Serengeti National Park

An amazing trip that exceeded my expectations. I hope to return.

Our trip was organized through &beyond and all aspects were well taken care of including a friendly staff, excellent accommodations including fine food and beverages and quality, educated and friendly guides. Our group consisted of 2 birders and 2 non-birders and each of our guides adjusted their style accordingly, somewhat satisfying the birders and more than satisfying the non-birders. As a birder myself I found the guides to be very knowledgeable but not quite on the cutting edge of birding as several different guides did make a few misidentifications of species. I certainly didn't hold this against any of them as their area of expertise is more general in nature. We stayed at Klein's Camp and Grumeti and supremely enjoyed both areas. Transportation by air was on time, dependable and with confident, friendly and skilled pilots. We arrived right after a good period of rain and had sunny days and a very green and verdant Serengeti. Although we did not visit during migration we saw the full range of expected mammals and a wide variety of avian life. The scenery was breathtaking, especially at Klein's Camp, which lies just outside the Northeastern corner of the park on a high mountain ridge overlooking a beautiful valley to the Northeast and the Serengeti to the West. I am a fairly well travelled individual and consider Klein's to be on of the finest accommodations I've experienced.

We came the the Serengeti National Park straight after the Ngorongoro Crater and watched the wildebeest migration. We were even treated to watch a Hyena take down a fully grown Wildebeest and Lions take down a Zebra.

Mind Blowing!

Newly Wed and in need of a Honeymoon destination, Tanzania with the Serengeti was for us an obvious choice.
Having grown up watching David Attenborough on TV this was our opportunity to experience this amazing place in the flesh.
Believe the hype! Tanzania is nothing short of spectacular, it blew our minds.
Flying in to Tanzania it become apparent just how vast this place is, Big Landscapes, Big Animals and in Big numbers, and the Tanzanian people have Big Personalities.
We visited in January and while we had some Rain showers it was generally perfect.
Temperatures were generally in the late 20's and was mostly sunny.
There is a variety of Accommodation to suit everyones tastes and we found ours perfectly adequate and we were provided good wholesome cooking, just perfect after a long day on Safari.
Our Land Cruiser was up to the task and comfortable on all kinds of terrain.
We were on a 5 Day Safari and every day we saw something new that blew us away.
If you're contemplating a visit to Tanzania don't hesitate any longer!

Renowned for its incredible concentrations of predators and the Great Serengeti Migration of two million wildebeest, the Serengeti guarantees an exceptional safari. The endless grassy plains (Serengeti in Maasai) are the richest grazing grounds on the continent, and therefore home to the largest herds and the highest concentrations of predators on the planet.

When I think of Africa, the Serengeti is where my thoughts and memories go.

Wildlife like nowhere else, and the long drives in the grassland provide unparalleled experience.

Amazing Serengeti Adventure

The Serengeti is a vast and beautiful national park and it is truly an amazing experience to see all the animals in their natural habitat. The sheer number and variety of animals and birds is staggering and every day offered a different adventure. I spent three days here and managed to see over 125 species of birds. E-trip Africa provided me with a great guide/driver and a customized itinerary

I stayed at the Ikoma tented camp and Kati Kati camp. The camps were very clean, had friendly and courteous staff and the food was amazing. The Kati Kati camp was located inside the Serenegti and their evening entertainment involved a bonfire and live 'bush TV' (watching wild animals stroll by). One of my most unforgettable experience was being woken up in the middle of the night by a hyena howling outside my tent!

The Serengeti in my opinion was better managed than the Masai Mara. All the safari vehicles stayed on the trails due to stricter regulations and I did not witness any vehicles driving off the path and harassing the animals

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Tremendous and mesmerizing experience

I can say that it was a life time experience for me to go for Safari. The facilities were up to the standard as advertised i.e. excellent accommodations, food, transportation. The guide were tremendous and did what we expected, sometimes they went extra mile in helping and providing help and support.

the Serengeti, an enormous garden of Eden where wildlife to its meaning. You see the cheetah hunt , leopard spend with her ​​small , lions loaf in the shade of an acacia , etc.

The vastness, the enormity, the beautifull stunning nature. The amount of animals, specially lions. We best liked the acommodation in tents, just in the middle of the bush,