Signature Tanzania
Wildebeest herd crossing a Serengeti river

Discover Tanzania

The Great Migration

Two million animals moving in a slow circle through the Serengeti ecosystem. Seeing it well is a question of timing and position — which is exactly what we design around.

Where the herds are, month by month

December to March the herds gather on the short-grass plains of the southern Serengeti and Ndutu, where calving takes place in a matter of weeks and predators follow closely.

April and May bring the long rains and the slow move west. June and July the herds press towards the Grumeti, and from July to October the northern Serengeti and the Mara River become the stage for the crossings most travellers picture.

Positioning, not chasing

We place you in camps that are already where the herds should be, rather than driving long distances to find them. In practice that usually means mobile camps that relocate seasonally, and a schedule with enough time to wait.

Privacy at a crowded moment

River crossings attract vehicles. With your own vehicle and a guide who knows the alternative approaches, you can hold a position for hours and watch it properly.

Elephant herd walking past baobab trees in Tanzania at sunset

Your journey starts with a conversation.

Tell us how you imagine Tanzania. We will design the rest.