Best hotels in Tanzania

Returning to the roots of safari, where sustainable intimate mobile camps move in symbiosis with the great migrations, the Siringit Migration Camp brings five-star luxury to the mobile safari experience. Eight beautifully designed Bedouin-style canvas tents open to the diverse landscapes of the Serengeti National Park.

Kirimu Migration Camp is a beautifully designed mobile luxury camp that moves in harmony with the world-famous Great Migration. Carefully positioned twice a year, the camp ensures guests are always close to the dramatic movement of wildebeest herds.

From June to October, the camp is located in Northern Serengeti, offering front-row access to thrilling river crossings. From December to March, it relocates to the Southern Serengeti and Ndutu area for the calving season — when thousands of newborn wildebeest arrive and predators are never far away.

It started with a ceramic totem at the 2022 Paris Biennale. Xavier Marie and Julie Brisson, owners of the Laba Laba collection, were stopped in their tracks by the work of South African artist Zizipho Poswa — and from that moment, the idea of a lodge built around African art took hold. The site came next: a hilltop in the remote western Serengeti, with the Grumeti plains rolling out in every direction and not another camp in sight. The building followed the instinct: stone walls, monumental carved doors, canvas tents within solid structure — something between a fortress and a safari camp. Forty-two works by ten artists from South Africa, Kenya, Côte d'Ivoire, and Ethiopia are woven through every space, from the communal areas to all twelve suites. Opened in October 2025, it is one of the more singular things to happen to the western Serengeti in some time.

This luxury tented camp is family-owned, staffed with a multicultural team who share extensive knowledge of the bush and a passion for thoughtful hospitality. Simple and stylish, the accommodation gives you a comfortable and memorable stay in the bush.

This new charming tented camp is inspired by the safari style neutral colours and offers intimate engagements with the natural surroundings. The interiors are modern and contemporary in style with elements of antique brass to create different textures and depth. The main areas overlook a breathtaking scenery of the vast Serengeti plains, and cozy fire place & infinity swimming pool. They are completed by organic furnishings, light filled structures, and elegantly float between the endless plains and African sky. Each tented suite evokes a richness and has been cleverly styled to ensure guests enjoy a stunning panoramic view. The suites each have a bathtub, outdoor shower and a private verandah, where they are immersed in nature and have the unforgettable experience of being in the middle of this vast wilderness.

Recognised historically as one of the best locations in the Serengeti, Explorer has re-imagined a pre-existing site and created an upscale contemporary safari lodge in which the expression of space and freedom meets that of the great outdoors. Explorer offers a diversity of product and inspired experiences that equates to the needs of the modern safari traveller wishing to experience the wilderness in a more contextual way. Each space offers you opportunities for relaxation, meditation and adventure all in equal measure. This is the true art of safari.

Gnu Mara River Camp is in the Kogatende area, Northern Serengeti, and just a few minute drive from the famous Mara River, where the most remarkable land mammal of more than 2.5million wildebeest and zebras crosses while migrating to Maasai Mara.

Our tented camp is located in the heart of the African Wilderness in the middle of the Serengeti National Park. This location gives you endless opportunities to discover and explore Tanzania's breathtaking beauty and be embraced by the rich culture which will make your stay unforgettable. Our large safari tents offer a spacious bathroom, a king-size bed, and a verandah for you to relax in the afternoon and embrace the soul of Africa and its nature.

Up in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, near the Elerai River and within reach of the great crater, this is the smaller, smarter sister to the Serengeti camp. Just ten tents look out over the acacia, and the whole operation runs small and personal: chef-cooked dinners, coffee on tap and service that learns your name by day two. The headline draw, of course, is the Ngorongoro Crater itself, a collapsed volcano packed with wildlife and a morning's drive away. A smart little base for the crater, and a soft place to land after.