The Serengeti Great Wildebeest Migration in June

Looking for the Serengeti Great Wildebeest Migration in June in Tanzania? June the transitional month that is previously witnessed the migration in May continues here in June. This month still was about 30 percent of the wildebeest herd still concentrated in the western side around the Grumeti River and within this section, the wildebeest find the most challenging part of their journey that comes with crossing this great Grumeti River. However, most of the herds in these months will not be found where there large scale crossing of the river but rather are scattered with most of the Serengeti National Park as the transition continues. The mass river crossing will be later in later months as the wildebeest move to the northern part of the Serengeti National Park to Cross the Mara River which is the major highlight of the wildebeest safari experience in the whole cycle.

The weather conditions during June in Serengeti National Park at times are very hard to predict but I can assure you that you will be able to see some of the wildebeest animals but not in large numbers. However, when the rain does change, the wildebeest animals do a double back as some of the wildebeest find their way to the central Serengeti National Park while some of the wildebeest will stay around within this month in the western corridor and others may take the northern direction and because of these variables, it becomes so hard for us at Africa adventure vacations to predict properly where the large herds of the wildebeest animals could be found in this particular months of the year.

Is June the best time to see the Serengeti Great Wildebeest Migration?

In case it happens and you land on the herd of the wildebeest animals in June, then this means that you have come at the right time for the great Serengeti Wildebeest Migration. The rutting season for the male wildebeest animals is at its peak during June in Serengeti National Park and here you will hear the herds (Males) making a lot of nice and it becomes an experience to have camping placed amidst such rutting experience which looks magical. Still, this experience is so hard to tell exactly where but it is so much interesting that the visitors understand better that being or staying at the camps that we shall have recommended and this will offer them with the best safari experience creating more memorable and wonders. By staying at the camps, you will get a chance to view some of the wonderful herds of the wildebeest animals.

Where you should stay to stand the better chances to see the Serengeti Great Wildebeest Migration in June?

In June, it’s good that you dived your time and stay in two different places while rooting around the two campsites. One of the campsites is found in the center in the Seronera area while the other can be found in the western corridor. The ones in Seronera are permanent lodges while the Grumeti features mobile tents and thus it is good that you stay around this campus. By staying at this campsite, you will be able to minimize your chances of seeing a lot of the wildlife species more so seeing the herds of the wildebeest migration.

Permanent places where you can stay in the central Serengeti during June Safari

Namiri Plains ($1122 per night per person). Relocation or no relocation, these are the best regions in the Serengeti. It is located in the eastern portion of the recreation area, and with only one other camp nearby, there aren’t many automobiles to be found here. This is not to say that its natural life is less visible by any means, but it is a stunning inversion. As a past cheetah preserve area, the huge felines here are particularly impressive. Fine food, opulence, and convenience in a magical region: it doesn’t get any better than this.

Kiota: This is available at USD325 per person per night before June 16th and USD430 per person after June 16th. This is an outstanding property offering outstanding service. This is situated in the central part of the Serengeti National Park in the Seronera and offers visitors stunning safari views of the animals that reside in the central Serengeti National Park. It features a welcoming atmosphere and has well-comfortable staff and surroundings.

Dunia in Serengeti National Park is also one of the best tents that are available for visitors during January. It is good for families or couples, and it is perfect for everyone who hires it. It is also located in the Seronera area, providing excellent wildlife sightings and the visitors will have to pay around $914 per person per night

Mobile camps in the western corridor in combination with central Serengeti Camp for the June safari

Ubuntu camp in Serengeti National Park; this will provide you with the value for money and it has similar features compared to those of the Serengeti Safari Camp and it is situated in an excellent location based on what you are interested to see, it is a good idea for the visitors who are on a barefoot luxury tented safari experience. Visitors will have to pay $768 per person per night through the month.

Serengeti Under Canvas ($885 per person per night before 15th June and then USD after 1240 after June 15th ) & Beyond Serengeti Movable Camp. This is a highly luxurious priced option for those who wouldn’t mind splurging out on a top-quality insight. In May, Serengeti Under Canvas is the most spectacular example of Serengeti rose selection in the western district. However, don’t be fooled – this doesn’t mean the other two camps aren’t lavish, just that Serengeti Under Canvas focuses on this.

The permanent camps in the western section to combine with the central or Seronera Camp for the June safari?

Yes the accommodation in Serengeti National Park her becomes a bit different, most of the accommodation especially the western corridor permanent are privates and is managed by a private company known as the Sigita is all over the world. These are the accommodation facilities that are near the Grumeti River. These facilities are purely private from the vehicle and the guiding services all are present and so exceptional. Some of these accommodation facilities include;

Sasakwa is available at $1,615 per person per night in the central part of Serengeti National Park. Sasakwa, a high hotel with beautiful views and all the comforts you could want, is a fantastic old standard hangout spot. Singita’s standards are consistent throughout; it’s for those who appreciate tradition and aren’t afraid to pay a premium.

Sabora is available at $1,475 per person per night in Serengeti National Park. Sabora, which is set in the 1920s, is a magical place to stay. It’s a truly ruinous risen insight, with day beds laid out in the undergrowth, and in an area where wildlife frequently goes uncomfortably through camp. It also contains a pool and a recreation center.

Faru Faru is available at $1,475 per person per night. Faru Faru, like Sasakwa, but with a more advanced contort, is an excellent property with all of the ultra-durable extravagances you could want. It’s most certainly Singita’s flagship Tanzania property.

Therefore, if you’re planning to come to Serengeti in June, then you will find where to stay because of the availability of accommodation in the form of tents.