Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti Migration Update 6

13 January 2012

There are still big herds of the migration in and around Ndutu, but because it's generally dry now they are starting to move north and west towards Kusini and Hidden Valley. This is totally normal behaviour at this time of year, in response to the local weather conditions. Nomad guide Richard Knocker, back a few days ago from safari, reports plenty of "cat action" and very good plains game generally.

More articles

Latest Nomad News

Nomad and the green season

For us at Nomad the green season is quite simply our favourite time of year in n...

Read more
Life long learning & growth

Sand Rivers superstars shine bright

Wherever possible we look to inspire the next generation to realise the importan...

Read more
Health & wellbeing

A bright future lies ahead for Amina

Amina is a 14-year-old girl, she lives in Mamire on the edge of Tarangire Nation...

Read more
Latest Nomad News

Making the most of your stay at Entamanu

Visiting Entamanu Ngorongoro means more than just checking in and checking out e...

Read more
Latest Nomad News

Nomad Camps. Small is beautiful.

Tanzania’s prime locations and smallest safari lodges. Plus a guaranteed private...

Read more
Conservation & environment

Food in Nomad Camps

Delicious food is a huge part of the safari experience; be under no illusions, y...

Read more
Life long learning & growth

Mkombe’s Story

Mkombe was an inspirational man, always smiling, extraordinary with children and with an exuberance for Africa's wild places that we all share.

Read more
Life long learning & growth

100,000 cups of coffee

Mama Ali is one of Nomad’s longest serving staff members, and she has certainly served the most - cups of coffee that is.

Read more
Life long learning & growth

Experience born and bred in Mahale

As a 16 year old Mwiga was inspired by Jane Goodall – today, he’s one of Africa’s leading primatology guides

Read more

Follow us

Discover