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This new tented camp is in prime wildlife territory, a beautiful and bountiful area that is home to superb resident predators and big game. This is a Serengeti experience like no other, off-grid and away from the tourist track, the Serengeti of old. Kusini Serengeti fits perfectly into our northern journeys that dance around the edges into wilderness areas far from the crowds. -
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Serengeti Pioneer Camp: An Unforgettable Safari Experience in the Heart of the Serengeti
Located in the Moru Kopjes area, in the south-central part of Serengeti National Park, Serengeti Pioneer Camp offers travelers a unique safari experience that blends luxury, comfort, and an intimate connection with African nature. This tented camp pays tribute to the mobile camps of the 1930s, evoking the essence of Africa’s golden age of exploration.
Accommodation and Amenities
The camp features twelve luxury tents, each equipped with a private bathroom, including a toilet, washbasin, and shower. The interior design reflects the classic safari style, with dark wooden furniture, soft rugs, and details that transport guests back in time. One of the most remarkable features is the lounge with a makuti-thatched roof, perched atop a rocky formation, offering panoramic views of acacia forests, open plains, and the Moru Kopjes. This is the perfect spot to relax and observe the local wildlife, including colorful agama lizards and rock hyraxes. -
Expeditionary Walking Camp Ruaha: A Unique Safari Experience in Tanzania
Discover the Untamed Beauty of Ruaha National Park
Hidden in the heart of Tanzania, Ruaha National Park offers one of Africa’s most exclusive and remote safari experiences. Far from the crowded northern circuits of Serengeti, Tarangire, and Ngorongoro, Ruaha is a land of baobab-studded landscapes, dry sand rivers, and abundant wildlife. One of the most immersive ways to explore this wilderness is through the Expeditionary Walking Camp Ruaha, a seasonal, mobile camp that allows travelers to experience the park on foot, guided by expert safari guides.Why Choose an Expeditionary Walking Safari in Ruaha?
Unlike traditional safaris that rely on game drives, walking safaris in Ruaha offer a deeper connection with the environment. Walking through the wilderness at a leisurely pace, you become part of the landscape, observing elephants, lions, and rare antelope species from a completely different perspective. The dry riverbeds, golden grasslands, and rocky outcrops make for an ever-changing backdrop as you follow the tracks of wildlife with an experienced guide. Price shown is for 3+ guests. For 2 guests, the daily rate is US$ 1540 per person -
Ugalla River National Park
The park comprises 3865 square kilometres of the greater wildlife spectacle and this is your chance to walk amongst it all. In 2019, Ugalla River National Park was converted from the previous Game Reserve status. There are no other lodges or camps in this area, and the amazing river landscape is in the pre-development phase for traditional tourism, remaining in the meantime, a remarkable wilderness, home to many species not seen in the North of Tanzania. Nomad has always had a particular attraction to this kind of wild, this is where it all began and now operates during a few months of each year one of it's Expeditionary Walking Camps. These camps also operate in Ruaha and Serengeti National Park's remote areas. The simple walking camp, is a conscious step back to Nomad's roots as safari pioneers, because while the world may have changed, the things that make a safari exceptional haven’t. The Expeditionary Walking Camp is the ultimate way for a group of friends or family to get off-grid in little known areas of Tanzania. The experience is adventurous by its very nature, but much of the pleasure is the gentle rhythm that establishes itself on your safari. Price shown is for 3+ guests. For 2 guests, the daily rate is US$ 1540 per person Ugalla River National Parks Flier -
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 the Authenticity of Kokoko Camp in the Heart of Ruaha National Park
Nestled in the vast and untouched wilderness of Ruaha National Park in Tanzania, Kokoko Camp stands as an exclusive retreat for nature enthusiasts seeking an authentic and personalized safari experience. This boutique camp, surrounded by ancient baobabs and dense woodlands, offers guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in Africa’s wildlife in an intimate setting, free from the distractions of modern luxuries. -
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. -
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. -
Serian Serengeti Lamai is located in the Lamai Wedge in the northern Serengeti where it offers one of the most exceptional safari experiences in Africa. This open expanse of rolling savannah, is rich in wildlife and reminiscent of the iconic landscapes from Out of Africa. Unlike busier parts of the Serengeti, the Lamai Wedge provides a sense of freedom and seclusion, making it ideal for those seeking an authentic and exclusive safari adventure. With just 10 elegant safari tents, the camp offers an intimate and private atmosphere. Its secluded setting makes it ideal for exclusive bookings, private groups, or those traveling with specialist safari guides. Here, guests enjoy not only world-class game viewing but also the tranquility of having the wilderness virtually to themselves. -
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Serian Serengeti Kusini is a mobile camp created to make the most of the spectacular wildebeest migration. From December to March, it is perched on the edge of the short grass plains, a perfect vantage point over the vast space where the Wildebeest herds amass to give birth to their young. Nestled in a well-watered wood, ancient trails weave the migration right through camp. -
What does it take to find the perfect tree house? Located on the western side of the Mara River and only open to access by foot – thick with trees, valleys, rocks – we kept circling back to one particular spot: fifty metres from the water looking along a stretch that is filled by a raucous pod of hippo. A line of Warburgia stretches along a little draw, and a single tree at the end shows scars: a scratching post for a resident male leopard. The salt lick luring the impala leads to a hippo funnel and their small sandy beach. -
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Nkorombo is Serian’s tented mobile camp, set on a private riverside site in the Masai Mara Reserve. This snug little setup is chock-full of character with a view over the rushing Mara River, bursting with laughing hippo and languorous crocodile. Much like at Serian and Ngare Serian, life at Nkorombo is low-key and tranquil. Nestled among a stand of wild olive and orange croton, the camp is right next to a lively salt lick that regularly features black rhino, and lion and leopard on the lookout for kill. There is an abundance of prey in this area, and it’s the perfect spot for spectacular game viewing. -
Serian’s Serengeti is a mobile camp and from mid-December to May, it's set up on the southernmost extreme of the Serengeti’s short grass plains: prime position to spectate the wildebeest birthing season. Dramatic savannah storms sweep in nourishment and new life, and an innate primordial urge pulls the wildebeest to the site of their origins to reproduce. The plains literally come to life for the birthing season. Millions of gnus and zebra dominate the landscape, looking for the fresh green grass that follows the first rains – and to give birth to their young. Serian Serengeti South Camp is located close to the Laetoli footprints an archeological site of some renown. This area is positioned ideally to witness the remarkable Wildebeest Migration birthing season. "Serian" becomes the base from which you have exclusive access to hundreds of thousands of acres of acacia clad woodland filled with huge abundance of wildlife. A minimum of 5 nights must be booked, which can include nights spent at Serian Serengeti Mobile (Kusini) Camp -
On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in central Kenya’s Laikipia region lies the atmospheric Ol Pejeta Bush Camp. Ol Pejeta offers an exceptional base from which to explore the secrets of this renowned conservancy – from the pioneering conservation projects that have made it famous to spectacular sightings of black and white rhino, the Big 5 and the world’s last two remaining northern white rhino.
