4 Days Serengeti Migration Safari Green Season

During the green months, the landscape turns into a lush emerald paradise with blooming flowers. You will experience fewer crowds and lower prices at many luxury lodges. It is also the best time for birdwatching as migratory birds from Europe and North Africa are present in the park.

River crossings typically occur during the dry months from July to October. However, the green season offers other spectacles like newborn animals and intense predator action in the tall grass. This 4-day green season safari in Serengeti Migration focuses on the vibrant life that follows the rains.

We use heavy duty 4x4 Land Cruisers that are specifically equipped to handle the muddy tracks of the Serengeti. These vehicles have pop-up roofs for better wildlife viewing and are regularly serviced for safety. They also feature charging ports for your cameras and a fridge for cold drinks.

Mosquitoes are more active during the wet months, so it is important to take precautions. Most lodges provide mosquito nets over the beds and use repellent sprays in the rooms. We recommend wearing long sleeves and trousers during the evening to stay protected.

Yes, we can alter the itinerary to include a visit to the Ngorongoro Crater or a local Maasai village. You can also choose to fly back to Arusha from the Serengeti instead of driving to save time. Please let us know your preferences during the booking process so we can tailor the trip.

You should pack a light rain jacket and waterproof bags for your camera gear. Comfortable walking shoes and layers of clothing are essential as the mornings can be chilly. Do not forget to bring high quality binoculars and extra memory cards for the many wildlife sightings.

While some tracks can become muddy, our experienced guides are experts at navigating these conditions. The main roads are generally well maintained and accessible throughout the year. Traveling during this time adds a sense of adventure to your wildlife journey.

Most luxury lodges remain fully operational and offer amenities like hot showers, Wi-Fi, and laundry services. You can enjoy cozy evenings by the fireplace in the main lounge while listening to the rain on the canvas. The hospitality remains top tier despite the seasonal changes.

The green months are the peak time for birding enthusiasts in Northern Tanzania. You can spot hundreds of species including the colorful lilac breasted roller and various raptors. The lush vegetation provides a perfect backdrop for observing both resident and migratory birds.

Yes, many species like impalas and wildebeest give birth during or shortly after the rains. Seeing the young animals take their first steps is a very moving experience for many travelers. This abundance of young life also attracts many predators, leading to exciting game drives.