Great Migration Luxury Safari Holidays
Witness the Greatest Wildlife Movement on Earth
Africa’s migration safaris are the ultimate wildlife adventure — a once-in-a-lifetime experience that brings you face-to-face with nature’s most dramatic natural phenomenon. From the thunderous herds of wildebeest crossing rivers to hungry predators in pursuit, this is raw, unfiltered Africa at its wildest and most breathtaking.
There are no words to describe the Great Wildebeest Migration Safari. They are intense and emotional, like watching a live IMAX wildlife documentary. The sheer abundance of animals in every direction is overwhelming and unforgettable. Now is your chance to witness this incredible spectacle for yourself.
Witness one of nature’s most spectacular events. Our Great Migration safaris put you front and centre as millions of wildebeest and zebra thunder across the plains of East Africa—an unforgettable experience of raw power, survival, and beauty.
Many visitors to East Africa are attracted by the opportunity to witness one of Nature’s most incredible phenomenon – the Great Migration. This is one of our planet’s most spectacular wildlife events and it can be seen on our safaris in Kenya and Northern Tanzania.
Here we have put together a guide to the movement of the Great Migration and which locations are best to view it according to the time of year, and which safari camps / lodges we would recommend.
Why Choose a Migration Safari With Gamewatchers Safaris
All-inclusive, premium comfort.
Stay in camps and lodges with modern amenities, with delicious indigenous and international food and wine. With conservation at heart and the support of local communities.
Safe. Ethical. Eco-sustainable.
Your safety and the welfare of the animals are our top priority. Every African migration safari you take with us helps with our mission to secure and protect land adjacent to the migrations.
Year-round migration seasons.
There are stunning safaris and dramatic river crossings all year round in Africa, even if they are lesser-known. We’ll align the best one to your travel plans.
Expert Guided Experiences.
Professional guides with deep knowledge of animal behaviour and migration patterns, giving you the best chances to witness spectacular wildlife action.
Why Choose a Migration Safari With Gamewatchers Safaris
Safe. Ethical. Eco-sustainable.
Your safety and the welfare of the animals are our top priority. Every African migration safari you take with us helps with our mission to secure and protect land adjacent to the migrations.
Expert Guided Experiences.
Professional guides with deep knowledge of animal behaviour and migration patterns, giving you the best chances to witness spectacular wildlife action.
Year-round migration seasons.
There are stunning safaris and dramatic river crossings all year round in Africa, even if they are lesser-known. We’ll align the best one to your travel plans.
All-inclusive, premium comfort.
Stay in camps and lodges with modern amenities, with delicious indigenous and international food and wine. With conservation at heart and the support of local communities.
Experience nature’s greatest drama, playing out before your eyes.
The sheer volume of wildlife. Wildebeest everywhere. Zebras moving alongside them. In the Maasai Mara, the landscape is alive and dynamic during the Great Migration.
Nowhere else on earth offers this level of predator activity; here, the circle of life unfolds just meters from your vehicle. Lions and hyenas stalk the plains, while crocodiles are active during river crossings.
Here, in the Masai Mara, the Great Migration reveals itself not as a single moment, but as a powerful, ever-changing story playing out across the plains.
Choose from our favourite migration safari packages, or build your own.
We offer a wide range of migration safari packages across Kenya & Tanzania,
Our itineraries are a guide, not a rulebook. Every safari can be tailored to your family, your interests and preferred pace, with complete freedom to choose destinations and even to add a beach stay before or after the safari itself.
We have almost four decades’ experience designing African migration safari holidays. See more about some of our top-rated favourites here:
Migration Safari Planning Tips
Where & when to view the migration
December – March
This time of year sees the wildebeest gather around Lake Ndutu to the south of the Serengeti. Here, half a million calves are born and the herds are spread throughout the vast Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Ngorongoro Crater are highlights of any visit to Tanzania, and visitors are rewarded with remarkable wildlife spectacles as well as interesting archaeological sites at “The Cradle of Mankind”.
Great choices of accommodation at this time include: Plantation Lodge, Exploreans Ngorongoro Lodge, Lemala Ndutu (Migration) Camp, Lemala Ngorongoro Camp, Ngorongoro Serena, Ubuntu Safari Camp, Olakira Camp (Ndutu)
Tours that include this area are:
3 night Manyara & Ngorongoro Safari
5 night Highlights of Tanzania
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Fly In Safari
The Loita Migration Feb – March
The Serengeti-Mara migration is not the only chance visitors have of seeing the spectacle of herds of wildebeest across the vast savannahs of the Maasai Mara.
A migration of over 300,000 zebra and wildebeest arrives in Ol Kinyei Conservancy from the Loita Plains, which is located northeast of the Reserve, between February and March and moves between Ol Kinyei, Naboisho, Olare Motorogi and Mara North Conservancies.
Like the Serengeti wildebeest, calving takes place in February and March, usually in Ol Kinyei, followed by the rutting season in early June when males fight to gather a harem of females. With predator populations within the conservancies growing, guests are sure to have a true safari experience with fewer crowds and to enjoy the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes that the conservancies of the Maasai Mara ecosystem have to offer.
Accommodation / tours for the Loita Migration in Masai Mara (Kenya):
Porini Mara Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy
Porini Lion Camp, Olare Motorogi Conservancy
Masai Mara Big Cat Safari
7 Night Paka Kubwa Safari
11 Night Porini Signature Safari
April – July
At the start of this period the wildebeest migrate northwards into the grassy plains of the Southern Serengeti. From late May the Migration herds tend to split, some heading West into the Western Corridor and crossing the Grumeti River – this is one of the best locations to witness the herds making a perilous river-crossing through crocodile infested waters. They then start arriving into the Kogatende area in July.
The other herds head directly up through Central Serengeti passing Seronera and on to the Bologonja River area near the Loliondo reserve.
Great choices of safari accommodation at this time include:
Western Corridor (Grumeti): Serengeti Safari Camp, Soroi Serengeti Lodge, Ubuntu Safari Camp
Central & Southern Serengeti: Asanja Africa Luxury Camp, Lemala Ewanjan Camp
Namiri Plains Camp
Tours that include this area are:
5 night Highlights of Tanzania
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Flying Safari
The Loita Migration June
Loita Migration usually in Ol Kinyei, is in rutting season in early June when males fight to gather a harem of females.
August – November
From late July to October, the main herds of over one million wildebeest, and thousands of eland, Thompson’s gazelle and Burchell’s zebra are in the Northern Serengeti as well as across the Kenyan border in the Maasai Mara National Reserve – another world renowned prime location for spectacular sights as they venture across the Mara River.
Great choices of accommodation at this time include:
Porini Lion Camp, Porini Mara Camp, Porini Giraffe Camp, Porini Cheetah Camp, Porini Safari Cottages
Tours that include this area are:
7 Day Porini Laikipia & Migration Safari
8 Day Amboseli & Migration Safari
6 Day Rhino & Migration Safari
8 Day Paka Kubwa Safari
11 Day Kenya plus Tanzania Safari (Porini, Lemala & Nimali Camps)
In late October and November, the herds head south through Central Serengeti, and by early December, they are returning to the fertile Ndutu plains to calve in February and March after which they swing around to head north again. From here the endless cycle begins once more.
Great choices of accommodation at this time include:
Northern Serengeti: Kimondo Safari Camp, Lemala Kuria Hills Lodge, Lemala Mara Camp, Sayari Safari Camp, Olakira Camp (Mara), Serengeti Safari Camp, Ubuntu Safari Camp
Tours that include this area are:
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Flying Safari
Expert-led migration planning, not sales-led itineraries.
Our Safari Guides will work to give you the best possible experience, ethically and safely: working to track animal behaviour, adjust routes and timing, and position you for the best place to enjoy the spectacular views.
Safari with an operator who loves the animals, putting their well-being and your safety first. The result is fewer surprises and more meaningful sightings.
Follow the journey month by month
Making the Most of the Migration
Timing is Everything: The exact movement of the herds varies year-to-year based on rains, so planning with expert advice increases your chances of great sightings.
Photography Opportunities: Bring long lenses and high-speed cards for dramatic shots of river crossings and predator action.
Stay Flexible: Migration routes are dynamic — guided safari vehicles that can adapt routes offer the best viewing.
Planning a migration safari requires expert timing and local knowledge. Speak to one of our Specialist Safari Advisors to explore your options and receive personalised guidance on where and when to travel for the most rewarding migration experience.
A calmer way to see the Great Migration with our Porini camps.
If you’re set on the Great Migration safari in Kenya, then our Porini Camps help turn this adventure into a much calmer, relaxed experience.
Situated in the middle of a vast wilderness on a private conservancy, our Porini Camps still offer a high wildlife density and excellent predator sightings, while strict limits are in place to protect wildlife and avoid overcrowding. Including limitations of:
– – One safari tent per 700 acres
– – One safari vehicle per 1,400 acres
Our Porini Camps are small, typically 6–10 tents only, with a maximum of two adults per tent.
Alternatively, we can recommend less crowded, less well-known but still spectacular great migration luxury safaris, such as the Loita Migration which occurs between January and March, and is an east to west migration from the Loita plains to the Mara traversing Ol Kinyei, Naboisho and Olare Motorogi Conservancies.
Migration Safari Stories
Explore blogs and guest stories that showcase Africa’s great wildlife migrations, offering first-hand experiences and expert insight into one of nature’s most extraordinary spectacles.
The Loita Migration
One of Kenya’s best-kept wildlife secrets is that there is actually another migration each year, in addition to the world-renowned Great Migration in July and August ...
The Great Migration is not just a moment at the Mara River — it’s a year-long cycle across Tanzania’s Serengeti and Kenya’s Maasai Mara, driven by instinct, survival, and the search for greener pastures.
The Push To Save The Great Migration
As global tourism continues to grow, Africa’s wildlife areas are under increasing pressure. Dr Mohanjeet Brar, Managing Director of Gamewatchers Safaris & Porini Camps, contributes to this conversation by highlighting
The Great Migration is the largest and longest over-land migration and is one of the Wonders of the Natural World. Over 1.5 million wildebeest – and 200000 zebra and gazelle – move in vast herds in an unending 2000 kilometre cycle within the Serengeti and Maasai Mara ecosystems. Their constant quest for fresh grasses keeps them on this eternal journey of life, chasing the rains over this huge area of open plains and woodland and across obstacles such as fast-flowing rivers.
This profusion of plains game attracts predators such as hyenas and the Big Cats, so game-viewing is particularly rewarding.
Where to Stay
We offer a vast range of permanent or mobile camps and safari lodges in many locations across Tanzania to ensure that our guests are in the heart of the action, whatever time of year they choose for their Great Migration safari holiday.
The mobile tented camps offer an unrivalled wilderness experience and these are located close to the herds at any time of year. For those who prefer luxury over adventure, there are permanent lodges in superb locations for exhilarating game drives.
Below we have outlined the general cycle of the Great Migration, and some great camps and lodges (and tours) to consider according to the time of year. Please note that wildebeest and their exact travel plans are unpredictable, they have been known to take unexpected routes and to even turn back on themselves, but this can be used as a general guide.
December to March:
This time of year sees the wildebeest gather around Lake Ndutu to the south of the Serengeti. Here, half a million calves are born and the herds are spread throughout the vast Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Ngorongoro Crater are highlights of any visit to Tanzania, and visitors are rewarded with remarkable wildlife spectacles as well as interesting archaeological sites at “The Cradle of Mankind”.
Great choices of accommodation at this time include: Plantation Lodge, Exploreans Ngorongoro Lodge, Lemala Ndutu (Migration) Camp, Lemala Ngorongoro Camp, Ngorongoro Serena, Ubuntu Safari Camp, Olakira Camp (Ndutu)
Tours that include this area are:
3 night Manyara & Ngorongoro Safari
5 night Highlights of Tanzania
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Fly In Safari
April to July:
At the start of this period the wildebeest migrate northwards into the grassy plains of the Southern Serengeti . From late May the Migration herds tend to split, some heading West into the Western Corridor and crossing the Grumeti River – this is one of the best locations to witness the herds making a perilous river-crossing through crocodile infested waters. They then start arriving into the Kogatende area in July.
The other herds head directly up through Central Serengeti passing Seronera and on to the Bologonja River area near the Loliondo reserve.
Great choices of safari accommodation at this time include:
Western Corridor (Grumeti): Serengeti Safari Camp, Soroi Serengeti Lodge, Ubuntu Safari Camp
Central & Southern Serengeti: Asanja Africa Luxury Camp, Lemala Ewanjan Camp
Namiri Plains Camp
Tours that include this area are:
5 night Highlights of Tanzania
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Flying Safari
August to November:
From late July to October, the main herds of over one million wildebeest, and thousands of eland, Thompson’s gazelle and Burchell’s zebra are in the Northern Serengeti as well as across the Kenyan border in the Maasai Mara National Reserve – another world renowned prime location for spectacular sights as they venture across the Mara River.
In late October and November, the herds head south through Central Serengeti, and by early December, they are returning to the fertile Ndutu plains to calve in February and March after which they swing around to head north again. From here the endless cycle begins once more.
Great choices of accommodation at this time include:
Northern Serengeti: Kimondo Safari Camp, Lemala Kuria Hills Lodge, Lemala Mara Camp, Sayari Safari Camp, Olakira Camp (Mara), Serengeti Safari Camp, Ubuntu Safari Camp
Tours that include this area are:
6 night Tanzania Discovery
4 night Serengeti Luxury Safari
9 night Kenya & Tanzania
6 night Luxury Northern Tanzania Flying Safari
8 night Tanzania Luxury Flying Safari
The Loita Migration – Masai Mara, Kenya
The Serengeti-Mara migration is not the only chance visitors have of seeing the spectacle of herds of wildebeest across the vast savannahs of the Maasai Mara. A migration of over 300,000 zebra and wildebeest arrives in Ol Kinyei Conservancy from the Loita Plains, which is located northeast of the Reserve, between February and March and moves between Ol Kinyei, Naboisho, Olare Motorogi and Mara North Conservancies. Like the Serengeti wildebeest, calving takes place in February and March, usually in Ol Kinyei, followed by the rutting season in early June when males fight to gather a harem of females . With predator populations within the conservancies growing, guests are sure to have a true safari experience with fewer crowds and to enjoy the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes that the conservancies of the Maasai Mara ecosystem have to offer.
Accommodation / tours for the Loita Migration in Masai Mara (Kenya):
Porini Mara Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy
Porini Lion Camp, Olare Motorogi Conservancy
Masai Mara Big Cat Safari
7 Night Paka Kubwa Safari
11 Night Porini Signature Safari
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Hello, I'm Rick, based in Ontario, Canada, with over 15 years in the travel industry and a passport filled with stamps from over 70 countries. My heart was captured by Africa during my first visit to Kenya, and since then, I've journeyed back repeatedly, exploring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. Whether you're dreaming of a "once in a lifetime" vacation or you're a seasoned safari traveler, I'm here to assist in planning your perfect African adventure.
You can contact me at rick@gamewatchers.com or give me a call at +1-877-710-3014.
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Hi, I’m Rae, based on the West Coast of Canada, on beautiful Vancouver Island. I’m a passionate traveler who has explored nearly 30 countries, but it was a solo journey to Africa that truly transformed my perspective. From the moment I arrived in Botswana, I felt an undeniable connection to the continent and was inspired to spend more time experiencing its extraordinary wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultures. My solo travels have since taken me through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, South Africa, Uganda, Namibia, and Kenya, where I experienced Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps firsthand. It was during these immersive and unforgettable journeys that my passion for Africa evolved into a clear vision: to join the Gamewatchers team and help others discover the magic of safari. I’d love to connect and plan your wildest dreams!
You can contact me at rae@gamewatchers.com
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Greetings, I'm Julie Roggow, and I come to you with over two decades of immersion in the world of travel. My journey into the heart of safari adventures began as I traversed Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, capturing the essence of these mesmerizing landscapes through my lens. Among these remarkable destinations, Kenya and the Porini safari camps hold a special place in my heart. Their unique blend of wilderness and conservation resonates deeply with me.
My passion for travel is matched only by my dedication to sharing that passion with others. I'm here to ensure that planning your safari vacation is an enjoyable and seamless experience.
Feel free to reach out to me by email at julie@gamewatchers.com or through our toll-free telephone line at +1-877-710-3014.
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Hello, I'm Rick, based in Ontario, Canada, with over 15 years in the travel industry and a passport filled with stamps from over 70 countries. My heart was captured by Africa during my first visit to Kenya, and since then, I've journeyed back repeatedly, exploring the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. Whether you're dreaming of a "once in a lifetime" vacation or you're a seasoned safari traveler, I'm here to assist in planning your perfect African adventure.
You can contact me at rick@gamewatchers.com or give me a call at +1-877-710-3014, and together, we'll make your African dreams a reality.
Rick Mcintyre 
Greetings, I'm Julie Roggow, and I come to you with over two decades of immersion in the world of travel. My journey into the heart of safari adventures began as I traversed Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, capturing the essence of these mesmerizing landscapes through my lens. Among these remarkable destinations, Kenya and the Porini safari camps hold a special place in my heart. Their unique blend of wilderness and conservation resonates deeply with me.
My passion for travel is matched only by my dedication to sharing that passion with others. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or embarking on your very first safari, I'm here to ensure that planning your safari vacation is an enjoyable and seamless experience.
Feel free to reach out to me by email at julie@gamewatchers.com or through our toll-free telephone line at +1-877-710-3014. Let's embark on an unforgettable safari journey together, where the wild beauty of Africa awaits to enchant and inspire you.
Julie Roggow 
Hi, I'm Rae, based on the West Coast of Canada, on beautiful Vancouver Island. I’m a passionate traveler who has explored nearly 30 countries, but it was a solo journey to Africa that truly transformed my perspective. From the moment I arrived in Botswana, I felt an undeniable connection to the continent and was inspired to spend more time experiencing its extraordinary wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultures. My solo travels have since taken me through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, South Africa, Uganda, Namibia, and Kenya, where I experienced Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps firsthand. It was during these immersive and unforgettable journeys that my passion for Africa evolved into a clear vision: to join the Gamewatchers team and help others discover the magic of safari. I’d love to connect and plan your wildest dreams!
You can contact me at rae@gamewatchers.com
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FAQs — Great Wildebeest Migration Safaris
What exactly is the Great Migration?
The Great Migration is the annual movement in the Masai Mara of vast herds of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle between Tanzania and Kenya in search of fresh grazing. It is not one single event, but a continuous, natural cycle that unfolds across different regions at different times of year.
Is the Great Migration just about river crossings?
No. River crossings are one of the most dramatic moments, but they are only one part of the migration. The migration itself is about movement, abundance and scale, with wildlife spread across the landscape over many months.
Will I definitely see a river crossing?
River crossings are never guaranteed. They depend on animal behaviour, rainfall and timing. Expert guides position guests for the best possible opportunities, but crossings happen on the animals’ terms, not on a schedule.
If I don’t see a river crossing, will the safari still be worthwhile?
Yes. Many guests say the sheer number of animals, constant movement and predator activity make the experience extraordinary even without a crossing.
When is the best time to see the Great Migration?
There is no single ‘best’ time. The migration happens at different times in different months. It moves between Tanzania and Kenya. In Kenya, the migration is typically present from around July through to September, sometimes extending into October. It all depends on rainfall, grazing conditions and animal behaviour.
Is the Great Migration overcrowded?
During peak moments, it can get very busy. This is why where you stay matters. We recommend our Porini camps because they are situated in a far quieter, more controlled experience. After a busy day out watching the animals, you can retreat to a nice and quiet place still rich with animal life.
Where in Africa can I witness the migration?
The migration can be witnessed in the Masai Mara (Kenya) and Serengeti (Tanzania) — especially river crossing points such as the Mara and Grumeti rivers.
There is also a migration of over 300,000 zebra and wildebeest arrives in Ol Kinyei Conservancy from the Loita Plains, which is located northeast of the Reserve, between February and March and moves between Ol Kinyei, Naboisho, Olare Motorogi and Mara North Conservancies.
How long should my Great Migration Safari be?
Most migration safaris run 6–10 days to maximise wildlife viewing across key areas and allow travel between camps comfortably.
What wildlife can we expect besides the migrating herds?
Migration safaris also offer sightings of lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, hyenas and abundant birdlife.
Predator viewings are at their best due to the abundance of the migrating wildebeest and zebras and their calves (during calving season).
How will you ensure my Great Migration trip is ethical and safe?
Our vehicles are never positioned in places that could interfere with or put pressure on an animal. We never block crossings and avoid crowding animals where it could cause harm. Furthermore, you’ll be accompanied by professionally trained Guides who are experts in wildlife safety.
Have you actually helped protect land for the migration?
Yes, we have played a role in securing and protecting land adjacent to migration areas through conservancies, helping create essential buffer zones and migration corridors outside the national reserve. Every safari holiday you take with us directly helps with our conservation efforts to preserve wildlife and indigenous communities in this part of Kenya.
How do your Migration Safaris support conservation?
We offer well designed itineraries that are based in our Porini Camps in private conservancies that benefit local communities, promote responsible tourism and habitat protection.
Is a Great Migration Safari suitable for families?
Yes, we specialise in offering family-friendly holidays. As every safari we plan is completely bespoke around your wants and needs, you can read our family-friendly safari holidays page for more information on how we can accommodate your loved ones, young and old.
It sounds too busy for me. What if I want a quieter alternative to the main migration?
There are lesser-known migrations that are still spectacular across Africa, with viewing opportunities virtually all year round. This includes:
- Smaller migrations within Kenya
- Calving seasons with intense predator action
- Green-season safaris with fewer visitors and lower costs
Contact us today for more information about these alternatives, when to view them and where.
What’s included in your all-inclusive safari holidays?
Everything you will need! At a glance, here are some of the key things we offer:
- Exciting game drives with the option of private-use vehicles to ensure your family gets close to Africa’s wildlife, with plenty of opportunities for all ages to learn and observe.
- Night drives
- Guided walks
- All meals and drinks
- Conservancy & national park fees (no surprise costs).
- Airstrip transfers (seamless transfer from plane to camp).
- Laundry in most camps
We can also arrange internal flights and hotel nights on your behalf, reducing your travel planning stress.
Can your Migration Safaris be combined with beach holidays?
Yes — many travellers extend their safari to Tanzania or Kenyan with a beach stay, combining wildlife and coastal relaxation.
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