The Ndutu Area, which forms the southern part of the Serengeti, is part of the Ngorongo Conservation Area.
The Ndutu Area is known for its short-grass plains, where particularly nutritious grass grows that the migrating animals feed on during the birth of their young. Traditionally, wildebeest and zebras shed their chalk feathers on these plains, peaking around February.
This creates a beautiful natural spectacle and exciting hunts by predators. The wildebeest continue to graze on the short-grass plains well into March and April, strengthening themselves for the long migration north, which follows the rainfall and the new pastures.
This is also the place where the Great Migration begins every year, as the wildebeest and zebras trek north with their calves, through Serengeti National Park, in search of fresh food and water. However, many wild animals also stay behind. As a result, you can spot wildlife there all year round.
3-DAY CALVING SEASON TANZANIA SAFARI
9-days Tanzania tour during green season
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