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Beyond the Great Migration: Best things to do in the Serengeti [Guide]

If your dream of traveling in Africa looks like the trailer for the live action Lion King, then you’re dreaming of the Serengeti. We don’t blame you. More than anywhere else, this iconic national park is the land of safaris.

It’s the thorny umbrella trees silhouetted against the burnt orange sunset. The idea of golden-maned lions stalking their prey in the endless plains. Or the millions of wildebeest migrating to an ancient call of the wild. Maybe it’s all the above. Whatever your reason for overlanding through East Africa, a safari in Tanzania’s Serengeti will not disappoint.

The Serengeti has earned it’s title as the greatest wildlife-watching destination on earth. Besides the great migration, the park is home to the densest lion population in the world. In addition, all members of the Big Five and almost 500 bird species inhabitant the park. And, while this wildlife extravaganza is enough to lure anyone in, there is much more to the region than game drives.

It would take years to explore the 1.5 million hectares of savannah that this World Heritage Site has to offer. So, we’ve put together a guide of our favorite attractions and places in the Serengeti National Park to help you plan your East African overland tour.


The Moru Kopjes

 

Like islands in a sea of endless savannah, the Moru Kopjes are an oasis for wildlife in the central Serengeti. Remember that Circle of Life scene in The Lion King? Well, the Moru Kopjes are a bit like that. Only, you won’t see any baboons presenting the future king of Africa’s animal kingdom.

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On the bright side, the ancient rocks are the perfect place to spot wildlife. The trees that rise out of these massive rock formations create small pools of water and shade, making it a favorite location for lions and leopards. Besides the plethora of big cats to spot, this area is also the best place to see the endangered black rhino.

Moru Kopjes is home to the Serengeti National Park’s only black rhino population. This endangered species is on the verge of extinction. But, the herd are monitored by armed anti-poaching rangers and an intense conservation scheme. If you’re passionate about conservation, you can find out more about the Serengeti’s anti-poaching policies at the visitor’s center.

Aside from being a wildlife hotspot, the kopjes also offer a look into the life of the Maasai through ancient cave paintings. These natural caves were used by warriors as a shelter for their livestock or a safe haven for wandering nomads.

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Olduvai Gorge

 

The Great Rift Valley is a staple on any Tanzania safari itinerary. Although there are plenty of sites to explore in this massive series of trenches, the Olduvai Gorge is (arguably) the most important.

If you want to get to know the ‘Motherland’ then this is the place to explore. Like an old world version of Silicon Valley, this area was a hub of human innovation. The Olduvai offered the first discovery of traces of an early stone tool culture. It’s so old that it even gave the name to the Oldowan, the oldest-known stone tool.

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This ancient ravine has proven crucial to understanding the evolution of humans and holds the earliest evidence of the existence of human ancestors. Long before the Masai Mara, the first early human species occupied Olduvai Gorge approximately 1.9 million years ago.

Since then the Olduvai Gorge has become one of the most abundant fossil sites in the world. In fact, the theory that human evolution began in Africa is partially thanks to the discovery of hundreds of fossilized bones and stone tools in this area.

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Lake Natron

 

Just 4 hours away from the Serengeti National Park lies one of the most inhospitable places on Earth. Lake Natron is one of the most surreal places in the world. Coloured a deep red from salt-loving organisms and algae, the lake is so caustic it can burn the skin and eyes of animals that aren’t adapted to it.

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Despite this, Lake Natron’s alkaline waters support a thriving ecosystem of salt marshes, freshwater wetlands, and wetland birds. But, the surreal area is best known for attracting a flock of 2.5 million lesser flamingos.

The lake’s high salinity means more spirulina for the millions of birds to feast on. And, given the extreme conditions neither predators nor humans can disturb the booming populations of flamingos. The majority of hatching and egg laying takes place during the months of September to April although there is a peak in October to early December.

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The Bologonja Springs

 

If you thought that the Big Five were the only animals worth seeing while on a Serengeti safari then think again. Hidden away in the northeast corner of the Serengeti, the Bologna springs are a wildlife mecca.

The springs were discovered in 1913 by Stewart White, who described them as a heaven on earth, and little has changed since then. The fresh waters and verdant greenery attracts hundreds of migrating and resident animals. While the trees support several species of monkey.

The springs also draw larger mammals like elephants and giraffes, as well as a variety of birds and antelope species like the mountain reedbuck and steenbok. This is the perfect place to enjoy the flora and fauna of the Serengeti without having to put up with hordes of tourists.

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Retina Hippo Pool (Central Serengeti)

 

Wildlife documentaries make lions out to be the most dangerous animal in the Serengeti. Don’t let those mighty roars fool you. The real king of the savannah lies where the Seronera and Orangi rivers converge.

Lurking in these muddy puddles, hippos snooze by the dozens. But their chilled-out demeanor belies how dangerous they are. The hippopotamus is one of Africa’s most dangerous animals and is a must see while on your wildlife safari in Tanzania.

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The Retina Hippo Pool, north of the Seronera River Valley, is the hangout of roughly 200 hippos and well worth a visit. While some have noted that the smell at the pool can be somewhat overwhelming, don’t let this deter you.

This is one of the few places in the Serengeti National Park where visitors can leave the vehicle and view the animals on foot. Great photography opportunities abound here as the large groups of hippos huddle together and jostle for position in the water. There are plenty of observation points around the river bank, as well as a picnic area where you can take a break…Away from smell.

 

Lobo Valley

 

Although lions may not be the king of the savannah, they are still an icon of African wildlife. And, compared to the rest of the Serengeti, the Lobo Valley is the best place to spot them.

Big cats are abounding in this region thanks to the availability of permanent water and food sources. Besides being home to the second largest pride of lions in the Serengeti, the Lobo Valley is also teaming with leopard and cheetah.

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Giraffes, elephants, and baboons are also regulars in the Lobo Valley. And from July to November, millions of wildebeest, gazelles and zebras come to the area during the Great Migration.

 

Now we have given you even more reasons to head to this diverse region of Africa. So be sure to carve out enough time to see all the splendor of the Serengeti, as this National Park has many wildlife wonders to whet your safari appetite!

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About Jodi Lucas

Jodi is an adventure enthusiast and Douglas Adams groupie who supports these addictions through travel writing. When she’s not hitting Cape Town’s surf, you’ll find her trawling pre-loved bookstores for a leather-bound volume of The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy.
Article by: Jodi Lucas
on April 22, 2019
Filed under  Africa Blog • Destinations • Only in Africa • Tanzania • Travel Articles • What to do 
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