Western Corridor
The western arm of the Serengeti, along the Grumeti River, which holds water all year. In May and June the herds move in large numbers from the central plains to the permanent water on this side of the park.
- Best time
- May and June, when the herds move from the central plains to the permanent water in the west.
- Part of
- Serengeti National Park
The Grumeti, with the Mara and the Mbalageti, is one of the Serengeti's year-round rivers. Kirawira has an all-weather airstrip for scheduled and charter flights.
Patas monkeys and Angolan black-and-white colobus can be seen in the western part of the park. The Grumeti Game Reserve, a separate reserve, borders the park on this side.
Wildlife
- Wildebeest: Seasonal
- Patas monkey
- Angolan black-and-white colobus