7 Days Serengeti Migration Safari in March

March marks the beginning of the long rains, so you can expect afternoon showers. However, these rains usually clear up quickly and leave the air fresh and the colors of the landscape very vibrant for photography.

Yes, the Big Five are resident in the parks year-round and do not migrate. Our guides are experts at finding lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and the rare black rhino in the lush environment.

We recommend light, breathable clothing for the day and warm layers for the cool mornings. A waterproof jacket or poncho is essential for the occasional rain showers you will experience during this month.

While some side tracks can be muddy, our 4x4 Land Cruisers are well equipped to handle the terrain. Our drivers have years of experience navigating the parks during the green season to ensure your safety.

Yes, March is considered a quieter month for tourism in Tanzania. This means you will have a more intimate experience with the wildlife and fewer vehicles at animal sightings.

Lodges and camps serve high quality international and local dishes. You can expect fresh vegetables, fruits, and well prepared meats, with options available for vegetarians and other dietary needs.

March is an excellent time for birdwatching as many migratory birds are still present. You can see various species in their bright breeding plumage against the green background.

Yes, our package includes pickup from your hotel or the airport in Arusha on the first day and drop-off at your chosen location on the final day.

Mosquitoes are more active after the rains, so we recommend using repellent and wearing long sleeves in the evenings. Most lodges also provide mosquito nets for your protection.

March is usually the end of the calving season in the southern Serengeti. You may still see many young wildebeest and zebras, which provide great opportunities for watching predator action.