Legendary Migrational Camps

Vast herds of wildebeest pass just outside your tent, following a migratory path worn over millennia. Far-ranging herds of wildebeest make the iconic Great Migration travelling a never-ending circuit from the southern Serengeti in Tanzania, and up to the northwest to the mighty Mara River, and back again. The migrational camps are perfectly situated in the Serengeti and move with the migration.

NYASI: moves from the savannah of Lamai north of the Mara River in northern Serengeti to the short grass plains of southern Serengeti at Makao or Mwiba.
SONGA: moves from the hilly outcrops of Kogatende in the northern Serengeti to the short grass plains of the southern Serengeti at Makao or Mwiba.

Both camps are identical units, each with 8 en-suite tents and 1 family tent (with 2 en-suite rooms and a shared lounge). Each of the camps are pitched in 2 parts, whereby one section has 6 tents and the other 2 tents plus the family tent. Each section faces a different direction and is self-contained with its own lounge and dining facility to ensure maximum privacy. The separate sections of each camp operate independently, sharing a back of house allowing for each half to operate on a ‘Private Exclusive Basis’.

NORTHERN SERENGETI: Nyasi is accessed via Lamai airstrip and Songa is accessed via Kogatende airstrip situated on opposite sides of the Mara River.

NYASI: Northern Serengeti at Lamai (1 June – 15 October) / Southern Serengeti at Mwiba or Makao (15 December – 31 March)
SONGA: Northern Serengeti at Kogatende (1 July – 15 November) / Southern Serengeti at Mwiba or Makao (15 December – 31 March)