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The Maswa Game Reserve is known for its wildlife, which is partly due to migration, the major animal migration that takes place in the Serengeti and Masai Mara. At the end of May, gnus appear in the reserve, zebras, topi, Grant's and Thompson's gazelles in July and August. While the wildebeest on their annual hike follows the rain and the regrowing grass, zebras and topis also partly stay behind and do not follow all the hike. In mid-November, the wildebeest will be back in the Maswa Game Reserve. Other mammals stay in the Maswa Game Reserve throughout the year. These include giraffes, impala, hartebeest (also called Kongoni), horse antelope (roan antelope), waterbuck, eland antelope, warthog, buffalo, reedbuck and predators, to which u. a. Hyenas, jackals, leopards, lions and cheetahs belong. However, the number of cheetahs is rather low and leopards or wild dogs can only be seen with much luck. Even elephants are rare, although occasionally flocks from the Serengeti or the Ngorongoro Conservation Area through the reserve.

MASWA GAME RESERVE day trip

Best Time To Visit:
The better time to visit the area is during dry season, especially between October to mid December.
How to get there:
By road: This game reserve is easily accessible by road when using four wheel drive cars.
By air: Also the area can be accessed by chartered aircrafts.
Accommodation:
Tented camps.