Serengeti
Open plains, granite kopjes and the migration that moves across them.
What the ground is like
The part that decides whether a journey works.
| Ground conditions | Flat and mostly good. Black-cotton soil in the west turns to glue after rain and is the one place a vehicle genuinely gets stuck. |
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| Best months | June to October for dry ground. The migration's position changes month to month and we plan the camp around it. |
| Access notes | Several central camps have step-free tents on compacted ground. The far north has fewer options and longer drives. |
What is there
Central Seronera, for cats and year-round game
The western corridor and the Grumeti
The far north and the Mara River in season
Balloon flights, which are the one shared activity
Journeys that go here
Ground and seasonality notes are reasoned, not measured. (subject to confirmation)
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