'll float silently above the plains, watching wildlife from a breathtaking aerial perspective. After landing, enjoy a bush breakfast in the wild—an unforgettable start to your day.
Continue your adventure with a full day dedicated to exploring the Mara River area, where the Great Migration reaches one of its most dramatic moments. Watch in awe as wildebeest and zebras risk it all to cross the crocodile-laden waters—a true wildlife spectacle.
Return to your camp in the evening for a relaxing dinner under the stars and another peaceful night surrounded by the raw beauty of the Serengeti.
Accommodations Options
Sero Tented Camp
Day 4: Morning Game Drive & Departure to Arusha
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at the camp, soaking in the final sights and sounds of the wild. Afterward, embark on a scenic morning game drive en route to the Kogatende Airstrip, offering one last chance to spot Serengeti’s incredible wildlife.
As your safari adventure comes to an end, carry with you unforgettable memories of the sweeping plains, diverse wildlife, and the awe-inspiring Mara River crossings.
We thank you for choosing to explore with us and hope your time in the heart of Serengeti National Park has been truly magical. Safe travels, and we look forward to welcoming you back for more adventures in Africa soon!
7 Questions About 4-Day Serengeti migration Safaris
Is 4 days too short for a trip in the Serengeti?
The Serengeti is so amazing that any amount of time feels too short. While four days might seem brief, it's actually perfect for a safari here. In four days, you can either dive deep into one area of the park or explore multiple regions. You might spend a couple of days in the Southern Serengeti and another couple in the central Seronera area. If you prefer the Northern Serengeti, you could spend all four days there. No matter your choice, in four days, you'll see plenty of animals, enjoy diverse landscapes, and even find some time to relax.
How do I get to the Serengeti?
There are different ways to reach the Serengeti, depending on your tour plan.
Most safari travelers fly to one of the Serengeti's airstrips from Arusha or another park. Flying is great for saving time and getting a fantastic aerial view of the park. If you have only 4 days for your entire trip, flying is usually the best option. The flights are usually in small planes, seating 6 to 20 people.
Alternatively, you can travel to the Serengeti by road. While it takes longer, you get to see a lot more along the way. Traveling by road gives you the chance to visit places like the Ngorongoro Crater and Olduvai Gorge. Road travel is typically done in a minibus or a 4x4 safari vehicle.
What accommodation can I expect in the Serengeti?
The type of accommodation in the Serengeti varies based on your safari plans, but there's something for every budget.
Many travelers love staying in the Serengeti's tented camps. These camps range from simple safari tents with a bed, attached toilet, and sometimes an outdoor shower, to luxurious tents with lots of space and fine safari furnishings. These camps often include a dining tent, lounge area, and sometimes a swimming pool.
Some tented camps are mobile and move a few times a year to give you the best chance to see the great migration. With only canvas between you and the African wild, it's safe and you'll feel part of the Serengeti, especially when you hear lions roaring at night.
The Serengeti also offers lodges, which are permanent buildings. Here, you'll sleep behind solid walls but enjoy a similar experience to tented camps, with dining areas, bars, and sometimes a pool.
For those on a budget, there are camping areas and a youth hostel in Seronera in the Central Serengeti.
What is the best time of the year for a 4-day safari in the Serengeti?
There's never a bad time to visit the Serengeti, but your experience will vary depending on when you go.
The Dry season, from June to October, is the best time for weather, with little to no rain. These months are also ideal for wildlife viewing because animals gather near the remaining water sources, making them easier to spot.
The wildebeest migration follows a predictable pattern. They give birth in the Southern Serengeti in January and February. By June or July, they move north and cross the Grumeti River in the Western Corridor. Around September, they cross the Mara River into Kenya in the far north.
These timings can vary each year, but they're a good guide for planning.
For budget travelers, there are camping areas and a youth hostel in Seronera, Central Serengeti.
Is it likely that I will see the wildebeest migration?
To see the migration on your 4-day Serengeti safari, you'll need careful planning and some luck.
Wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles typically migrate through the park during specific months. They start in the southern Serengeti in January and February, moving northward over the following months. By June or July, they are usually in the Western Corridor near the Grumeti River. In September, they cross the Mara River into Kenya's Masai Mara. Use these timelines to plan your trip if you want to see the migration.
However, every year is different, and wildlife movements can't be guaranteed. Sometimes the migration happens as expected, but other times it varies. The wildebeest might move faster or slower, or take different routes. That's why a bit of luck is needed to be in the right place at the right time.
Which animals am I likely to see?
On a 4-day Serengeti safari, you'll encounter countless animals. The wildlife you see varies by location and season. During the great migration, you'll spot numerous wildebeest, zebra, and Thomson’s gazelle. Predators like big cats and hyenas often follow the migration for easy prey. Big cats and hyenas are frequently seen even outside the migration period.
You'll also likely see elephants, buffalo, giraffes, jackals, bat-eared foxes, and various antelopes such as eland, topi, kongoni, and impala. Black rhinos are rare but present in the park.
How much does a 4-day Serengeti safari cost?
There are many factors that affect the cost of your 4-day Serengeti safari. These include the time of year, type of accommodation, and the kind of safari you choose (group, private, or self-drive).
High season is from July to March, when prices are higher. Costs also rise during the migration period.
Accommodation ranges from camping to luxury lodges, impacting your total cost. Private safaris are usually more expensive than group safaris.
A basic camping safari in the Serengeti starts at $100-$150 per person per day, while luxury options begin at $500 per person per day, with most safaris falling somewhere in between.