Your 3 days wildebeest migration safari begins with an early morning drive from Arusha to the iconic Serengeti. Travel through the scenic Great Rift Valley and Maasai lands, watching the landscape shift from highlands to sweeping savannahs.

Arrive in the Central Serengeti, where your first game drive kicks off. During migration season (April–June), thousands of wildebeest and zebras pass through, trailed by lions, cheetahs, and hyenas.

Enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild before continuing your afternoon exploration. As sunset falls, settle into Moyo Tented Camp, surrounded by the sounds of the Serengeti.

Overnight: Moyo Tented Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Awaken to the sounds of the wild and the soft light of dawn over the Serengeti plains. After breakfast at camp, set out on a full-day game drive following the path of the Great Migration.

Watch vast herds of wildebeest and zebras move across the savannah, attracting ever-watchful predators. Your expert guide will share insights into the dramatic and tender moments unfolding around you.

Enjoy a picnic lunch at a scenic spot in the Serengeti, then continue your afternoon drive or head back to camp at a relaxed pace, soaking in the golden hour.

Back at Moyo Tented Camp, savor a warm meal and reflect on the day’s unforgettable wildlife encounters beneath a sky full of stars.

The 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari sets out early for a full day along the migration route. With your guide tracking the herds, you'll visit the most active areas where predator and prey meet in dramatic scenes.

Watch wildebeest stretch across the plains, calves learning to keep up, and lions waiting in ambush. Enjoy a bush lunch with sweeping savannah views, possibly near hippos or elephants.

The afternoon brings more action and quiet grazing moments, maybe even a river crossing — raw, instinctual scenes of survival. Return to camp by sunset for a warm dinner and restful evening on your 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari.

Begin your final morning of the 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari with a sunrise game drive, as the Serengeti awakens in golden light. Predators retreat from night hunts while grazers step cautiously into the day — a quiet, reflective hour ideal for photography.

Depending on herd movements, you may witness a cheetah scanning the plains, a newborn wildebeest's first steps, or giraffes feeding in the morning mist. After a relaxed bush breakfast, start your journey out of the park.

As you return to Arusha, the sights, sounds, and rhythm of the migration will stay with you — a vivid imprint of your time on the 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari.

Rise early for your final sunrise game drive as golden light spills across the plains during your 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari. Watch herds of wildebeest and zebra in motion, predators wrapping up their night’s hunt, and the wild awakening in full chorus.

Track the Great Migration one last time — from newborn calves finding their footing to lions surveying the land from rocky kopjes , all part of the unforgettable 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari experience.

After an early lunch or packed meal, begin your return to Arusha, soaking in the last views of the Serengeti. Arrive by early evening with hearts full and cameras filled with memories of your 3 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Wake to the quiet stirrings of the Serengeti as the sun rises over golden grasslands — your final day on this unforgettable 3 days wildebeest migration safari begins.

One last chance to follow the Great Migration unfolds. Wildebeest move in dusty columns, vultures circle above, and a lone cheetah surveys the horizon — nature’s rhythm bidding you farewell.

After breakfast in the bush or a packed meal to go, depart the wilderness behind. Though the journey ends, the memories of this raw, majestic spectacle travel with you.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

• Calving season (Feb): over 500,000 wildebeest calves born in 2–3 weeks.
• Predator action: lions, cheetahs, and hyenas hunt vulnerable young.

• Herds move north through lush central plains.
• Fewer tourists, dramatic stormy skies.

• Crocodile-infested waters create dramatic scenes.
• Wildlife spreads out across the wide savannah.

• Mara River crossings—the most iconic and dangerous point.
• Thousands of wildebeest brave strong currents and predators.

• Some herds cross into Kenya for greener grass.
• Shared ecosystem with Northern Serengeti.

• Wildebeest begin moving back south as short rains start.
• Herds spread out across eastern and central Serengeti.

• Wildebeest follow rainfall to find green, nutrient-rich grass.
• The Serengeti has distinct wet and dry seasons, creating a cycle of food availability.

• During dry months, herds move toward permanent water sources like the Mara and Grumeti Rivers.
• Survival depends on staying close to water, especially for nursing mothers and calves.

• Wildebeest synchronize calving in the Southern Serengeti (Feb), where grass is abundant.
• Open plains provide visibility and protection from predators during birth season.

• The migration is genetically programmed behavior developed over thousands of years.
• Wildebeest "remember" routes, timing, and danger zones as part of survival.

• The movement is driven by seasonal rainfall—a natural rhythm across the Serengeti and Maasai Mara.
• Rains trigger new plant growth, prompting herds to move to those areas.

• Migration helps regenerate the ecosystem: grazing trims grass, hooves aerate soil, and droppings fertilize land.
• Their movement supports predator-prey dynamics and biodiversity.