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The Serengeti National Park is a world-renowned wildlife destination, famous for its vast plains, stunning landscapes, and the awe-inspiring Great Migration. Home to the “Big Five” (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino), along with cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, and over 500 bird species, it offers an unparalleled safari experience.
Spanning over 14,750 square kilometers in northern Tanzania, the Serengeti is part of a larger ecosystem extending into Kenya’s Maasai Mara. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s one of the best places to witness wildlife in its natural habitat.
The Serengeti National Park Safari from Mwanza is one of the most convenient and scenic ways to experience Tanzania’s most famous wildlife destination. Starting from Mwanza, the journey passes through rural landscapes and enters the Serengeti via the Ndabaka Gate, making it ideal for travelers in the Lake Victoria region.
Mwanza, located on the shores of Lake Victoria, serves as a convenient starting point for Serengeti safaris. You can opt for a short drive (approximately 3-4 hours) to the park’s western corridor via Ndabaka Gate or a quick fly-in safari to airstrips like Seronera or Grumeti. Safaris from Mwanza are ideal for those exploring Tanzania’s northern region or combining a safari with a visit to Lake Victoria.
Perfect for time-constrained travelers, this tour includes a flight from Mwanza to Serengeti, two full days of game drives, and a return flight.
Included: Flights, park fees, accommodation, meals, and game drives.
This overland safari includes game drives in the Serengeti’s western and central regions, with a focus on the Great Migration (seasonal).
Cost Per Person (2026-2027):
Activities: Game drives, cultural visits, and optional hot-air balloon rides.
Explore the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, combining wildlife viewing with the stunning landscapes of Tanzania’s northern circuit.
Cost Per Person (2025 – 27):
Follow the Great Migration through the Serengeti’s western corridor and central regions, with additional visits to Ndutu and Grumeti.
Cost Per Person (2025 – 2027):
The cost of Serengeti safaris from Mwanza varies based on accommodation, tour type, and activities.
Serengeti Private Safari Costs: Starting from $450 – $1,100 per person per day, ideal for honeymooners, families, or photographers seeking flexibility.
Serengeti Group Safari Costs: Ranging from $180 – $400 per person per day, these are budget-friendly options perfect for solo travelers or those looking to share vehicles and guides.
Easy and scenic drive from Mwanza to Serengeti via the Ndabaka Gate
Less crowded western Serengeti with wide open plains and riverine landscapes
Exciting game drives in a 4×4 safari vehicle with a professional guide
High chances of wildlife sightings, including lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, and antelopes
Seasonal Great Migration viewing in the western corridor (especially May–July)
Picnic lunches in the bush surrounded by nature
Beautiful sunrise and sunset views over the Serengeti plains
Comfortable overnight stay in lodges or tented camps (budget to luxury options)
Birdlife and photography opportunities throughout the park
A classic Serengeti experience with fewer entry logistics compared to Arusha routes
Overall, expect a convenient, wildlife-rich, and authentic safari experience, perfect for travelers based in Mwanza or the Lake Victoria region.
The Serengeti National Park Safari from Mwanza offers flexible itinerary options to suit different travel schedules. A 1-day safari includes an early morning departure from Mwanza, entry through Ndabaka Gate, guided game drives in the western Serengeti, a picnic lunch inside the park, and an evening return to Mwanza.
The 3-day safari allows more time for wildlife viewing, with travel from Mwanza to Serengeti on day one, afternoon and full-day game drives on day two, and a morning game drive followed by return to Mwanza on day three.
For those choosing a 6–8 days extended safari, the experience includes in-depth exploration of the western and central Serengeti, seasonal migration areas such as the Grumeti or Mara rivers, multiple daily game drives, optional cultural visits or extensions to Ngorongoro, relaxed lodge stays, and a scenic return to Mwanza by road or flight, offering a comprehensive and immersive Serengeti wildlife experience
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