6 Days Migration Western Corridor

Overview
As the wildebeest migration moves into late spring and early summer, the herds gradually spread out across the plains of the Serengeti. By the end of April, they begin heading west, with many groups traveling through the central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera area. The Southern Plains just south of Seronera also host large numbers of wildebeest during April and May, making it one of the best times to witness the migration in this part of the Serengeti.

By June, the majority of the herds can be found in the Western Corridor, a narrow but critical stretch of land that runs from the western part of Seronera to the Serengeti National Park’s western border. This area presents one of the migration’s most dramatic moments: the Grumeti River crossing. As the herds head northward, they must cross this perilous river, often drawing large crowds of predators like crocodiles, lions, and hyenas.

Witnessing a Grumeti River crossing is a rare and unpredictable event, requiring a combination of timing, patience, and luck. The migration through the Western Corridor is one of the most thrilling parts of the journey, offering an unforgettable glimpse into the challenges and dangers faced by the wildebeest as they continue their epic trek across the Serengeti.

Tour Features

Private or Group Tour Options: You can choose between a private tour for a personalized experience or join a group tour, which is often more affordable and offers a social aspect.

Customizable Itinerary: Tours can be adjusted to suit personal preferences, such as adding extra destinations like Zanzibar or Kilimanjaro, or extending your stay in certain areas.

Flexible Start Dates: Tours can typically start on any date within the migration season, subject to availability, providing flexibility for your travel plans.

Price $2300 Per person