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Safari guide Daniel Clement captured a HUGE crossing at point no one and two on the Serengeti side heading south.

Some herds are crossing the Sand River heading south as the short rains have started.

Nearest lodge: Olakira Migration Camp (Dec – Mar)

Lots of herds in Kogatende, moving towards the Mara River in the Serengeti side!

July is a warm month. As the dry season approaches, the Serengeti landscape becomes arider.

The wildebeest herds begin moving faster in search of water and greener grass, making their way across the Grumeti and Mara River. Expect to see crocodile encounters.

Nearest lodge: Kogatende Serengeti Green Camp

Safari guide Daniel Clement captured a large herd of the wildebeest crossing point number 7 from the north to the southern Serengeti close to the Sayari Camp.

Resting against a hillside with panoramic views of the Serengeti plains and Mara River in the distance, Sayari Camp effortlessly combines luxurious living and the wonder of the African landscape at its most natural. A year-round destination, guests can watch in awe as dramatic scenes unfold when wildebeest cross the Mara or enjoy the park at more quiet times when the area’s permanent wildlife crawl out of the woodwork.

Nearest lodge: Sayari

Action in the Mara River!

Safari guide Emmanuel Qamara captured thousands of wildebeest crossing the Mara River from the Southern to the Northern Serengeti, while a lioness tried her luck at going in for a kill.

Nearest lodge: Olakira Migration Camp (Dec – Mar)

Kenya has two migrations that happen yearly! Everyone knows about the annual great migration that brings over 1.4 million animals into the Mara during the winter season. However, the lesser known migration known as the Loita migration where about 10,000 plus wildebeest and zebra migrate between the conservancies, Mara and to the Loita plains were captured in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy.

Nearest lodge: Naboisho

Great wildebeest migration crossings continue at point No 0 from the north towards the Southern Serengeti.

Credit: Safari guide, Elia Edward

Nearest lodge: Sayari