



The heart of this nomadic haven is the welcoming mess tent, where delicious meals are served with flair despite the remote location. Adjoining is a well-stocked library tent, perfect for leafing through wildlife guides as you identify the day's sightings. As darkness falls, the outdoor fire pit becomes the social hub, where tales of the day's adventures flow as freely as the perfectly mixed G&Ts, delivered by the ever-attentive staff. Despite its mobile nature, there's a remarkable sense of permanence about the camp - the comfortable communal spaces creating the perfect balance between wild adventure and civilised comfort.
Each of the eight canvas tents offers a private retreat from the wilderness, with surprisingly comfortable beds dressed in crisp linens that feel utterly indulgent after a day bouncing across the savannah. En-suite bathrooms feature hot safari showers (a true luxury in the bush) and proper safari toilets. Solar-powered lighting casts a warm glow throughout, creating a cosy atmosphere as night falls. For families, a triple configuration is available, making this an ideal option for introducing the next generation to the wonders of the wild. Though simple, these mobile homes have everything you need and nothing you don't - the focus here is firmly on what's happening outside your canvas walls.
Esirai Camp is owned by Entara which is dedicated to conserving wilderness and wildlife through intimate safari experiences with a light ecological footprint. Drawn from marginalised communities, their guides enrich guest experiences with local knowledge. Entara challenges industry norms by offering internships to women and indigenous community members. With a commitment to local empowerment and fair business practices, Entara strives to positively impact both conservation efforts and grassroots economies.
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