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Serian’s Serengeti Mobile Lamai

The open plains of the Lamai Wedge are incredibly beautiful and abundant in game. The landscape is reminiscent of scenes from Out of Africa, and there is plenty of freedom to roam and explore. The camp is situated opposite Crossing Point 4, midway among all crossing points along the river – and is perfectly positioned to spectate the wildebeest river crossings. Away from the river, this area of rolling Savannah, boulder-strewn hillsides and fig-tree groves, is littered with inconceivably enormous herds of wildebeest, topi and zebra – as well as all the predators that gorge on this movable feast. Needless to say, the game-viewing we have access to is world-class. Cheetah, lion and elephant especially make for fantastic sighting, but it’s not unheard of to see the Big Five in a day. The seclusion of the camp means that you are free to have the run of the place. Comprising just 6 tents, the peaceful intimacy lends itself to exclusive bookings, or groups accompanied by private guides.

Serengeti Sojourn Camp

The premier game experience, Serengeti Sojourn Camp offers guests the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to merge with nature and witness wildlife up close, in a setting quite unlike any other, raw Africa; Serengeti National Park. The accommodation comprises of luxury tents that feature a sizeable living area and a selection of bed configurations. From the start of June to the end of October, the camp is located in the Lobo area, in proximity to both the Grumeti and Mara Rivers, with convenient access to the Lobo Airstrip. It offers an equally sensational experience of the migration and the surrounding environment. The particular region in which the camp is located is highly exclusive, with few other camps in the area, offering raw and uninterrupted nature viewing.

Asanja Ruaha

Asanja Ruaha is situated right on the Ruaha River. Ruaha is famous for its Ancient Baobab trees and the camp is ideally located among these trees and the Miombo forest. In 2008, the Usungu Game Reserve and other important wetlands were added to the Ruaha National Park, increasing its size to 20,226 square kilometers making it the largest park not only in Tanzania but the entire East Africa. Ruaha is a hidden Gem in Safari circles. The park boasts of her almost untouched and unexplored ecosystem, allowing the visitor to have a rare safari experience away from the maddening crowd of other vehicles. It is home to one of the largest population of elephants and has the second largest concentration of lions on earth. The Lesser Kudu is only seen in this park along with the endangered wild dogs.
With eight luxury guest suites, no expense has been spared to ensure your utmost comfort and privacy. Attention to detail shines throughout the camp. Each tented suite is 140 sq.mtrs with its own verendah and a private plunge pool overlooking the great Ruaha River.

Ikuka Safari Camp

Ikuka Safari Camp is a distinguished safari camp in Ruaha National Park that is quite noteworthy due to its spectacular location atop the Mwagusi Escarpment in southern Tanzania. The site allows for expansive and breathtaking views that are unparalleled by other accommodations in the area. The views are perfectly complemented by an intimate and personalized and experienced that can only be found in smaller accommodations in the African bush country. The seven guest bandas on the property are designed to blend in with the surroundings and give guests the utmost experience of being connected with nature by way of stone, thatch and natural wood construction.

Mdonya Old River Camp

Ruaha national park is the biggest and wildest national park in Tanzania. And we want you to get lost in it! We want you to feel the real wilderness, far from everybody else, with only wild animals as our companions. Nothing can make you understand you are an animal yourself more then the roar of a lion next to your ear! When we understand we are animals ourselves, we shall surely become aware of the importance of their protection and conservation. In a way, a stay at Mdonya Old River Camp, is a journey to meet our very ancient roots, a time when we were actually part of the bush ourselves, in harmony and equal to all other creatures. You will fly to the heart of Tanzania, in the center of the country, to a plateau located a thousand meters high at the footstep of the Rift valley. That is where the Mdonya Old River is. Even though we are animals, we do like to have all our comforts but be extremely light footed.

Taasa Lodge

TAASA Lodge is situated approximately 5 kilometers (3 miles) from Kleins Gate, to the North East of the Serengeti National Park. It offers a unique combination of luxurious accommodation, extraordinary wildlife, the exhilarating freedom to participate in guided game & nature walks, the rare opportunity to go on night game drives as well as to drive off-road and a fascinating insight into the culture of the local Maasai tribesmen and women. The camp consists of 12 split-level accommodation tents. Each tent measures 50 square metres (or 500 square feet) and provides for a veranda, comfortable lounge area, bedroom area and fully serviced bathroom.

Asanja Grumeti

The Asanja Africa – Grumeti is a tented camp & is located in the western corridor of the Serengeti which plays host, to the most amazing wildlife spectacle in East Africa. The camp is well hidden among the open woodlands of the Nyasirori plains & is located minutes from the Grumeti River. The camp offers complete exclusivity and wild experience. The tents have been designed as an inspiration from a modern era with all the modern amenities one would need while on safari. Everything has been locally sourced to encourage local craftsmen. Each tent has an ensuite bathroom, outdoor shower and private veranda with exceptional views of the marsh and endless plains.

Lahia Tented Lodge

Conveniently situated in the centre of Serengeti National Park’s Western Corridor, Lahia Tented Camps offers easy access to the area’s main attractions including the Maasai kopjes, the Olduvai Gorge Museum, the Seromera Valley and the Grumeti River. The camp features 25 rooms all with en-suite facilities. Additional amenities include a communal lounge, a restaurant and an outdoor swimming pool with landscape views of the Serengeti.

Cherero Camp

Located at Musabi Plains, a secluded region near the heart of Serengeti National Park, Cherero Camp provides a home base for travellers amidst the migrating wildebeest and zebra herds. Each suite has a spacious bedroom, lounge, and an en-suite bathroom, featuring designer furniture made by local artisans. Guests staying at the camp can enjoy panoramic vistas of the swaying grasslands from the privacy of the airy, comfortable tent. Chef-crafted meals freshly prepared with local ingredients are set to delight guests staying at Cherero Camp. After a day’s adventures, guests can rest blissfully in sumptuous bedding, and be serenaded to sleep by the symphony of the nocturnal Savannah.

Camp Zebra

Camp Zebra’ is named after the Zebra which track the Wildebeest during their world famous annual migration. Like the animal it is named after, ‘Camp Zebra’ tracks the Wildebeest between Eastern, Northern, Central and Southern Serengeti National Park between the beginning of June until the end of March each year. Camp Zebra’ consists of 8 accommodation tents to include a 2-bedroomed family unit, each of which can be used for single, double (or twin) or triple occupancy. Each sleeping tent consists of a verandah, bedroom area, dressing area and ensuite shower and (flush) toilet. As an added convenience, each tent is provided with sufficient electricity for lighting as well as for charging electronic.

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