Following an early breakfast, set out towards the renowned Serengeti National Park, celebrated as the most famous national park globally. En route, journey through the crater highlands, pausing briefly at the rim for an awe-inspiring vista of the Ngorongoro Crater—an unforgettable sight, especially for first-time visitors. Continuing into the vast expanse of the Serengeti, the meaning of its Swahili name, 'endless plains', becomes evident. With its sprawling 6,900 square miles, the park's expansive plains seem to stretch endlessly to the horizon, challenging perceptions of distance and scale. Home to the iconic Great Migration, the Serengeti hosts an astounding array of wildlife, including over 2 million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras, and various antelope species like impalas and Thomson's gazelles. It's also prime territory for observing big cats and other predators, such as lions, cheetahs, leopards, and hyenas—frequently featured in television documentaries, including the famous River Crossings.