Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti Safari Camp

This camp is is all about the Wildebeest migration, which is truly something to behold. Depending on the time of year, there is always something to see. December to March sees the herds gather on the short grass plains in Southern Serengeti to have their calves. From April to June they spread out over central and western Serengeti. As there are two identical camps, it is a good idea to combine the two as the herds can be unpredictable at this time of year. During July to October, the herds are up in Northern Serengeti, criss crossing over the Mara River in search of fresh grazing. This is probably the most intense time to see them. November sees them pushing south again to start the whole cycle once more, and once again it is a harder time of year to predict their movements and a combo of both camps, or Serengeti Safari Camp with Lamai Serengeti works wonders.

With only six canvas tents and a roomy open mess tent, there is plenty of space to appreciate the vastness of the Serengeti. Camp is not short of creature comforts, but you will find nothing that is not absolutely necessary to ensure your comfort. The mobile nature of the camp precludes a light footprint, as does a commitment to do no harm as the camp moves through the Serengeti. Enjoy a good old bucket shower here, and make use of eco-flush loos which use 90% less water than your ordinary toilet.