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What are the chances of witnessing Wildebeest Migration?  This is the question that is probably in everyone’s mind. No one wants to miss this one chance after travelling hundred of miles to witness the spectacular herds of the Great Wildebeest Migration.

Every year over a million wildebeest, zebra and antelope migrate clockwise around the Serengeti-Masai Mara ecosystem in search of greener pastures.This mass exodus is not only noted as a wonder of the world, but is always a great opportunity for people to witness nature at its best.

Everyone is looking for that one prime chance to witness the mass migration of Africa’s wild herds, an event known as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa.

It’s very difficult for anyone to predict exactly when, where or how much rain will fall. The migration is a complex natural phenomenon and its timing varies from year to year.But Wildtrails recent sightings with the help of Sightings Data analytics can always increase your chances of witnessing Wildebeest Migration :

The wildebeest migration is a popular once in a lifetime experience. It is, most important to be in the right area at the right time of year for that one chance of witnessing the Wildebeest Migration.

With limited accommodation in the areas, you’ll find most lodges are sold out a year in advance. This leaves you to choose from lodges that are further away from the action, lowering your chances of witnessing the Wildebeest migration. It is definitely best for you to have your bookings in advance, Because unlike other vacations, wildlife vacation has to be planned way ahead.

For travelers staying in the Northern Serengeti, the specialists suggest a visit between July to early November, and for travelers staying at Masai Mara, a visit sometime between July to late October.

According to wildtrais recent sightings “It is most important to stay very close to the river,  the migration is 100 percent weather dependent, it follows general patterns: The largest crossings tend to happen upon the first arrival of the migration to the Mara River (around mid-July to early August) or on departure (mid-to-late October/early November).

The wildebeest migrate around the Serengeti, and into the Masai Mara for the sole purpose of following the rainfall. Every year over a million wildebeest, zebra and antelope migrate clockwise around the Serengeti-Masai Mara ecosystem, taking in two different countries and follow wherever the grass is greener, Wildtrails Recent Sightings have a good sighting details about the migration and it will give you an idea of where the herds are likely to be, which increases your chances of witnessing Wildebeest migration.

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