Discover the Wonders of Serengeti Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, navigate to the Serengeti Park using the coordinates M94J+JHJ, Tarime. From the main roads in the Serengeti National Park, head towards the Seronera area. Follow the signs for the Serengeti Park entrance. Ensure your vehicle is suitable for rough terrain; a 4x4 is recommended. Once you reach the park entrance, you will need to pay an entry fee, which varies for residents and non-residents (approximately $60 for non-residents). Keep your entrance ticket with you while exploring the park.

• Public Transportation (Shared Taxi)

  From any central point within Serengeti National Park, you can ask local guides about shared taxis heading towards the Serengeti Park. These shared taxis operate on a fixed route and can be found near camps and lodges. The fare is typically around $10-$15 per person. Make sure to confirm the route and drop-off point with the driver, as some may take you directly to the Serengeti Park entrance.

• Guided Safari Tour

  Consider joining a guided safari tour which often includes transportation to and from Serengeti Park. Many lodges and tour operators offer packages that include park entry fees, meals, and guided tours. Prices vary widely depending on the operator and duration of the tour, but expect to pay between $150-$300 per day for a comprehensive experience, which typically includes a guide, vehicle, and park fees.

• Walking (After Park Entry)

  Once in the park, walking is an option if you are part of a guided safari group. Some areas allow for walking safaris, which are led by trained guides. Ensure that you have arranged this in advance as it is not available everywhere. Carry sufficient water, snacks, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and wildlife. Walking safaris usually last a few hours and may cost an additional fee, typically around $20 per person.