Wildebeest migration safari in March

In March, the herds of nearly two million wildebeest and zebra remain fairly stationary; feasting on fresh grasses in the southern plains of the Serengeti and Ndutu, as their new calves grow stronger and prepare to move north. A hot-air balloon safari over the plains is a great way to get a perspective on how truly massive the herds are.

What to expect on Serengeti safari in March

March has lush, beautiful landscapes and great birdwatching, but the thick vegetation and rain can make game viewing more challenging. However, if you’re staying in the Ndutu Region, you will be able to see the massive herds of the Great Migration with their baby animals (and exciting scenes of predator kills).

Best places to stay in southern Serengeti in March

Ndutu offers a range of accommodation options that cater to different budgets and preferences, ensuring you have a comfortable and memorable stay amidst the wonders of nature. From luxurious lodges to cozy tented camps, Ndutu has it all.