Where to See Great Migration

Where to See Great Migration

Where to See the Great Migration: Best Kenya & Tanzania Safari Locations

Knowing where to see the Great Migration is one of the most important decisions when planning a wildebeest safari. Related planning topics include best place to see Great Migration and where to see wildebeest migration.

The Great Migration does not remain in one national park throughout the year. Vast herds of wildebeests, zebras and gazelles move continuously through the wider Serengeti–Masai Mara ecosystem, following rainfall, water and fresh grazing. This means that the best place to see the migration depends primarily on when you travel. For example:

• January to March: Southern Serengeti and Ndutu are usually the strongest areas.
• April to May: Central Serengeti becomes increasingly important.
• May to June: Western Serengeti and the Grumeti region become major migration areas.
• July to October: Northern Serengeti and Kenya's Masai Mara are the principal northern migration zones.
• November to December: Eastern, central and southern Serengeti become increasingly important again.

For travellers specifically interested in the Kenyan migration, the answer is simpler: the Masai Mara ecosystem is the principal place to see migrating wildebeests in Kenya. However, even within the Masai Mara, the herds can shift between the Mara River, Mara Triangle, central plains, southern areas and surrounding conservancies. This guide compares the major migration locations, explains which months suit each area and helps travellers choose between Kenya, Tanzania or a combined safari.

Where to See the Great Migration at a Glance

Location	Typical Best Period	Main Migration Experience
Ndutu	Jan–Mar	Calving and predators
Southern Serengeti	Jan–Mar	Huge herds and newborn calves
Central Serengeti	Mar–May & Nov–Dec	Transitional migration and resident wildlife
Western Serengeti	May–Jun	Mass movement
Grumeti	May–Jul	Western river crossings and large herds
Northern Serengeti	Jul–Oct	Mara River crossings and northern migration
Masai Mara	Jul–Oct	Kenya migration and river crossings
Mara Triangle	Jul–Oct	Mara River access and large herds
Central Masai Mara	Jul–Oct	Migration herds and predators
Eastern Serengeti	Oct–Nov	Southward return

This table describes typical seasonal patterns rather than fixed wildlife positions.

The Best Place Depends on Your Month

One of the biggest mistakes in Great Migration planning is choosing a destination first and the travel date second. The better approach is: choose your travel dates → identify the migration phase → select the correct location. For example:

February

Choose Ndutu and Southern Serengeti.

June

Choose Western Serengeti and Grumeti.

August

Choose Masai Mara or Northern Serengeti.

September

Consider Masai Mara + Northern Serengeti.

November

Choose Eastern or Central Serengeti. The migration should determine the geography of the safari.

Where to See the Great Migration in Kenya

The principal migration destination in Kenya is the Masai Mara ecosystem, the northern continuation of Tanzania's Serengeti, which provides some of the most famous migration scenes in Africa. During the main migration season, visitors may see:

• enormous wildebeest herds,
• large zebra concentrations,
• lions hunting among the herds,
• cheetahs on open plains,
• hyenas following migration groups,
• Nile crocodiles in the Mara River,
• possible Mara River crossings.

The main Kenya migration period is generally July to October, though timing varies and no sighting is guaranteed.

Masai Mara National Reserve

The Masai Mara National Reserve is the most famous place to see the Great Migration in Kenya. It offers:

• extensive open plains,
• access to major wildlife areas,
• sections of the Mara and Talek river systems,
• strong predator populations,
• large resident wildlife populations,
• excellent migration game drives.

During peak migration months, large wildebeest herds may spread across different parts of the reserve rather than remaining beside the Mara River.

Best Months

July to October, with August and September often particularly strong.

Best For

• First-time migration travellers
• Large herd viewing
• Mara River activity
• Lions and other predators
• Photography
• Kenya-only migration safaris

Mara Triangle

The Mara Triangle occupies the western part of the Masai Mara ecosystem. It is one of the most important areas for migration viewing because it includes extensive grasslands and important sections of the Mara River. During migration season, the Triangle can offer:

• major wildebeest concentrations,
• river crossing opportunities,
• lions,
• elephants,
• buffaloes,
• hyenas,
• excellent open landscapes.

Why Choose the Mara Triangle?

The area is particularly attractive to travellers who want:

• Mara River access,
• broad open plains,
• strong migration viewing,
• a slightly different perspective from central Masai Mara.

Best Months

July to October

Mara River in Kenya

The Mara River is the most famous migration landmark, and travellers hoping to witness a river crossing naturally focus on sections of the river inside the broader Masai Mara ecosystem. However, it is important to understand that a crossing cannot be guaranteed simply because your camp is near the river. Wildebeests can:

• gather far from the river,
• approach one bank and retreat,
• cross several kilometres away,
• cross early in the morning,
• cross in the afternoon,
• move back toward Tanzania.

Best Period

Generally July to October.

Best For

• River-crossing focus
• Wildlife photography
• Crocodile viewing
• Large herd activity

Central Masai Mara

Central Masai Mara is often overlooked by travellers who focus entirely on the river, which can be a mistake. The central plains support exceptional resident wildlife and may also hold enormous migration herds. This region can provide:

• lions,
• cheetahs,
• leopards,
• hyenas,
• elephants,
• buffaloes,
• wildebeest,
• zebras,
• gazelles.

Best For

• Predator viewing
• Migration herds away from crossing crowds
• General wildlife photography
• Longer Masai Mara stays

Talek Region

The Talek area provides access to riverine habitat and open plains, and it also contains numerous safari camps and important game-drive routes. Migration activity changes according to local grazing conditions, so the region can be especially useful as part of a broader Mara itinerary rather than as the only focus.

Southern Masai Mara

The southern parts of the Mara connect directly with northern Serengeti. Migrating wildebeests may enter Kenya through broad border areas rather than one single corridor, which makes southern Mara important during periods when herds are first arriving from Tanzania.

Best Period

Often especially relevant in July and early northern migration periods, though movement varies annually.

Masai Mara Conservancies

Private conservancies surrounding the reserve can also participate in the wider migration ecosystem. Important conservancies include areas such as:

• Mara North
• Olare Motorogi
• Naboisho
• Ol Kinyei

Depending on rainfall and grazing, migrating animals may enter some of these areas. However, their greatest strengths often include:

• lower vehicle densities,
• strong resident wildlife,
• night game drives,
• guided walks,
• off-road wildlife viewing where permitted,
• high-quality camps.

A strong migration itinerary can combine a conservancy stay with access to the main reserve.

Is Masai Mara the Best Place to See the Great Migration?

For travellers visiting Kenya between approximately July and October, yes, the Masai Mara is the principal destination. For the entire annual migration cycle, however, no single destination is always best, because Tanzania contains most of the migration route. Therefore:

• Masai Mara is best for the Kenyan northern migration.
• Ndutu is better for calving.
• Western Serengeti is better for the Grumeti phase.
• Northern Serengeti can be equally important for Mara River crossings.

Where to See Great Migration in Tanzania

Tanzania contains the majority of the annual migration circuit. The key locations are:

• Southern Serengeti
• Ndutu
• Central Serengeti
• Western Serengeti
• Grumeti
• Northern Serengeti
• Eastern Serengeti

This allows travellers to plan a Great Migration safari in Tanzania during almost every month of the year.

Ndutu

Ndutu is one of the most important migration locations. It lies within the southern Serengeti–Ngorongoro ecosystem and becomes particularly important during the calving phase.

Best Period

January to March, with February often regarded as the peak calving month.

Why Visit Ndutu?

Visitors may see:

• huge wildebeest concentrations,
• newborn calves,
• lions,
• cheetahs,
• hyenas,
• jackals,
• zebras,
• spectacular green plains.

Best For

• Calving
• Predator viewing
• Photography
• Green-season migration
• Tanzania-focused safaris

Southern Serengeti

The southern Serengeti short-grass plains are another major migration area, where large herds gather after seasonal rainfall creates fresh grazing.

Typical Period

December to March

Main Experiences

• Massive wildebeest concentrations
• Pregnant females
• Calving
• Predator action
• Open landscapes
• Excellent visibility

This region is one of the strongest alternatives to the famous northern migration.

Ngorongoro Conservation Area Plains

Sections of the broader Ngorongoro Conservation Area also form part of the southern migration ecosystem, and the migration can spread across these plains during the early months of the year. This helps explain why the migration is better understood as an ecosystem event rather than something restricted to Serengeti National Park boundaries.

Central Serengeti

The Central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera region, acts as a major transition zone. It is also one of the best year-round wildlife areas in Tanzania.

Typical Migration Periods

Most relevant during:

• March to May
• November to December

though animals may occur at other times.

Why Visit Central Serengeti?

The region supports:

• lions,
• leopards,
• cheetahs,
• elephants,
• resident herbivores,
• migration herds during transition periods.

This makes central Serengeti especially valuable when the migration is dispersed.

Seronera

Seronera is one of the most famous safari areas in central Serengeti and provides particularly strong resident predator viewing. During migration periods, visitors may see large wildebeest groups moving through or around the region.

Best For

• Leopards
• Lions
• General Serengeti wildlife
• Transitional migration
• First-time Tanzania safaris

Western Serengeti

The Western Serengeti becomes important as the migration moves north and west.

Best Period

Approximately May to June, sometimes extending into July depending on conditions.

Main Experiences

• Huge moving herds
• Long wildebeest columns
• Zebra concentrations
• Migration corridors
• Fewer visitors than northern river hotspots

This is one of the best regions for travellers who want to witness the movement itself.

Grumeti Region

The Grumeti area is strongly associated with the western migration phase, and the Grumeti River creates another important obstacle for migrating herds.

Best Period

Typically May to July.

Main Experiences

• Wildebeest movement
• Grumeti River activity
• Crocodiles
• Predators
• Western Serengeti landscapes

Grumeti vs Mara River

The Mara River is generally more famous for dramatic mass crossings, while the Grumeti phase can offer a quieter and more dispersed migration experience.

Northern Serengeti

The Northern Serengeti is one of the most important places to see the Great Migration during the middle and later parts of the year, and it directly borders Kenya's Masai Mara.

Best Period

July to October

Main Experiences

• Major wildebeest herds
• Mara River crossings
• Lions
• Leopards
• Hyenas
• Crocodiles
• Excellent photography

Northern Serengeti is particularly important when large herds remain south of the Kenya border.

Kogatende

Kogatende is one of the key northern Serengeti safari areas, providing access to the Mara River and extensive migration plains.

Best Period

July to October

Best For

• Mara River crossings
• Northern migration
• Large herds
• Photography
• Tanzania-only crossing safaris

Travellers should not assume all Mara River crossings require a Kenya itinerary. Kogatende can be excellent.

Lamai

The Lamai area, including the broader Lamai Wedge, is another important northern migration region. It offers:

• open grasslands,
• river access,
• migration routes,
• predators,
• excellent landscapes.

It can be particularly rewarding for travellers seeking a more extensive northern Serengeti experience.

Mara River in Tanzania

The Mara River also flows through northern Serengeti, which is an important fact for migration planning. Crossings can occur on the Tanzanian side before the herds reach Kenya or while they move around the northern ecosystem.

Best Period

July to October

Best For

• River crossing safaris
• Tanzania-only migration itineraries
• Photographers
• Combining with central Serengeti and Ngorongoro

Eastern Serengeti

The eastern Serengeti becomes more relevant during the southward return phase.

Typical Period

October to November, although conditions vary. The herds can move through eastern and central corridors after the short rains encourage fresh grazing. This phase receives less publicity but is still part of the annual migration.

Best Place for Great Migration by Month

January

Best place: Ndutu / Southern Serengeti. Main experience:

• Large herds
• Early calving
• Predators

February

Best place: Ndutu / Southern Serengeti. Main experience:

• Peak calving
• Lions
• Cheetahs
• Hyenas

March

Best place: Southern to Central Serengeti. Main experience:

• Calves
• Dispersing herds
• Northward transition

April

Best place: Central Serengeti. Main experience:

• Moving herds
• Green landscapes
• Fewer visitors

May

Best place: Central / Western Serengeti. Main experience:

• Mass movement
• Long columns of wildebeest

June

Best place: Western Serengeti / Grumeti / northern transition. Main experience:

• Grumeti activity
• Northward movement

July

Best place: Northern Serengeti / Masai Mara. Main experience:

• Northern migration
• Possible Mara River crossings

August

Best place: Masai Mara / Northern Serengeti. Main experience:

• Major herds
• Mara River crossings
• Predators

September

Best place: Masai Mara / Northern Serengeti. Main experience:

• Large northern herds
• River-crossing possibilities
• Excellent photography

October

Best place: Masai Mara / Northern Serengeti. Main experience:

• Late northern migration
• Southward transition

November

Best place: Eastern / Central Serengeti. Main experience:

• Southward return
• Greening landscapes

December

Best place: Central to Southern Serengeti / Ndutu. Main experience:

• Return toward calving grounds

Best Great Migration Locations Ranked by Experience

Rather than ranking destinations universally, it is more useful to rank them by experience.

Best for Mara River Crossings

1. Northern Serengeti
2. Masai Mara
3. Mara Triangle

Best for Calving

1. Ndutu
2. Southern Serengeti
3. Ngorongoro Conservation Area plains

Best for Predator Action Around Newborns

1. Ndutu
2. Southern Serengeti

Best for Mass Herd Movement

1. Western Serengeti
2. Central Serengeti
3. Grumeti region

Best for Kenya Migration

1. Masai Mara National Reserve
2. Mara Triangle
3. Central Mara
4. Suitable surrounding conservancies

Best for Northern Tanzania Migration

1. Kogatende
2. Lamai
3. Other northern Serengeti migration zones

Masai Mara vs Northern Serengeti

One of the most common questions is whether to choose Masai Mara or Northern Serengeti. Both can be outstanding.

Choose Masai Mara if:

• You want a Kenya safari
• You are travelling July–October
• You want easy combination with Amboseli, Nakuru or Kenya coast
• You want conservancy options
• You prefer Nairobi as your gateway

Choose Northern Serengeti if:

• You are building a Tanzania itinerary
• You want to combine migration with Ngorongoro
• You want Tanzania-side Mara River access
• Herd reports suggest substantial concentrations south of the border

Choose Both if:

• You have 8–12 days
• Migration is the principal objective
• You are travelling during July–October
• You want wider geographic coverage

Masai Mara vs Ndutu

These destinations represent two very different migration phases.

Masai Mara

Best for:

• July–October
• Northern migration
• Mara River crossings
• dry-season game viewing

Ndutu

Best for:

• January–March
• calving
• newborn wildebeest
• predator activity
• green landscapes

Neither is universally better, so your travel month should decide.

Mara River vs Grumeti

Mara River

Best for:

• Iconic crossing scenes
• July–October
• Masai Mara and Northern Serengeti

Grumeti

Best for:

• Western migration
• May–July
• Lower-density migration experience
• Wildebeest movement through western Serengeti

Where to See the Great Migration Without Large Crowds

Peak river-crossing areas can become busy. Travellers seeking quieter experiences can consider:

• Western Serengeti in May–June
• Central Serengeti in transition periods
• Ndutu outside the busiest calving weeks
• private Masai Mara conservancies combined with reserve visits
• less congested northern Serengeti sectors

The key trade-off is that quieter locations may not provide the same probability of dramatic crossing events.

Where to See Great Migration on a Budget

Budget travellers should prioritize wildlife location over luxury. Good strategies include:

Kenya

Stay in an affordable camp with practical Masai Mara access during July–October.

Tanzania

Consider:

• central Serengeti,
• western Serengeti,
• value camps in the correct seasonal area.

Travelling outside August and September may also reduce accommodation costs.

Where to See Great Migration on a Luxury Safari

Luxury travellers can use seasonal positioning and fly-in logistics to stay close to the migration. Strong options include:

February

Luxury seasonal camps around Ndutu.

August–September

Luxury camps in:

• Masai Mara
• Mara conservancies
• Northern Serengeti

Combined Luxury Safari

Masai Mara + Northern Serengeti + Zanzibar or Diani.

Where to See the Great Migration for Photography

Photographers should choose an area according to subject.

Calves and Predators

Ndutu, February

Long Herd Columns

Western Serengeti, May–June

River Crossings

Northern Serengeti or Masai Mara, August–September

Classic Kenya Landscapes

Masai Mara, July–October

Lower-Crowd Green Photography

Central Serengeti, April–May or November

Where to See Great Migration with Children

Families should avoid trying to cover too many regions. Good options include:

August–September

Spend 4–5 nights in Masai Mara.

February

Spend several nights in Ndutu. Advantages of one strategic base include:

• fewer transfers,
• flexible game drives,
• less fatigue,
• more downtime.

A private vehicle is particularly useful.

Where to See Great Migration on Honeymoon

Excellent honeymoon combinations include:

Masai Mara

For July–October travellers. Can combine with:

• Diani Beach
• Watamu
• Zanzibar

Ndutu

For January–March travellers. Can combine with:

• Ngorongoro
• Serengeti
• Zanzibar

Northern Serengeti

Excellent for luxury seasonal camps and migration-focused honeymoons.

Where to See Migration and Big Cats

The migration is strongly associated with predators, but Big Cat sightings are not limited to migrating herds. Excellent areas include:

Masai Mara

Outstanding for:

• lions,
• cheetahs,
• leopards.

Central Serengeti

Strong for:

• lions,
• leopards,
• cheetahs.

Ndutu

Excellent for:

• cheetahs,
• lions,
• calving-season predator action.

Northern Serengeti

Excellent for:

• lions,
• leopards,
• migration predator interactions.

Where to See Wildebeest and Crocodiles

For crocodile-related migration action:

Mara River

Primary focus. Locations:

• Northern Serengeti
• Masai Mara

Typical period: July–October

Grumeti River

Secondary focus. Typical period: May–July

Where to See Wildebeest Calves

The best areas are:

• Ndutu
• Southern Serengeti
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area plains

Typical period: January–March, with February usually strongest.

Where to See Huge Wildebeest Herds

Large herds may appear in several places through the year.

Jan–Mar

Southern Serengeti / Ndutu

May–Jun

Central and Western Serengeti

Jul–Oct

Northern Serengeti / Masai Mara. The exact appearance of the herds varies: some days animals may form dense concentrations, while on others they may be spread across large areas.

Where to See Migration from a Hot-Air Balloon

Balloon safaris are offered in several safari regions. Common areas include:

• Masai Mara
• Central Serengeti
• selected northern Serengeti areas

The migration may be visible from the balloon if the flight route passes near the herds. However:

• wind determines flight direction,
• wildlife positions change,
• viewing migration from the balloon cannot be guaranteed.

Ballooning should complement, not replace, game drives.

Where to Stay Close to the Migration

The best accommodation location changes seasonally.

January–March

Choose camps around:

• Ndutu
• Southern Serengeti

May–June

Choose camps around:

• Central or Western Serengeti
• Grumeti

July–October

Choose camps around:

• Northern Serengeti
• Masai Mara
• Mara River zones

A seasonal or mobile camp can be particularly useful.

Permanent vs Seasonal Camps

Permanent Camps

Advantages:

• Established facilities
• Predictable location
• Strong year-round operations

Potential disadvantage: a permanent camp cannot move with the migration.

Seasonal Camps

Advantages:

• Positioned according to migration season
• Often closer to major herd concentrations
• Strong wilderness feel

Potential disadvantage: facilities may be simpler than permanent high-end lodges.

How Many Locations Should You Visit?

More locations do not automatically create a better safari. For a short migration trip, one well-chosen location is usually preferable.

3–4 Days

Choose one major migration zone.

5–7 Days

Choose one or two regions.

8–12 Days

A Kenya–Tanzania combination becomes practical.

12–14 Days

You can incorporate migration zones plus additional parks or a beach extension. Avoid changing lodges every night.

Best Great Migration Location for a 3-Day Safari

July–October

Choose Masai Mara for Kenya or Northern Serengeti for Tanzania.

January–March

Choose Ndutu. A three-day safari should remain concentrated.

Best Great Migration Location for a 5-Day Safari

Five days allows stronger migration flexibility. Examples:

August

4 nights Masai Mara.

February

4 nights Ndutu / Southern Serengeti.

June

Western Serengeti + central or northern transition.

Best Great Migration Location for a 7-Day Safari

A week allows combinations such as:

August

Masai Mara + conservancy.

September

Masai Mara + Northern Serengeti if logistics allow.

February

Ndutu + Ngorongoro.

June

Central Serengeti + Western Serengeti.

Best Great Migration Location for a 10-Day Safari

Ten days provides enough time for a meaningful two-country migration itinerary. A July–September route could include:

• Masai Mara
• Northern Serengeti
• Central Serengeti
• Ngorongoro

A February route could include:

• Ndutu
• Central Serengeti
• Ngorongoro
• Tarangire

Kenya or Tanzania: Where Should You Go?

Use this simple rule:

Travel January–June

Prioritize Tanzania.

Travel July–October

Consider:

• Kenya
• Tanzania
• or both.

Travel November–December

Prioritize Tanzania. Kenya remains an outstanding safari destination year-round, but these recommendations relate specifically to the main migration herds.

Where to See Great Migration and Beach

Kenya Option

Masai Mara + Diani Beach, best around July–October.

Tanzania Option

Serengeti + Zanzibar. Possible throughout the year, with migration region selected according to month.

Two-Country Option

Masai Mara + Serengeti + Zanzibar. Especially attractive during July–October.

Where to See Great Migration and Gorilla Trekking

A larger East African itinerary can combine the migration with gorillas. Possible routing:

Kenya Migration + Uganda

Masai Mara → Nairobi → Entebbe → Bwindi

Kenya Migration + Rwanda

Masai Mara → Nairobi → Kigali → Volcanoes National Park

Tanzania Migration + Uganda/Rwanda

Serengeti → regional flight connections → gorilla destination. This works particularly well for travellers with 12–16 days or more.

Great Migration Location Comparison

Location	Best Period	Crossings	Calving	Predator Viewing	Crowd Level
Ndutu	Jan–Mar	No	Exceptional	Exceptional	Moderate
Southern Serengeti	Jan–Mar	No	Excellent	Excellent	Moderate
Central Serengeti	Mar–May / Nov–Dec	No	Low–Moderate	Excellent	Variable
Western Serengeti	May–Jun	Possible Grumeti	No	Very Good	Lower
Grumeti	May–Jul	Yes	No	Very Good	Lower
Northern Serengeti	Jul–Oct	Excellent potential	No	Excellent	High in hotspots
Masai Mara	Jul–Oct	Excellent potential	No	Exceptional	High in hotspots
Mara Triangle	Jul–Oct	Excellent potential	No	Excellent	Variable

Best Destination Based on Your Priority

Priority	Best Location
Mara River crossings	Masai Mara / Northern Serengeti
Calving	Ndutu
Newborn wildebeest	Ndutu / Southern Serengeti
Cheetah hunting	Ndutu / Southern Serengeti
Kenya migration	Masai Mara
Tanzania northern migration	Northern Serengeti
Grumeti crossings	Western Serengeti / Grumeti
Long migration columns	Western Serengeti
Big Cats	Masai Mara / Central Serengeti / Ndutu
Kenya + Tanzania migration	Masai Mara + Northern Serengeti
Safari + Diani	Masai Mara
Safari + Zanzibar	Serengeti or Kenya–Tanzania combination

Common Mistakes When Choosing Where to See the Migration

Choosing Masai Mara in February for the Main Migration

The major migrating herds are generally far south in Tanzania.

Choosing Ndutu in August for the Main Migration

The herds are generally far north.

Assuming the Mara River Is Only in Kenya

It also flows through northern Serengeti.

Choosing a Lodge Before Choosing the Migration Zone

The wildlife location should come first.

Staying Too Far from the Expected Herd Area

Long daily transfers reduce useful safari time.

Trying to Visit Too Many Migration Zones

A focused itinerary usually provides better wildlife viewing.

Assuming One Famous Crossing Point Is Always Active

Crossing activity changes constantly.

How to Choose Where to See the Great Migration

Use this five-step process.

Step 1: Start With Your Dates

Your month determines the likely migration zone.

Step 2: Identify Your Main Wildlife Priority

Choose:

• Calving
• River crossings
• Predators
• Large herds
• Photography
• Lower crowds

Step 3: Select the Correct Country

Kenya, Tanzania or both.

Step 4: Select the Exact Region

Examples:

• Ndutu
• Western Serengeti
• Northern Serengeti
• Masai Mara

Step 5: Select Accommodation

Choose camp location after identifying the correct wildlife region.

Frequently Asked Questions

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• Masai Mara Wildebeest Migration
• Great Migration Safari
• Kenya Migration Safari
• Wildebeest Migration Safari Packages
• Great Migration Tours
• Kenya Tanzania Great Migration
• Great Migration Route
• Great Migration Map
• Great Migration Calendar
• Best Time for Wildebeest Migration
• Best Month for Wildebeest Migration
• Great Migration Safari Cost

Find the Best Great Migration Location for Your Dates

The answer to where to see Great Migration should always begin with your travel dates. Safari Trips to Kenya can match your month with the most appropriate migration area and build a safari around the wildlife rather than forcing the wildlife into a fixed itinerary. Tell us:

• Your exact or approximate travel dates
• Number of travellers
• Number of safari days
• Preferred accommodation level
• Budget
• Kenya, Tanzania or both
• Whether river crossings are your priority
• Whether calving is your priority
• Whether you want photography-focused game drives
• Whether you prefer road or fly-in travel
• Whether you want Diani, Zanzibar or gorilla trekking afterward

We can then recommend the best migration destination for your travel period.