Serengeti Migration Camp: A Luxury Safari Retreat in Northern Serengeti
Located in northeastern Serengeti, Serengeti Migration Camp offers a luxury safari experience with access via Lobo Airstrip or by road from Seronera Valley. While its name suggests constant migration activity, wildebeest herds mainly pass through July–November, making it a seasonal migration destination. This lodge provides a quieter, more private safari amid kopjes and open plains.
Lamai Private: An Exclusive Gem in the North of the Serengeti
Nestled in the majestic northern Serengeti National Park, Lamai Private stands as an exclusive retreat for those seeking a personalized and luxurious safari experience. Built amongst the Kogakuria Kopje rock formations, this camp offers breathtaking panoramic views North over Serengeti's vast plains and privileged access to one of nature’s most spectacular events: the Great Migration across the Mara River.Lamai Private stands out as one of the top choices for those seeking an exclusive and personalized safari experience in Northern Serengeti. With its discreet luxury, expert guiding, and unbeatable location, this private safari camp offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore one of Africa’s most remarkable landscapes in total privacy and comfort.
Nestled in the North of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, Sayari Retreats offers an unparalleled safari experience for discerning travelers seeking exclusivity and adventure. Strategically located near the Mara River in the northern Serengeti, Sayari Retreats provides guests with front-row seats to one of nature's most awe-inspiring events: the Great Migration. This prime location ensures that guests can witness the dramatic river crossings of wildebeest and zebras, a spectacle that occurs annually between July and October.
Namiri Plains Retreats: An Unparalleled Safari Experience in the Eastern Serengeti
Nestled in the remote eastern expanse of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, the Namiri Plains Retreats offer an exclusive and intimate safari experience. This secluded haven is renowned for its abundant big cat populations, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs, making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
Discover the Authenticity of Usangu Expedition Camp in the Heart of Ruaha National Park
Nestled in the remote and vast southern reaches of Ruaha National Park, far from the usual tourist trails, lies the Usangu Expedition Camp. This exclusive camp offers travelers a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in Tanzania’s untouched wilderness, where wildlife roams freely, unbothered by crowds, and the landscape remains virtually unspoiled by human presence.
Discover Luxury and Privacy at Jabali Private House, Ruaha National Park
Located in the heart of the breathtaking Ruaha National Park in Tanzania, Jabali Private House stands as the most exclusive accommodation option for families and groups seeking a personalized and luxurious safari experience. This private residence offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and intimate connection with Africa’s wild landscapes.
Songa Migrational Camp moves with the Great Migration, relocating twice a year between the northern and southern Serengeti to place guests at the heart of one of nature’s greatest spectacles. From this unique vantage, watch over two million wildebeest, zebra, and Thomson’s gazelle sweep across the expansive grasslands.In the south, the camp resides in Maswa Game Reserve, an exclusive-use wildlife sanctuary bordering the southern Serengeti. Its prime position on short-grass plains gives guests private access to the herds during calving season, with no other tourists nearby.In the north, Songa sits in the rolling hills of Kogatende, putting you in the action as the mega herds approach the dramatic Mara River crossings, typically between July and October.
Naboisho Camp is situated in a 50,000 acre conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara Game Reserve to the west and the Olare Orok Conservancy ("OOC") to the north. With just 9 tents this camp offers guests the chance to explore this diverse wilderness in a more intimate way. Unfettered by park regulations the range of activities are amongst the best in the region. The experience is based out of a camp that offers spacious traditional tents that include comfortable beds and a tented safari bathroom that includes a flush toilet, a sink and a shower plumbed with hot running water. The swimming pool provides a relaxing spot in which to unwind after a game drive, or while away an afternoon in camp.Consider combining a stay at Naboisho Camp with a visit to Ol Pejeta Conservancy or across the border to Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, the southern parks or Zanzibar Island.
Tortilis Camp is named after the flat-topped umbrella thorn tree, Acacia Tortilis, a sight synonymous with East Africa. It is situated in one of Amboseli's areas of Acacia Tortilis woodland, with the majestic backdrop of Africa's highest mountain, the snow-capped Kilimanjaro. Game drives, walks, sundowners and bush meals are enjoyed both inside the park, and within a private 30,000-acre game where Tortilis Camp is located.Consider combining a visit to Amboseli with a stay in Kenya's Mara, Laikipia and Lewa areas close to Mt. Kenya.
Singita Serengeti House, an exclusive-use retreat designed for families and friends, has opened in the 350,000-acre Grumeti Reserves on the edge of the Serengeti in northern Tanzania. Located on the slopes of Sasakwa Hill with breathtaking vistas of the endless, open plains of the Serengeti, the house is Singita’s response to a growing demand from discerning travelers for privacy and flexibility. Itineraries, activities and meals are tailor made and tweaked as guests dictate the day-to-day pace and rhythm of their vacation according to their interests and needs.Rate shown is per person, based on an occupancy of 8 persons. For 5 to 8 persons, the 2025 exclusive-use house rate is fixed at $26290 per night in Peak Season, $21630 in the Shoulder Season and $18755 in the Off Peak Season. For 1 to 4 persons, the 2025 exclusive-use house rate is $16535 per night in Peak Season, $13565 in the Shoulder Season and $11815 on the Off Peak Season.
Faru Faru Lodge embodies a fresh take on African bush appeal and ushers in a new era of luxury wilderness safaris, set within Singita’s 350,000-acre private and exlusive-use reserve in northern Tanzania.Singita's relaxed approach to luxury, forms a golden thread throughout this easy-going lodge in the heart of the Serengeti. Its contemporary African décor and design and close-up views of a busy waterhole alongside the Grumeti River invite continuous connections with nature, while vast outdoor decks, an interactive kitchen and multiple airy enclaves for dining and drinks add personality to every culinary moment. The café-style bar at the heart of the lodge hums with a subtle sparkle that spills over to the pool area and firepit, making for magical evenings under starlit skies.Consider combining your stay at Faru Faru Lodge with one of the other Singita Grumeti properties during your stay or heading to the coast for some rest and relaxation.
With travellers yearning for wide-open spaces, intuitive service and unfiltered space and time, this modern interpretation of luxury tented safaris reflects a new dawn on the continent – and presents the perfect opportunity to return to Africa to rest, reset and be restored.Retaining the quintessential elements of a romantic safari under canvas, the camp’s nine tented suites are now set even closer to the ground. Subtle décor and design elements merge seamlessly with the continent’s creative energy and contemporary cultural identity; while hand-stitched leather finishes, durable canvas and campaign furniture echo the spirit of classic East African adventures.
Immerse yourself in the dramatic landscapes of the Serengeti, where inky blue skies, fiery orange sunsets, and the soft tones of the African savannah create an unforgettable backdrop. Nyasi Camp—named after the Swahili word for “grass”—rests beneath the shade of ancient acacia trees in the Lamai Wedge, north of the Mara River near the Kenya–Tanzania border.From this prime location, guests enjoy a front-row seat to the Great Migration, watching more than two million wildebeest, zebra, and Thomson’s gazelle sweep across the endless grass plains in one of nature’s most awe-inspiring spectacles.
First off, a disclaimer: flycamping has nothing to do with flying. Rather, it takes its name from sleeping in the bush under nothing more than a flysheet, as was the camping tradition before the luxury‐laden era of ‘glamping’ arrived. The premise is that you spend the days walking, and the nights sleeping out in light weight tents, in a makeshift camp that moves each day – the end of each day’s walk brings you to your new site for the night.
