Too much of the wild life activity may be lacking but it is after all, nighttime. Everyone needs to rest except only off course the nocturnal animals. If you prefer to have a higher view, you may try camping at Seronera Valley for a night. Though Serengeti is truly full of activities during the waking hours, its main beauty can also be perceived with the night sky. Wide brim hats were designed specifically to provide the maximum amount of sun protection without blocking your vision. Your long sleeves and long pants aside, safari hats can complement the functions as contributed by longer safari clothing. These restrict you from freer movement though. When selecting for a safari hat, please pay attention to the width of the visor. More like a Garden of Eden, Ngorongoro harbors the largest congregation of games in the entire earth. Tarangire National Park Elephants, elephants, elephants its obvious. When you want to see large herds of elephants with accompanying buffaloes, your best bet would be the Tarangire. The number of elephants concentrating here is almost 600 individuals during the peak season. And for those who have time and money, you may explore great laces such as Kakamega Forest, Meru, Marsabit, Mount Elgon, Mount Kenya, and Shimba Hills. Even with a big budget or low, Maasai Mara is still a definite stop over. This is the place where all filming of wildlife in Kenya are created. This haven of wildlife offers immense varieties of animal species that it would be hard to believe that they are all contained in a single place. Masai Mara National Reserve Found in Kenya, Masai Mara collects a year round game-viewing and is the finest national park in all Kenya. Serengeti National Park On top of the heap is the Serengeti, which is also known for another name- the big cat central, which is so much closer to the truth. Since grasslands dominate the seemingly endless land, it is much easier to view games here. This lasts for 3 days and 2 nights. With other modes of game viewing however, one should be in company of a guide. The flagship of all South African safaris is the Kruger National Park creation of Paul Kruger, the president of Transvaal Republic in 1898. His advanced vision sparked the idea of creating wildlife sanctuaries and preservation areas to let nature continue growing at her own rate.