Choose the right chapter—then stay long enough for it to feel real
The Great Migration isn’t a single sighting. It’s an ecosystem on the move—quiet shifts in wind and light, then sudden motion. The best migration safaris don’t chase noise. They place you close to the correct corridors, for enough nights, with a guide who can work the story patiently.
How TanAfrica designs migration routes
We focus on two high-consistency windows: Jan–Mar for calving season in Ndutu & South Serengeti, and Jul–Oct for crossings in Northern Serengeti. The routing logic is simple: fewer lodge changes, stronger camp position, and enough time for the migration to do what it does—naturally.
Migration guides (simple, practical, honest)
Use these short resources to match your travel month to the correct landscape, understand what’s realistic, and choose camp positioning that protects the best hours of the day.
Great Migration safari FAQs
What is the best time for a migration safari in Tanzania?
Are river crossings guaranteed in Northern Serengeti?
Ndutu calving vs Northern Serengeti crossings—what feels different?
How many days should I plan?
Can you add Zanzibar after the migration safari?
Tell us your month—we’ll place you in the right migration zone.
Share your travel window, number of travellers, and comfort level. We’ll recommend the strongest Tanzania migration routing for your dates, then fine-tune camp position and pacing so the safari feels intentional—never frantic.