Lobo Valley
Lobo
A landscape of rocky kopjes and rolling hills in the northeast of Serengeti. The scenery is varied, visitors are few, and the resident lion prides and the southbound migration return in August through November make it worth a visit.
Lobo lies in the northeastern part of Serengeti, near the Loliondo Game Controlled Area. The terrain is made up of granite kopjes, hills, and woodland, giving the scenery more variety than the central plains. Resident lion prides, elephant herds, and giraffes live here. From August to November, the Great Migration passes through on its return south from the Mara River, moving through this area. Vehicles and camps are scarce, which makes it a good choice for travelers who want to avoid crowds. The Lobo Wildlife Lodge is built between huge kopjes and is one of the park's older hotels. You can drive about 2 to 3 hours from Seronera, or fly by light aircraft to the Lobo airstrip. It is often combined with a northern Mara River itinerary.
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