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Lobo

Lying in the northern most section of the Serengeti National Park, the Lobo region is one of the less visited areas. Well known for both the seasonal passing of the migration and the high density of lions, Lobo is well worth a visit, especially for those who wish to get away from the beaten track.

It is advisable to time your visit to Lobo with the annual migration, which passes through the area on the way to the Masai Mara of kenya every year in October or November. At this time, the acacia scrub and woodlands and the open savanna areas of Lobo are literally teeming with wildlife, as thousands of animals move slowly northwards in search of grazing and water. One of the natural wonders of the world, the migration is a remarkable sight, and Lobo is the perfect place to observe.

The other aspect of the area is lions, for which Lobo is famed. While there are prides throughout the Serengeti national Park, Lobo is known to have many, and therefore the chances of a good sighting is a strong attraction for many visitors.

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Accommodation

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 Lobo Wildlife Lodge lies in the Lobo region of the Serengeti National Park and boasts 74 spacious and comfortable standard rooms and 1 luxury suite. All the rooms have a fantastic views across the plains and acacia woodland of this northern section of the Serengeti National Park. The rooms each have an en-suite bathroom with hot and cold running water and shower attachments. While the blokish design of the lodge can be off putting, it is comfortable and well-placed to observe the migration passing through the area, and is reasonably priced and affordable.