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Accommodation comes in the form of 25 spacious and stylish tents built on wooden platforms overlooking the Serengeti National Park. Each tent has a private, en-suite bathroom (outdoor shower, wash basin and toilet) and a double bed or two singles, with mosquito nets. All rooms are tastefully decorated, featuring a terrace with magnificent views. Kubu Kubu uses solar power, backed up by a generator to light up their tents but you'll often be found outside enjoy the constellations.
Expeditions from Kubu Kubu involve game drives and hot air balloon safaris, and you can also visit the famous Maasai kopjes—granite outcrops that serve as highly sought-after perches for cheetah, lion, leopard, and other interesting wildlife. When not out searching for wildlife, visit the Maasai village of the Mbuwge tribe, or take time out relaxing next to the infinity pool. When the day’s adventures end, be sure to surrender your evening plans to the Serengeti sunsets.
The organisation supports various community projects, including the de-snaring project in the Serengeti, medical care solutions like the Olmoti Clinic in Western Kilimanjaro, and educational opportunities like the Emusoi Centre in Arusha. Additionally, initiatives like the Children’s Health Program in Nairobi and contributions to Wildlife Management Areas and Tanzania National Parks underscore their commitment to community well-being and environmental conservation.
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Home to the iconic Great Migration, endangered rhino, predator-filled plains and game drives galore.