Safari in the Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti is an extraordinary tourist destination in the world, with thousands of visitors flocking to the place each year. The Serengeti National Park is situated in Tanzania. It stretches over an area of 30,000 km square of land. This park is one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in Africa and in the world. The Serengeti is a very distinctive destination in terms of the large and diverse surroundings it has. The landscape consist of mostly flat and extensive open plains, that create a great atmosphere for spotting animals, however, as one explore the park, one will come across terrains such as forests, swamps, rivers and mountains. Due to the flat and open plain land of the park, it received its name, 'Serengeti', which translates to 'endless plains'.

The Serengeti has the largest blend of animals compared to other African parks. Within its several diverse landscapes, one will come across all kinds of animals, such as hippos in the swamps, lions lazing under a tree on the open plains, and even leopards high in the branches of an Acacia tree. As well as several other kinds of animals, including zebra, elephant, giraffe and lots of diverse species of gazelle - which one will most certainly come across while touring the park.

A huge herd of around 2 million ungulates, mostly comprising wildebeest, along with zebra and gazelle make their way from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in Kenya as part of an ongoing annual migration cycle. Before the journey commences, approximately 300,000 wildebeest calves are born in the Serengeti during February, which reimburses for the 250,000. They lose their lives when enduring the treacherous route, where predators await their arrival, and several others merely drown whilst crossing the deep Mara River. The Serengeti remains to be the best National Park in the world. If one would like to visit the Serengeti and want to have Tanzania safari experience then one can contact East African tour professionals for a comprehensive quote on a holiday of a lifetime.

The Ngorongoro Crater is a large volcanic caldera that plays host to an advanced ecosystem ideal for inhabiting and preservation of an extensive array of animals, from the appropriately named king of the jungle, the lion, to the ever so rarer horned beast, the rhino.
The Selous Game Reserve is internationally recognized as one of best managed areas in Africa. Poaching in this reserve is minimal and animal’s population including elephants is thriving. It is vast with only a small section of the park used for photography safaris and another section used for hunting safaris.