You will begin your day early and enjoy the morning lights and begin your safari to the next destination and home for the next few days. The Serengeti National Park is the 3rd largest park in Tanzania but the most popular with diverse landscapes and habitats, such as grassy plains, swamps, lakes, savannah and mountains covering a whopping 14 000 sq. km and offers amongst many other things the biggest concentration of big cats in the world (Cheetahs, Lions, Leopards, Wild cats…). 

About 540 (!) different species of birds have been identified by the Serengeti Biodiversity Program but you have to pay close attention to the “Serengeti specials,” which are indigenous bird species that are unique to the region and so cannot be found anywhere else on Earth. The grey-throated spurfowl, Schawlow’s wheatear, red-throated tit, rufous-tailed weaver, grey-crested helmet shrike, and Schawlow’s turaco are some of these unique birds.