Experience the Great Migration Across Kenya and Tanzania
For travellers seeking the ultimate Great Migration safari, combining Kenya’s Masai Mara with Tanzania’s Serengeti offers an extraordinary opportunity to experience this natural spectacle from two iconic destinations.
Karla, Jim and Karen are currently enjoying a 15-day Kenya and Tanzania combined safari, with seven nights in the Masai Mara followed by seven nights in the Serengeti. With seamless flights connecting the two safari destinations, their journey combines exceptional wildlife viewing with the convenience and comfort of an East African air safari.
7 Nights in the Masai Mara
Their adventure begins in Kenya’s legendary Masai Mara, one of Africa’s most celebrated wildlife destinations and a prime location for experiencing the Great Migration.
Seven nights in the Mara allow plenty of time to explore the reserve, follow the movements of the migrating herds and enjoy encounters with the extraordinary wildlife that makes the Mara famous.
Beyond the migration, the Masai Mara offers opportunities to see lions, elephants, cheetahs, leopards, buffalo and many other species across its open grasslands.
From the Masai Mara to the Serengeti by Air
One of the advantages of a Kenya and Tanzania safari by air is the ability to move between major wildlife destinations efficiently.
Instead of spending valuable safari time travelling long distances by road, Karla, Jim and Karen fly directly from the Masai Mara to the Serengeti.
This seamless connection transforms two separate safari destinations into one continuous Great Migration safari experience, allowing travellers to spend more time enjoying the wilderness and less time on the road.
7 Nights in the Serengeti
The second half of their journey takes them into Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, another legendary stage of the Great Migration.
With seven nights in the Serengeti, there is time to explore different areas, experience the incredible scale of the landscape and enjoy the diversity of wildlife that makes the Serengeti one of the world’s premier safari destinations.
The Serengeti is not only about the migrating wildebeest and zebra. Its vast plains and surrounding habitats support extraordinary concentrations of predators and plains game, creating unforgettable wildlife encounters throughout the year.
The Ultimate Kenya & Tanzania Combined Safari
Combining the Masai Mara and Serengeti gives travellers the opportunity to experience the Great Migration across two of East Africa’s most iconic ecosystems.
A thoughtfully planned Kenya Tanzania safari can offer:
- 🇰🇪 Seven nights in the Masai Mara
- 🇹🇿 Seven nights in the Serengeti
- ✈️ Seamless air connections between safari destinations
- 🦁 Exceptional opportunities to witness the Great Migration
- 🐘 Incredible year-round wildlife viewing
- 🌍 Two countries and two legendary safari destinations in one journey
Travel Further. See More. Spend More Time on Safari.
For travellers who want to maximise their time in the wilderness, an air safari between Kenya and Tanzania is an excellent way to connect the Masai Mara and Serengeti.
From the Mara, Karla, Jim and Karen will fly onward to the Serengeti before taking their final flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) at the end of their safari.
It is a journey designed around the experience rather than the road miles—giving them more time to enjoy the landscapes, wildlife and unforgettable moments that make an East African safari so special.
Ready to Experience the Great Migration?
Your Masai Mara and Serengeti Migration Safari can be designed around your preferred travel dates, accommodation style, wildlife interests and budget.
Whether you are planning a Kenya safari, Tanzania safari or combined Kenya and Tanzania safari, EAATS can create a seamless itinerary that connects the best of East Africa.
Follow in the footsteps of the Great Migration. Explore two countries. Experience one unforgettable safari.
Plan Your Kenya & Tanzania Migration Safari with EAATS
Contact East Africa Adventure Tours & Safaris to start planning your Great Migration adventure.
