Follow two million wildebeest and zebra through Serengeti’s annual cycle. We position you for the right week in the right sector—river crossings or calving, not guesswork.

• Best time: River crossings Jun–Oct (Kogatende/Lamela); Calving Jan–Mar (Ndutu).
• Route ideas: Ngorongoro → Central Serengeti → North (or Ndutu in Green Season).
• Trip length: 8–12 days. One-way routing to cut backtracking.
• Good to know: Crossings are wild, not scheduled; we build buffer days.

Focused tracking for lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo—with patient guiding and fewer vehicles.

• When: Year-round; shoulder months mean thinner crowds.
• Hotspots: Central/Northern Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater rim/crater, Tarangire.
• Trip length: 5–7 days; add an extra day if rhino is a must-see.
• Reality check: Leopard and rhino need time; we plan for multiple chances.

Shorter drives, private pacing, kid-friendly lodges, and guides who turn questions into quests.

• Great for: Ages 6+; teens love walking/cultural add-ons where permitted.
• Structure: 2–3 nights per camp, midday pool breaks, flexible mealtimes.
• Where: Tarangire + Ngorongoro + Central Serengeti (or Ndutu in Jan–Mar).
• Safety: Family tents/inter-connecting rooms; vetted properties only.

Top lodges and mobile camps, private vehicles, exclusive concessions, and smooth hops by light aircraft.

• Flow: Fly-in circuits with private transfers, unhurried game drives.
• Perks: Spa downtime, sommelier-level dining, sundowners with a view.
• Trip length: 10–14 days across 3–4 locations.
• Tip: One property per biome beats many rushed check-ins.

Light-first itineraries, unhurried sightings, vehicle setups for stability and low angles.

• Vehicle: Max 3 photographers per vehicle, beanbags, clamp mounts on request.
• Power: In-car charging, cold storage for batteries, early breakfast kits.
• Windows: Dawn and late-afternoon golden hours are protected time.
• Guides: Spotting skills + positioning for natural backgrounds, not bumpers.