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From the awe-inspiring calving season in the open grasslands of the Ndutu Plains to the thrilling river crossings in the Grumeti Region of the Western Corridor, Tanzania provides a rich and varied opportunity to witness different stages of the Great Migration. Taking place between January and June, this period showcases the dramatic cycle of life, from the birth of thousands of wildebeest calves in the early months to the intense predator-prey encounters during the river crossings later in the season.
Top Ways To Experience The Great Migration
1. Classic Game Drives
Expert-led 4×4 game drives take you deep into the heart of migration territory, offering an immersive and thrilling safari experience. With their in-depth knowledge of wildlife behavior and the landscape, your professional guide will track the herds daily, ensuring you are perfectly positioned to witness the most dramatic moments of the Great Migration up close.
2. Hot Air Balloon Safari
Float silently above the savannah at sunrise, watching the vast herds stretch out beneath you in a breathtaking panorama. This peaceful, bird’s-eye view offers one of the most magical and unforgettable ways to experience the beauty and grandeur of Africa’s wilderness.
3. Mobile Tented Camps
Luxury tented camps that move with the herds immerse you right in the heart of the migration, allowing you to experience the action up close. And the beauty is you can experience all without sacrificing comfort or style.
4. Private Photographic Safaris
ravel with a private guide who customizes your trip to focus on your interests—whether it’s witnessing thrilling river crossings, tracking elusive big cats, or capturing stunning landscape and birdlife photography
Where to Stay: Best Camps for Migration Viewing
To make the most of your migration safari, be sure to book early, especially for the peak months of July to October stay at least 3 to 5 nights near key migration hotspots, pack neutral clothing, sunblock, a hat, and binoculars, travel with reputable safari operators, and stay flexible, as nature doesn’t run on a schedule.
