Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

Aim for June to October. That’s prime time for the Great Migration’s dramatic river crossings. Or, catch December to March for calving season in the southern Serengeti – it's an explosion of new life. Our lodge sits in the central Serengeti, so you’ll see wildlife year-round. Every season brings something special.

Your rate secures all meals, plus two daily game drives in custom 4x4s with Maasai guides. You also get full access to resort amenities. Want more? Hot-air balloon safaris, spa treatments, and guided walking safaris are extra.

Yes, the central Serengeti location means excellent year-round sightings of lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo. Rhino sightings are rarer, but possible. Your guide, with decades of Serengeti experience, might just track one for you among the acacia woodlands, especially during the dry season from June to October.

Absolutely. Four Seasons Serengeti rolls out the red carpet for families. They've got connecting rooms, a dedicated kids' pool, and even junior ranger programs. Take the family on a game drive, but remember: kids under six need a private vehicle for those. Babysitting's also on call.

Expect to pay at least $1,200-$1,800 USD per night at the Four Seasons Serengeti during low season. That rate can jump to over $2,500 USD when the Great Migration passes through. This isn't just a room; it's an all-inclusive safari, covering gourmet meals and expert-guided game drives.

You'll fly into Seronera Airstrip (SEU), a 45-minute hop from Arusha. From there, it's a 45-60 minute game drive straight to the lodge, often with an early wildebeest sighting. The Four Seasons handles these transfers, usually as part of your booking.

Absolutely, you can add a hot air balloon safari. Imagine floating above the Serengeti as the sun comes up, taking in those wide-open vistas. It’s usually priced between $600-$700 USD per person and wraps up with a champagne breakfast right there in the bush.