When the sun dips on the horizon, bringing the day to a close with a brightly painted sky, idyllic sundowner stops in exclusive settings encapsulating the romance of safaris deep into the bush. Accompanied by a cool evening breeze and the beauty of the clear night sky above, the tranquil journey back to the lodge often reveals the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa, making for a fitting finale.

Key Species You Are Likely to See

During your stay at Singita, you are likely to spot a wide variety of wildlife, including cheetah, bearded wildebeest, Bat-Eared fox, Maasai giraffe, lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and the rare Colobus monkey.

When Is the Peak Time to See the Wildebeest Migration?

There is no real beginning or end to the wildebeest's constant search for food and water. The only beginning is when calves are born – almost 400,000 wild wildebeest are born during six weeks, usually between late January and mid-March. The migration path varies yearly, depending on weather and other environmental factors.

What Time of Year Can We See the Wildebeest Migration, and in Which Area?

Predicting where the migrating wildebeest will be in a given month is difficult because movements depend on weather patterns. Generally, over the year, the animals move from the wet southern and eastern plains of the Serengeti from November to March through the western and central region to the dryer north of the Serengeti National Park, both north and south of the Mara River, from the end of May through October.

Big 5, Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Tennis Court, Hot-air Ballooning, and Walks (Guided)