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Nestled in the heart of East Africa, the Serengeti Times brings you the latest safari and wildlife news from one of the world’s most extraordinary ecosystems - the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.

Our mission is to deliver powerful, authentic stories that capture the pulse of the savanna - from the thunder of migrating wildebeest and zebra herds to the quiet elegance of lions at dawn.

Every season, the Serengeti reveals a new chapter in nature’s endless drama.

Through our field reporters, photographers, and local guides, we cover the events that define this living landscape:

the Great Migration, the birthing grounds of Ndutu, the territorial dance of predators, and the efforts of conservationists working to protect Africa’s most iconic species.

Whether you are a passionate traveler planning your next Serengeti safari, a wildlife enthusiast following the rhythm of Tanzania’s plains, or simply someone who loves the raw beauty of nature, Serengeti Times offers a front-row seat to the stories shaping Africa’s wild future.

Stay updated with breaking reports, feature articles, expert insights, and breathtaking visuals direct from the field.

From the first light over the Grumeti River to the sunset beyond Ngorongoro’s rim, we’re here to connect you with the untamed spirit of the continent.

This is Tanzania wildlife journalism - real voices, real journeys, and real stories from the land where life began.

Join us, explore the wilderness, and experience the Serengeti as it unfolds — only on Serengeti Times, your trusted source for Serengeti safari news, Tanzania travel updates, and wildlife stories that matter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

when is the best time to visit Serengeti NP?

Serengeti National Park is breathtaking throughout the entire year. If you wish to experience a specific natural phenomenon, such as the wildebeest calving season, you should visit between January and March. If you wish to see the wildebeest herds crossing the Mara River, you should come between July and October. If you simply want to enjoy an outstanding safari, visit on any day of the year.

What is a Lodge?

In African safari, a lodge is typically a comfortable hotel-like facility inside or near a wildlife reserve. It includes:

Private rooms or cabins
Dining areas
Guided safari services
Viewing decks overlooking nature or wildlife

Most of the lodges have 20-30 rooms total, so they give a private experience. Here you have a swiming pool to relax, or a geam to do some workout.

Is it hot in Serengeti NP?

Serengeti NP is located next to the equator so the weather is tropical with almost fixed temperatures all year long.
During the day, the average temperature is 26 C/79 F and during the - 16 C./61 F During the coldest months (July and August) the temperatures can drop in 2-3 C/F