Great Migration Masai Mara & Serengeti Safari

Overview

This is the Great Migration followed across the border it actually crosses — three nights in Kenya's Masai Mara and three in Tanzania's Serengeti, joined by light aircraft so you spend your days with the herds rather than on transfer roads. You arrive to a circuit already arranged end to end: internal flights, park and conservation fees, every game drive and every meal in camp are settled before you travel, with a qualified guide on your vehicle throughout. The whole eight days is crafted, not booked.

From July to October the wildebeest and zebra are strung along the Mara River, and the river crossings — the part most people picture when they think of the migration — happen on both the Kenyan and the northern Tanzanian banks. Staying each side of the border puts you within a short drive of the action wherever it falls that week. The herds themselves move year-round: should you travel in the calving months of January to March, we simply reshape the Tanzanian half toward the southern Serengeti plains where the newborns and the predators that follow them gather. Three pricing tiers run from a well-run mid-range circuit on scheduled flights to an exclusive-use, private-guide version, so the trip fits the budget you set rather than the other way around.