Mwiba Plains follows the path of the Great Migration, relocating twice yearly between northern and southern Serengeti. Guests are granted a front-row seat to the procession of more than two million wildebeest, zebra, and Thomson’s gazelle as they traverse the great grass plains.

In its southern location, Songa is situated within Maswa Game Reserve, an exclusive-use wildlife protected area bordering the southern Serengeti. The camp's prime positioning amid the region’s sweeping short grass plains offers guests exclusive access to the herds during their calving season – without any other tourists around.