Serian’s Serengeti South in Tanzania, East Africa, is a mobile camp set up in the southernmost region of the Serengeti’s short-grass plain offering fantastic wildlife viewing from mid-December to May. It is in this area where travellers can spectate the wildebeest birthing season.

These vast plains of Africa come to life for this annual occasion. Thousands of zebra and gnus are home to this landscape in search of fresh green grass which follows the first rains. The preferred access by plane to the Serian's Serengeti South Luxury Camp is the Mwiba airstrip.

Within three to four weeks, more than 1.4 million wildebeest give birth to more than 350 100 calves making for a most fantastic wildlife spectacle. Predators are attracted to this region during the breeding season feasting on this easy prey.

Serian’s Serengeti South Camp reflects a natural balance between colonial camping style, comfort and elegant accents. The six Luxury Tents are spacious and well-appointed with tasteful décor. The en-suite bathrooms provide a bucket shower as well as a flushing toilet.

Activities:

• Safari drives
• Walking safaris
• Off-road driving
• Night safari drives
• Walk with Hadzabe hunter-gatherers
• Fly-camping: near Seketeti Escarpment, a 3,020 ft drop off to Lake Eyasi.

Luxury Tent features:

• En-suite bathroom
• Bucket shower
• Flushing toilet.

Quick facts:

• Serians open from 15 December to 1 May
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area (the southernmost tip of the short-grass plains)
• Six spacious and comfortable tents
• Views over the wildebeest calving grounds
• En-suite bathrooms with a flushing toilet and bucket shower
• 24-hour electricity powered by a generator
• Opportunity to admire a resident pack of wild dog
• Exclusive use of 4WD Safari vehicle and dedicated guide.