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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti

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About Wilderness Usawa Serengeti

Welcome to Wilderness Usawa Serengeti, an exceptional offering amidst the vast plains of the Serengeti. The camp closely follows the year-round migration, just like the herds themselves. With nine strategically positioned sites in key migration locations throughout the national park, the camp can swiftly and flexibly move, ensuring proximity to the herds and all the action. By anticipating the herd's movements, they establish two camps at the closest possible distance to the migration at any given time. The camps are intentionally situated away from crowded tourist areas, providing a serene retreat. The tented camp showcases an exquisite design and thoughtful decor, adding a stimulating dimension to the profoundly secluded and exclusive East African experience on offer.
From $950 per person/per night
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6 Rooms
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The property

Intimate, exclusive, exceptional: Wilderness Usawa Serengeti accommodates 12 guests in six luxury en-suite safari tents, which can be booked separately, or the entire camp can be booked for sole use. As the camp set up is completely mobile, no permanent fixtures are left behind when the camp moves, leaving a light footprint on the Earth.

The rooms

Wilderness Usawa Serengeti is a sustainable operation: solar-powered, locally sourced and built with an impressively light footprint that does not compromise the precious Serengeti environment. The camp will be configured in whichever way is best for the environment, with a central dining area and social fire pit, and the rooms extending out on either side of that.

Lodge positive impact

Positive Impact

The impact of your stay

Usawa Serengeti is owned by Wilderness safaris which aims to double its conservation impact by 2030, protecting 6 million acres of land. Their framework focuses on Educate, Empower, and Protect pillars, building a conservation economy, nurturing future leaders, and preserving unfenced wilderness. Through immersive hospitality experiences and partnerships with nonprofits like Children in the Wilderness and the Wilderness Trust, they engage guests in conservation efforts and address diverse threats to wilderness, wildlife, and communities.

Tanzania

Serengeti

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