"It was such a dream come true to see the crossing." We received this magnificent footage from one of our reliable contributors on the 23rd of November 2021. This video was taken at river crossing 5 in Kenya.

Our Instagram contributor @TwiztedMyrtle saw one crossing on Thursday the 7th of October and 2 Crossings the day before. Oct 6 first crossing was at #3 around 8:12am. 2nd crossing (which was the big one) was at #4 around 10:13am. All crossings happended at Mara River Lamai Wedge.

This amazing video was taken on Thursday by Instagram user Rob the Ranger. The location of the video was at a U-Bend crossing on the Mara River near the Lookout.

Our Instagram contributor @MaasaiWanderings took this action shot in the Serengeti National Park. Here you can see crocodiles enjoying the feast that comes with the Great Wildebeest Crossings. (photo by @moodieshots)

These amazing images were taken at Bateleur Camp by our Instagram contributor @Miroda Otto. 

The crossing, dangerous for the wildebeest, was a feast for the crocodiles. Life unfolding in front of our eyes." Our Instagram contributor @lpiecho sent us this update. 
This photo was taken on the 6th of September 2021 at the Trans Mara area close to Mara Serena Lodge.

This stunning video was taken by @africanadventurespecialists on Monday the 23 of August at the mara river crossing.

This short video was sent in on the 21st of August 2021 by our new contributing partner Emboo Camps! The herds are in full motion at the Emboo River crossing point. Video credits: William Partois Ole Santian

We received this stunning image from an Instagram contributor. According to him, this crossing was spectacular and occurred in northern Serengeti, at crossing #4, close to the airstrip and ranger post. 

Our Instagram contributor, Tyron Walsh, says that this particular herd moved from crossing 8 and crossed around crossing no 7 on the 19th of July.

According to Tyron, witnessing this great migration movement was a dream come true.

 

On Friday, Instagram users kay and john went to take a look at Sand River and found some zebras and wildebeests chilling in the Masai Mara.

They found thousands waiting along the river; though none crossing just yet.