Serengeti – Africa's Great Savannah

Serengeti National Park is one of Africa's most iconic natural areas and the very symbol of the untouched African savannah. The park spans over 14,000 km² in northern Tanzania and is known for its open grasslands, scattered acacia trees, and dramatic rock formations, known as kopjes, which serve as lookout points for predators. Serengeti is particularly famous for the Great Migration – one of the world's most spectacular natural phenomena – where over a million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras, and gazelles follow the rains and fresh grass in an annual circuit between Serengeti and Masai Mara. This creates intense moments with river crossings and hunting scenes, where crocodiles and big cats play a central role. Game drives in Serengeti offer exceptional opportunities to see the Big Five, as well as cheetahs in full sprint and large lion prides thriving in the open landscape. The area's low infrastructure and minimal human interference make the experience authentic and raw. The sunsets are unparalleled, transforming the savannah into a golden sea of light. A balloon safari at sunrise offers a rare bird's-eye view of the wildlife and landscape, often ending with breakfast on the savannah – an experience exclusive to Serengeti and few other places in the world.