Was there in mid-March, so no herds crossing. Did see crocodiles and hippos, lots and lots of hippos.

Was there in mid-March, so no herds crossing. Did see crocodiles and hippos, lots and lots of hippos.
Serengeti National Park as the famous National Park and very unique in Africa it may offer you a different looking all year round! As one of the huge National Park with different attractions in different season, Grumeti River which is in the Western side of Serengeti is here where most of Travelers especially those who arrange their holidays with professional...
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We watched crocodiles and hippos battle it out for well over an hour over territory - there was a dead Wildebeest that the crocodiles wanted but the hippos were blocking them from. It was quite interesting to watch them battle over territory and the kill - even funnier because hippos don't eat meat and were just carrying the Wildebeest in...
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Watching a wildebeest get taken down by a crocodile while drinking river water ....several times! There is so much to see along the river. This was one of the highlights.
Amazing to watch lions on the hunt and how the zebra and wildebeest work together. We didn't visit during the migration, but it was still an interesting spot to watch animals.
Grumeti river is a long river that provide water and shelter in the Serengeti National park, it is also when the nature meet, pray and predators near the river go there for water and sometimes turn to be a hunting ground and playing ground for some animals
Impresive, you can stay forever listening the hippos and seeing them swimming, great place for crocs and elephants. Even our guide that have been there so many times shown that the Grumeti river it is a most visit stop.
Grumeti river and manyara lake are amazing option to see a different scenario of the savannas, the dinamic of the animals and he hotel option (luxury) are fantastic. truly recommend
Had a chance to watch the wildebeast masses cross both the Grumeti and Mara Rivers. The shear numbers were incredible, but watching their somewhat fickle behavior was entertaining. Once they had crossed, some wildebeasts turned and headed back across the river which of course led many others to follow and completely confuse the hundreds that were dutifully filing down the...
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I just got back from a fantastic trip from the Grumeti river, staying there for 2 nights. This was organized as a custom trip for me by Proud African Safaris. They gave me a very experienced guide who knew what to look for, in fact he was an ex park ranger.
The timing was nearly perfect as the migration was...
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