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29/10/2014

Great Migration Serengeti Tanzania

Time-lapse footage of the "Great Migration", showing thousands of Wildebeest crossing the Mara River in Northern Serengeti, Tanzania.

23/10/2014

27/06/2014

Breakfast in the Serengeti

05/06/2014

The migration has moved to the western corridor quite early this year, concentrated along the Grumeti River and all the way up towards Kirawira.

27/03/2014

Leopards are very rare to see in the wild, and leopard cubs even rarer. We found these boys hiding under our Landcruiser at our last day and last hour in the Serengeti! www.luxesafaritanzania.nl

27/03/2014

Set close to the banks of the Mara River, and boasting dramatic views out across the wide plains of the northern Serengeti, Sayari Camp offers an exclusive window and unparalleled access to the greatest migration on the planet.

And it does it all in remarkable luxury, with 15 tasteful hillside suites to retire to after a day of safari adventure. Intimate, stylish and elegant, it’s no surprise that this luxury Serengeti lodge is regularly voted one of the top safari escapes on the planet.

20/06/2013

12 Wild doges this week in Oliver's camp, Tarangire

Breaking News! 12 Wild Dogs seen on the hunt near camp!
Picture take by Oliver's Camp Guide Lewis Mangaba

03/03/2012

01/03/2012

Update Great Migration:
February has been very dry in the Serengeti, with just a few showers that have not stimulated that much needed green flush of grass in the Ndutu short grass plains. As a result, the herds have been very dispersed; some heading into the Central Serengeti while others have disappeared into the Hidden Valley and Maswa. Visitors to the park have often had to drive out all day in search of the herds and some have very sadly been disappointed, although that said, the cats around the Ndutu area have been out in force and we've had some great cheetah and lion sightings, so it's by no means all bad "gnus". It really is a reminder that there is no sure thing in nature. The good news is that the rains are falling again around Ndutu and up in the Lamai area. Our guides tell us that the wildebeest are trickling in and starting to re-group. Fingers crossed they now follow their well-trodden routes so we can be there with front row seats!

13/12/2011

UPDATE GREAT MIGRATION SERENGETI
5/12/11
The migration can currently be found from Kusini down towards Ndutu and in the NCAA; herds even seen moving towards Kakesio near Maswa. There is still widespread, and heavy, rains in the central Serengeti.
Our guides have just called in to say he's seen a wildebeest herd of over a million strong between Naabi, Gol Kopjes and Golini.
23/11/1011
Nomad guides also report seeing some smaller herds down in the central Serengeti area, groups spread out between the Moru and Maasai Kopjes. Good rains in the area means there is plenty of grazing around.

11/11/2011