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Serengeti, the migration

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A million wildebeest and the plains that hold them, with guides kids remember for life.

Serengeti, the migration — Serengeti, Tanzania

Day by day

Day 1

Into the central Serengeti

Day 2

A full-day migration drive with a picnic

Day 3

Balloon morning or a Maasai village visit

The must-dos, honestly graded

  • A full-day game drive following the herdsWorth It
  • Sunrise balloon over the plainsWorth It
  • A predator-focused evening driveWorth It
  • A one-night Serengeti taster — distances eat the dayNot Worth It
Splurge — worth itA full-day game drive following the herds
Skip — save yourselfA one-night Serengeti taster — distances eat the day
What nobody tells youMigration timing moves with the rains — the camp location matters more than the brochure.
Plan ahead & packBook migration-season camps months ahead; binoculars for every seat.
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