The Serengeti isn’t just a safari destination — it’s a rite of passage.
Spanning over 14,750 km² of open savannah, acacia woodland, and granite kopjes, the Serengeti National Park is the soul of East African wilderness. Its name, Siringet, comes from the Maasai, meaning “the place where the land runs on forever.” Here, you don’t just watch wildlife — you become part of the ancient rhythm of survival, silence, and splendor.
Every year, the park hosts the Great Migration — 1.5 million wildebeest, 250,000 zebras, and the predators who follow them.
Amboseli’s elephant sightings and Kilimanjaro backdrop make it a must-visit on any luxury Kenya safari.
Year-round wildlife
High predator concentration
Accessible but busiest — ideal to combine with remote areas
swamps or across open plains, offering unmatched photo opportunities.
Other wildlife highlights include:
Over 420 bird species, including flamingos, pelicans, and eagles
Follows Grumeti & Mbalageti Rivers
Best for river crossings (May–June)
Lush landscape with dramatic river crossings
Don’t miss:
Lake Amboseli – A dry alkaline lakebed most of the year, lush after rains
Quiet, remote, breathtaking
Prime for Mara River crossings (Jul–Oct)
Bordering Kenya’s Maasai Mara
As a Queen of East Africa guest, you can:
These experiences are authentic, respectful, and guided by those who call Amboseli home.
Handpicked luxury camps and lodges selected for their access to wildlife, comfort, and exclusivity.
Set atop a rocky kopje with sweeping views over the Serengeti plains, Lamai Serengeti offers excellent access to the Mara River crossing area during the migration. It’s ideal for travelers seeking both comfort and dramatic landscapes.
Located on the northern banks of the Mara River, this intimate camp provides front-row access to river crossings (July–October). With sustainable design and world-class service, it’s perfect for migration-focused safaris.
Set near the Grumeti River in the northern Serengeti, this camp features canvas tents on raised decks and outstanding views of resident wildlife. A strong option for combining traditional safari charm with elevated comfort.
Your first moment in the Serengeti might be lions basking under acacia shade… a hyena loping across golden grass… or a cheetah stalking the horizon. Or it might be thousands of wildebeest storming across the Mara River in one of Earth’s last untamed spectacles.
🎯 Seasonal Wildlife Highlights:
Jan–Mar: Calving season in Ndutu — predator drama & newborn wildebeest
Fly-In (Recommended)
Let us craft your perfect Serengeti itinerary — whether it’s your first safari or your next chapter of adventure.
Amboseli is where giants walk, traditions are honored, and Kilimanjaro reminds you that some places are too powerful to forget.