3 Days Serengeti Migration Offroad Safari

We use heavy-duty 4x4 Land Cruisers that are specifically modified for rugged terrain. These vehicles have pop-up roofs for better wildlife viewing and are equipped to handle the dusty tracks of the Northern Serengeti. The suspension is reinforced to make the long journey more comfortable for passengers.

Yes, the itinerary is designed to put you in the best position to see the river crossings. While nature is unpredictable, your guide will use radio communication to track the herds. Being in the Northern Serengeti increases your chances significantly during the migration season.

There is no strict age limit, but the long driving hours can be tiring for very young children. We recommend this trip for children aged five and above who can handle the bumpy roads. Parents should ensure their children are prepared for the adventure and the dust.

The best time is between July and October when the migration is in the Northern Serengeti. This is when the weather is dry and the river crossings are most frequent. Booking in advance is necessary as the lodges in the north fill up quickly during these months.

We can customize the package to include flights from Zanzibar to the Serengeti to save on travel time. This would change the first day from a road drive to a scenic flight. Please let us know your arrival point so we can modify the logistics for you.

Usually, we host between two and six people in one vehicle to ensure everyone has a window seat. Private tours are also available if you prefer a more exclusive experience with your own guide. This allows for more flexibility in how much time you spend at specific sightings.

You will enjoy a mix of local and international dishes prepared by the lodge chefs. For lunch, we provide packed boxes that include sandwiches, fruit, and snacks to enjoy in the park. Bottled water is provided throughout the day to keep you hydrated.

Reception is very limited and can be quite spotty in the remote northern areas. Most lodges provide Wi-Fi in the common areas, but it may not be fast enough for heavy streaming. This is a great opportunity to disconnect and enjoy the natural surroundings.

It is wise to bring a scarf or a buff to protect your face from the dust on the tracks. Light, breathable clothing in neutral colors like khaki or beige is best. Do not forget a good pair of sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen for the afternoon sun.

All our guides are professionals with years of experience navigating the difficult terrains of Tanzania. They are trained in vehicle recovery and wildlife tracking to ensure your safety. They also have extensive knowledge about the behavior of the migration herds.