The 10 Days Kenya & Tanzania Great Migration Safari is our joint East Africa migration itinerary, crossing the unfenced ecosystem the Serengeti and Masai Mara share to follow the migration across both countries rather than choosing one side of the border.
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Book This ItineraryDay-by-day itinerary
Arrive Kilimanjaro, transfer to Tarangire
Afternoon game drive on arrival.
Transfer to Ngorongoro Crater
A full day on the crater floor, staying at Ngorongoro Crater Lodge.
Serengeti
Two full days of game drives, tracking the migration's position within Tanzania, staying at Singita Grumeti.
Cross into Kenya
An overland border crossing or regional flight via Nairobi into the Masai Mara.
Masai Mara
Two full days of game drives on the Kenyan side of the shared ecosystem, with an optional hot air balloon safari, staying at Angama Mara.
Optional Maasai cultural village visit
A guided visit arranged through your Mara lodge.
Transfer to Nairobi
Afternoon at leisure, including an optional Giraffe Manor or Nairobi National Park stop.
Departure
Transfer to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
Your route at a glance
What’s included
What’s included
- 9 nights across named luxury lodges in both countries, full board
- All ground transfers, border crossing coordination, and any regional flights
- A full day on the Ngorongoro Crater floor
- Private driver-guides throughout each country's ground activities
Not included
- International flights into Kilimanjaro and out of Nairobi
- Kenya and Tanzania visas, and travel insurance
- Hot air balloon safari, if added
- Tips for guides and lodge staff across both countries
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Book This ItineraryFrequently asked questions
Why combine Kenya and Tanzania instead of choosing one?
The Serengeti and Masai Mara form a single unfenced ecosystem the migration moves through continuously; combining both countries follows the herds rather than arbitrarily stopping at a border.
How long does the border crossing take?
Typically half a day including formalities if crossing overland; a regional flight via Nairobi is a faster, costlier alternative.
Do I need two separate visas?
Yes, a Kenya visa and a Tanzania visa, unless your nationality qualifies for a regional visa arrangement covering both.
A two-country migration itinerary needs both legs confirmed together — enquire now to check combined availability.
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