A Self-guided safari in Serengeti can be challenging, however 4×4 Africa makes your journey easier with a 4WD car rental. A self- guided safari in Serengeti National Park is a great way to explore this famous park on your own terms at your own pace. Serengeti Park speaks for itself with good reason not only the migration of over 1 million wildebeest through its plains and woodlands but also unique landscapes and other spectacular wildlife, the Park is undoubtedly the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world, unequalled for its natural beauty and scientific value with the greatest concentration of plains game in Africa.
Serengeti is a safari maker’s dreamland located in north-central Tanzania, between the southern shore of Lake Victoria and the safari hub of Arusha. To the north, the Serengeti National Park shares a fenceless border with Kenya’s Masai Mara, allowing the free movement of ungulates during the Great Migration. The Serengeti National Park is only 14,750 km² and in addition to the Masai Mara National Park, is bordered by the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Loliondo Game Controlled Area, Grumeti Game Reserve, and Maswa Game Reserve. With self drive you get to explore all the parks vastness in all different corners.
IS SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK SAFE FOR SELF DRIVE?
Yes, Serengeti National Park is safe. Hundreds of thousands of tourists visit the park every year, making security a top priority for park officials. The greatest danger arguably comes from tourists being, “stubborn” for instance much of the wildlife of Africa is dangerous, and needs to be respected and enjoyed from an appropriate distance. Again, a safari driver-guide is invaluable in keeping visitors to Serengeti National Park safe. You should always, do as he or she advises.
SELF-DRIVE TIPS AND REQUIREMENTS IN SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
- A 4×4 vehicle with high clearance
- Valid driver’s license
- Park entrance fees per person per day
- Vehicle entrance fees per day per 24 hours
- Camping fees
- Food, water, and supplies
- First-aid kit and emergency equipment
- Navigation tools (GPS, maps, compass)
- Communication devices (phone, two-way radio)
Recommended Agencies for Self Drive in Serengeti
- 4X4 Africa
- Drive East Africa
- Self Drive East Africa
SELF-DRIVE CAMPSITES:
- Seronera Campsite
- Lobo Campsite
- Ndabaka Campsite
- Klein’s Gate Campsite
SELF-DRIVE LODGES:
- Serengeti Serena Lodge
- Serengeti Sopa Lodge
- Lobo Wildlife Lodge
- Ndabaka Lodge