The best way to get around Serengeti National Park is by safari. Safari guides know how to best navigate the park's dirt roads and how to find the most fascinating wildlife. Many safari packages also cover transportation to and from the airstrips, food and lodging. If you prefer to travel on your own, you can rent a car (and even hire a driver) at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), which is located about 190 miles east of the park's main entrance, Naabi Hill Gate. Additionally, all five regions of the Serengeti – Northern Serengeti, the Western Corridor, Eastern Serengeti, Central Serengeti and Southern Serengeti – are accessible by air through several regional carriers and nine internal airstrips.

• Wildebeest Migration
• Hot Air Balloon Safari
• Game Drives
• Visit Massai Village
• Night Game Drive
• Moru Kopjes

The best time to visit Serengeti National Park is from June to October, during the dry season. It is easier to spot the wildlife - since they normally gather around the waterholes, rainfall is minimal, vegetation is not too thick and mosquitos levels are reduced. However, when you’re visiting make sure you carry warm clothes for the morning game drives, since the early mornings of June all through August are cold. From November to December and March through May - the rains transform the landscape as lush, green grasses emerge and this is also the best time to witness the migratory birds.

• Home to the iconic Great Migration, endangered rhino, predator-filled plains and game drives galore.
• The annual Great Migration with millions of wildebeest thunders across the savanna, followed by hungry predators picking off the weak and young.
• The predators are never far off, with cheetah and lion in abundance and leopard readily seen in the Seronera region of the Central Serengeti.
• Enjoy expansive grasslands, acacia thickets, meru kopjes (granitic hills) and riverine forests.