How do you get from Kilimanjaro to Serengeti?

There is no direct connection from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO) to Serengeti National Park. However, you can fly to Seronera then take the taxi to Serengeti National Park. Alternatively, you can take the taxi to Arusha airport, fly to Seronera, then take the taxi to Serengeti National Park.



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The direct drive from Kilimanjaro National Park to Serengeti National Park is 359 mi (577 km), and should have a drive time of 11 hrs 24 mins in normal traffic.

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We recommend spending as many days in the Serengeti as possible. While there are many different accommodation options, the extra cost of staying for longer will be well worth it. Additionally, make sure to come during the dry season to spot more animals, and be mindful of your travel dates.

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We recommend four days and three nights as the minimum time to gain maximum benefit from a stay at Serengeti Bushtops. This gives you the chance to explore in all directions, from the heart of the Northern Serengeti, with each adventure balanced by time spent at leisure. The longer you stay, the more you'll see.

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Can I explore the Serengeti on a self drive safari? Yes, you certainly can! The Serengeti is probably the most rewarding game park in the world. However, it's also a park best enjoyed when you've prepared well in advance.

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How Long Does it Take to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro? It takes five to nine days in order to reach the Mount Kilimanjaro Summit and then descend to the finishing point.

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Lemosho is considered the most beautiful route on Kilimanjaro and grants panoramic vistas on various sides of the mountain. It is our favorite route because it offers a great balance of low traffic, scenic views and a high summit success rate. Thus, Lemosho comes highly recommended. Most of our clients use Lemosho.

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Serengeti National Park is dry and sunny from June through October, making this the best time for a safari in Tanzania. As this is the time when the Great Migration happens, animals concentrate around watering holes such as rivers and springs, providing a prime viewing opportunity for wildlife and photography.

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Both parks offer the Big Five; however, it will be much harder to spot the animals in Kruger due to the layout of the park with the paved roads. Animals often stay far from the roads. If you want a more adventurous safari with multiple animal sightings, Serengeti National Park is the way to go.

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