Serengeti and Masai Mara Safari
Serengeti and Masai Mara linked in one open vehicle safari.
From Serengeti to Masai Mara
This safari follows a single route from Serengeti in Tanzania to Masai Mara in Kenya. Daily drives by open safari vehicle keep lion, elephant, zebra and wildebeest on the watch list, with the Great Migration herds sometimes in view depending on the season. The two reserves belong to one cross border ecosystem, joined rather than divided by the line between them. The programme closes with departure from Masai Mara.
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Serengeti and Masai Mara form the world's best-known safari route, the meeting ground of the Great Migration's herds of wildebeest, zebra and lion. Serengeti in Tanzania and Masai Mara in Kenya are two cross-border pieces of a single ecosystem, a long-sought destination for travellers who want to watch wildlife from an open safari vehicle.
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Serengeti's Savanna
Open vehicle drives across the wide savanna landscape.
Great Migration Route
A chance to see the Great Migration herds, depending on season.
Crossing to Masai Mara
Crossing between Serengeti and Masai Mara within one shared ecosystem.
The route of the journey
The safari opens with entry into Serengeti, on the Tanzanian side of the route. The Great Migration, the event that made Serengeti's name known worldwide, can appear on this route depending on the season.
01Entering SerengetiFirst drive by open vehicle, with zebra and wildebeest herds.
Entering Serengeti
The safari opens with entry into Serengeti, on the Tanzanian side of the route. The first drive by open safari vehicle reveals the scale of the savanna landscape straight away.
Sightings of zebra and wildebeest herds are possible from the very first hours. The night is spent in the Serengeti area.
02A Day of Safari in SerengetiLion, elephant, zebra and wildebeest along the Great Migration route.
A day of safari in Serengeti
The day is given to a drive by open safari vehicle. The Great Migration, the event that made Serengeti's name known worldwide, can appear on this route depending on the season.
Lion, elephant, zebra and wildebeest stay on the watch list through the day. The night is spent again in Serengeti.
03A Second Day of Safari in SerengetiWildlife viewed from a safe distance across wide savanna.
A second safari day in Serengeti
The third day also unfolds within Serengeti, with a further drive by open vehicle. Moving across the wide savanna keeps wildlife within view, from a safe distance.
The night closes in Serengeti, with the crossing into Kenya ahead the next day.
04Crossing from Serengeti to Masai MaraCrossing from Serengeti to Masai Mara, with a first drive there.
Crossing to Masai Mara
Day four is given to the crossing from Tanzania into Kenya, from Serengeti to Masai Mara. The two reserves belong to a single, cross border ecosystem, divided only by an administrative line.
On arrival in Masai Mara, the first drive by open safari vehicle follows. The night is spent in Masai Mara.
05Safari Drives in Masai MaraLion, elephant, zebra and wildebeest across the Masai Mara plains.
A day of safari in Masai Mara
This day, on the Kenyan side, is set aside for safari across the plains of Masai Mara. Lion, elephant, zebra and wildebeest herds remain on the watch list here.
Drives by open safari vehicle bring the Kenyan side of this shared ecosystem, and the route of the Great Migration, into view. The night is spent in Masai Mara.
06Final Safari and Departure from Masai MaraLast drive, then afternoon departure from Masai Mara.
Final safari and departure
The last day opens with a drive by open safari vehicle. In the afternoon, departure from Masai Mara brings the Serengeti and Masai Mara safari programme to a close.
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