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Serengeti Safari Camp - South

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About Serengeti Safari Camp - South

Boutique style in the beating heart of the wildebeest migration in the southern Serengeti.
Fancy some migration action? Come to Serengeti Safari Camp from December to April, and you'll witness the unforgettable sight of the herds as they pause to graze and calve before rejoining the head-to-tail journey to find better grazing. The camp is mobile – it follows the migration – and in this sector it is pitched beneath acacia trees near either Lake Ndutu or Lake Masek. It's a small, high-spec camp, so you can expect a smooth and safe experience, with warm hosts, well-informed and genial guides, elegantly comfortable tents, good foods and unforgettable sightings.
From $950 per person/per night
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6 Rooms
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Property details

The property

The first of its kind, Serengeti Safari Camp is a leader in the field of mobile camping, changing location to follow the movements of the migration (it won't move during your stay). The camp is pleasantly small, with a large open-sided tent containing the lounge and dining areas leading out to a campfire. The atmosphere is convivial and the food very good, catering for everyone.

The rooms

There are just six subtly elegant tents in a beautiful setting with great views. Each is spacious, with hand-crafted furniture, good linens and a comfortable bed. The bathroom is en suite, with a tub, handbasins, a toilet and a shower with an open roof, allowing you to soap yourself beneath the stars. Each has a sheltered porch area with chairs overlooking the bush.

Activities

Activities are centred mainly on daytime game drives, with off-road driving permitted to get you close to the action. Limited walking safaris guided of course, may be arranged. The vehicles are shared, although a private vehicle and guide are available, at a price. The guides here are highly rated. In the evenings, guests generally relax at the fireside with post-dinner drinks, comparing their experiences and sharing images.

What you'll love

What you'll love

Watching the new calves finding their feet, their parents constantly on the lookout for hungry predators. Witnessing the predator/prey interaction is a moving life lesson.
Insiders tip

Insiders Tip

Aside from the wildebeest, Ndutu is a great place for birdwatchers. Look out for the pretty Fisher's lovebird, weavers at their nests, and six species of vulture.
Something to think about

Something to think about

Almost all of the main migration areas can get busy with vehicles during their peak – don’t let it put you off, but just be warned that you’ll probably see other wildlife-watchers during your stay.
Lodge positive impact

Positive Impact

The impact of your stay

Serengeti Safari Camp is owned by Nomad Tanzania, their mission is to unlock life-enhancing opportunities wherever they're needed. Through their camps, they foster dynamic careers, support local suppliers, provide medical outreach, and fund free school meals. Their commitment to lifelong learning, health, and conservation permeates every aspect of their business, creating a positive cycle of empowerment and opportunity that uplifts communities and protects the environment.

Tanzania

Serengeti

Home to the iconic Great Migration, endangered rhino, predator-filled plains and game drives galore.