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Serengeti Safari Camp is a traditional mobile tented camp that moves throughout the year to always be at the optimal vantage point for experiencing the breathtaking spectacle of the Great Migration. Here, you'll witness thousands of wildebeest in their majestic herds as they traverse the vast Serengeti landscape.
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 along a route that the herds have travelled for hundreds of years; this is where you come for your migration fix!
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Accommodation
Accommodation consists of six tents, including a family tent (children from 8 years old are welcome). 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, wash basin, and separate safari/bucket shower.
Food & drink
Meals at Serengeti Safari Camp are planned around the safari day, with early breakfasts, relaxed lunches and dinners in camp or outdoors when conditions allow. Dietary requirements can be arranged before travel.
What to do
While embarking on your 4x4 adventure, you'll find yourself amidst the sweeping plains, where wildlife thrives, and perhaps even witness the captivating dramas of predators and prey. Delve into the art of tracking different animals and herds, gain insights into the conservation efforts in the region, and seize the opportunity to get up close with the magnificent creatures that call this area home.
Planning your stay
The Serengeti changes character through the year. Southern plains, central valleys, western corridor and northern river country are different choices; we position a camp for your dates and interests rather than promising a particular herd movement.
A two- or three-night stay gives time to settle in, while extra nights can be valuable if the migration is a priority. Consider how flights and onward connections affect time in the field.
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