UNESCO World Heritage Site
Serengeti National Park
Experience the Great Migration, vast endless plains, and the highest concentration of predators on Earth.
Witness the World’s Greatest Wildlife Stage
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, Serengeti National Park is iconic worldwide for its vast, unfenced savannah ecosystems and annual Great Migration. Millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse these plains in an ancient cyclical trek driven by rainfall and fresh pastures.
Beyond the migration, Serengeti's endless golden plains support the highest concentration of large carnivores in Africa, including over 3,000 lions, 7,500 hyenas, and 250 cheetahs, alongside herds of elephants, giraffes, and diverse bird species.
1.5 Million+
Migrating Wildebeest
14,763 km²
Protected Wilderness Area
3,000+ Lions
Africa's Premier Predator Density
UNESCO Listed
World Heritage Site
Serengeti Highlights & Wonders
The Great Wildebeest Migration
Witness the epic circular journey of millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles pursuing green pastures across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem.
World's Highest Lion Density
Home to legendary lion pride territories, stealthy leopards resting on kopjes, and cheetahs hunting across open savannahs.
Endless Plains & Kopjes
Marvel at infinite horizon views and iconic granite rock formations (kopjes) rising dramatically out of the grass plains.
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