Maswa Game Reserve is a privately managed wilderness area to the west of Serengeti National Parks’s southwestern boundary. There are a number of permanent private camps in the area along with seasonal tented camps – all aimed at the higher end of the market.
Maswa Game Reserve is a refuge area for much of Serengeti’s wildlife, drawn into the area because of the permanent watering points, thickets and grasslands that offer year round forage, including in the dry season. Being outside the parks, walking, night drives, off road driving and other activities are permitted when accompanied by a professional guide.
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Explore a rich landscape of inky blue skies, burnt orange sunsets and the soft neutrals of the African savannah. Nyasi, meaning grass, is hidden under the deep shade of acacia canopies. The camp moves between 2 locations in the Serengeti (North and South) throughout the year, following in the footsteps of The Great Migration. Guests are granted a front row seat to the procession of more than two million wildebeest, zebra and Thomson’s gazelle as they wander across the vast grass plains.