Monthly Migration Update 🐾
The migration continues with crossings still occurring at the Mara River. The herds are criss-crossing the river as rain falls in different regions, creating some spectacular viewing. Whilst the crossing may appear like an uncalculated frenzy, researchers believe that a herd of wildebeest possess ‘swarm intelligence,’ systematically exploring and overcoming the obstacle as one single unit.
Make sure to follow us to follow along with our Monthly Migration Updates, and see the herds as they begin to make their annual move to the southern regions of the Serengeti.
This month’s amazing video is thanks to @nellyhardtz, captured at crossing 7.
Save this for your ultimate Zambia safari adventure!
From untouched landscapes to incredible wildlife, Zambia is a dream destination for safari lovers. Here are the must-visit spots that make a trip here unforgettable:
🦁 South Luangwa National Park
The birthplace of walking safaris, South Luangwa offers Big 5 sightings (especially leopards) and rare species like Crawshay’s zebra and Thornicroft’s giraffe, all along the life-giving Luangwa River.
🚗 Kafue National Park
Zambia’s largest park is perfect for self-drive safaris. Explore the tree-fringed Busanga Plains by land or hot air balloon and cruise the Kafue River, where you’ll spot elephants, crocs, and more.
🐘 Lower Zambezi National Park
Remote and pristine, this off-the-beaten-path wilderness offers incredible wildlife and scenery along the Zambezi River, from hippos and carmine bee-eaters to elusive leopards.
🌊 Victoria Falls
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World! Feel the spray on the Knife-Edge Bridge in high season or take a thrilling swim in the Devil’s Pool during low season.
🦏 North Luangwa National Park
A hidden gem with black rhinos, Cookson’s wildebeest, and over 400 bird species. With few roads, it’s perfect for walking safaris in a truly wild setting.
🐃 Liuwa Plain National Park
Home to the world’s second-largest wildebeest migration, Liuwa offers an unforgettable spectacle from September to November—without the crowds.
🦇 Kasanka National Park
From October to December, witness the largest mammal migration on Earth, as 10 million fruit bats take to the skies, along with swooping birds of prey and ground predators.
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Monthly Migration Update 🐾
The Great Migration continues its epic journey, following the rains through the Serengeti. Over 1 million wildebeest, alongside hundreds of thousands of zebra, topi, and gazelle, are now making their way across the mighty Mara River in the Northern Serengeti.
This dramatic river crossing is one of the most breath-taking wildlife spectacles on Earth, as the herds brave strong currents and lurking predators. It’s a moment of incredible survival and resilience!
Where will the migration take them next? Follow along for more updates on this awe-inspiring natural wonder.
This month's amazing content was filmed by @daniel_clement_photo, at crossing number 7 in Northern Serengeti.
Our favourite safari activities
NIGHT DRIVE
If you found the daytime game drives thrilling, just wait until the sun goes down—that’s when the real excitement begins! In East Africa you will depart from camp shortly after dinner, yet in Southern Africa don't be surprised to carry on your afternoon game drive into the night after sundowners.
Using a spotlight, your expert guide will look for eye-shine in the hope of locating some of Africa's nocturnal creatures such as honey-badgers, porcupines and civets. This is also the time when the big cats and hyenas are most active. Not all locations can offer night drives so if this is something of interest, contact us.
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Lions vs Buffalo
The epic battle between these two rivals occurs all over Africa. This scene is from Namiri Plains in the Serengeti.
Contact us at https://www.africaodyssey.com/ to find out how to find such magnificent spectacles.
The atmosphere at Robin Pope Safaris’ Stanley Safari Lodge is tranquil and intimate.
Set on a hill bordering the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and overlooking unspoilt bush, Stanley Safari Lodge is only 3km from the Victoria Falls.
The views are splendid: the spray of the Falls in the distance, the mighty Zambezi River and on top of that yet another beautiful African sunset.
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