Serengeti Safari Camp

About

Serengeti Safari Camp was the first of its kind, designed with a purpose in mind; to be in the best possible location to view the wildebeest migration. Each year, this little camp casts off and begins its odyssey, covering hundreds of miles and moving every couple of months (not during your stay) along a route that the herds have travelled for hundreds of years; this is where you come for your migration fix.

Rooms

The general atmosphere of this authentic little camp is brilliant – guests feel at one with nature, really part of the bush experience. Accommodation consists of six tents, including a family tent. Inside each tent, there’s a comfy double bed or twin beds, bedside tables and lighting and a writing desk. The family tent has a connecting lounge. Each tent’s en-suite facilities comprise a flush toilet, washbasin and separate safari/bucket shower. Though keeping authentic, we would describe this as a luxury experience - everything is done to a very high standard.

Facilities

Serengeti Safari Camp’s communal spaces are a home away from home. The library (tent) contains a sofa and chairs, storage trunks put to use as occasional tables, a selection of reading material, and a stocked bar. In the dining tent, a long table is set up for communal meals. Guests can eat al fresco too around the fire pit.

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