Serengeti Travel Areas - Western Corridor

Tracing the line of the Grumeti River, the Serengeti's Western Corridor juts out the park's side and pushes its borders all the way to Lake Victoria. The infamous giant crocodiles of Grumeti infest the river and offer one of the migration's most remarkable encounters.

Around May and June, the 40 kilometre long caravan of wildebeest, zebra and antelope arrive at the river. The crocodiles feast off the crossing millions, and give those lucky enough to witness the encounter, one of the most remarkable wildlife sightings in the world.

Read more about the migration and the path the animals take here.

Our recommended Western Corridor accommodation:

Grumeti River Camp - Located not only in the Serengeti National Park itself but also on the banks of the Grumeti River, this exclusive tented lodge aims to deliver an awesome wildlife experience. Highlights include an impressive concentration of predators and the crossing of the Grumeti River around June and July.

Kirawira Tented Camp - The colonial feel to this most luxurious lodge, complete with attentive service and a personal valet won't detract from the amazing wildlife experience waiting on and around the banks of the Grumeti River. Kirawira is also well-placed for day trips to Lake Victoria.

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