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Serengeti House

Perhaps one of the more luxurious ways of doing the Serengeti, staying at Serengeti House allows you to structure your time as you wish. Consisting of four suites, two within the main house and two cottages close by, this is a place for a group to enjoy the solitude of the Serengeti in incredible luxury. Waited upon by a team of people, you can enjoy staying in the house where you can enjoy the amenities put on, from massage and snooker or to accompany one of several expert guides out onto the plains around in search of your wilder neighbours.

Serengeti House is a luxurious place to stay. With a 25m private pool pool gym and all the other amenities you could imagine. Each group has the place exclusively.

The pricing has a comparable daily rate per person compared to staying in other premium lodges, however having four double bedrooms, and only used by one group at a time, here you will enjoy the wilds without crowds.

With all food included and wine provided at each meal and with all your wildlife drives included in the price, this trip of a lifetime can quickly compare favourably with more public lodges you can stay in.

Singita Explore

Where would you like to go? What interests you the most?

If, like me, your answer to these questions might make other people look confused (be it see wild aardvark or close wild encounters or no-one else for miles around) this is the destination for you.

With the freedom of the Lamai triangle, a 400 square km, at your disposal and a multitude of potential places to set up camp, this will be a safari like few others.

The Lamai is an integral part of the Serengeti ecosystem with the migration passing through at times of the year, as well as many predators. With few visitors compared to the Serengeti national park, and with fantastic relationships with the local human population rhino are seen here as well as all the predators, including in recent times wild dog (a species that was wiped out in the Serengeti more than two decades ago).

As with any other Singita lodge, you will live in extreme comfort. It is camping but more than almost anywhere else.

Taking its design from old landrovers and other items from the safaris of old, you can expect all the luxury of a fancy lodge, but staying somewhere few other people have been, and with no one else staying within miles of you.

If you are interested in visiting this incredible place, and would like to check availability and other specifics do fill in the form below. Pricing information is below

Mara river tented camp

Mara River Tented Camp

The Mara River Tented Camp is totally off-grid, situated on a bend of the Mara river, overlooking one of the places that the migration crosses.

With only one other lodge on this side of the river, and at a distance, you can feel totally at one with the wilderness.

While the wildebeest are only there in high numbers during the migration, there are many resident animals. This includes a healthy population of predators and a number of famous big tusker elephants.

In particular this is where the big cats rule. As with Big Cat Diary, a BBC wildlife show that ran for several years and was very popular (filmed the other side of the river), there are significant numbers of lions leopards and cheetahs who live in the area worldwide.

Enjoy astounding wildlife, luxurious living and incredible tranquillity for your stay. Fall asleep to the sounds of the bush and the Mara river flowing past.

Singita Mara river tented camp is incredible luxury in the wilderness.

There is nothing separating the wild plains from the camp allowing you to feel completely immersed, with a team of people to look after your safety and offer all the creature comforts you could possibly want.

Furthermore, the wildlife guides are exceptionally knowledgeable and will be able to take you to see fascinating things on your game drives.

If you have any questions feel free to fill in the form below, or book this fantastic accommodation from here. Information on pricing lies below the form

Serengeti ecosystem

Serengeti ecosystem - Serengeti, Ngorogoro Crator, Olduvai gorge, Massai mara and other portected reserves

The Serengeti ecosystem is one of the most famous places in the natural world. Playing host to one of the largest land based migration, where more than 2 million herbivores walk around the ecosystem following the rains.

Consisting of the Serengeti, the Massai Mara, Ngorongoro crater and numerous other reserves, it is a must see for anyone interested in the natural world.

Singita runs two of these reserves bordering the Serengeti, an area through which the migration passes. This means that by taking your safari with Singita, not only will you have a luxurious safari in this fantastic world famous ecosystem but do so without the crowds.

Grumeti Reserve

Singita Grumeti consists of 1,400 square km of land on the northern edge of the Serengeti that has been protected since 1994. The migration passes through this area during January to march, and so is an important part of the ecosystem. However, being a private reserve allows a freedom not always available within the main reserve. Furthermore, as it is private you can be sure that there will not be huge crowds of cars around animal kills.

Within this reserve, you have a choice of places to stay: Serengeti House, Faru Faru Lodge, Sabora Tented Camp, Sasakwa Lodge

Places to stay in Grumeti

Faru Faru Lodge

An open spacious lodge that embodies the laid-back feel of Africa, lying in the heart of the Serengeti overlooking a watering hole and the Grumeti river. Luxury awaits.

Sabora Tented Camp

A tented camp, but in the feel of the old Safaris with Persian rugs and beautiful antiques all around. This camp is modelled on the 1920 explorers camps.

Sasakwa Lodge

In the style of an Edwardian home, the accommodation consists of nine spacious cottages each with its own pool. Set on a hill, wide panoramic views greet you in every direction.

Serengeti House

Fantastic for a group of people travelling together. For the exclusive use of one group at a time, you have a staff to cater for your every whim from food to massages and wildlife viewing.

Lamai Reserve

Singita Lamai covers 400 square km of land on also on the northern border of the Serengeti, slightly north and east of Grumeti.

There is only one permanent place to stay within Singita Lamai – Singita Mara river camp. The camp sits overlooking the Mara river, so at the right time of year you can watch the migration from your tent.

The Mara river camp offers opulence on a level which many hotels cannot match – with beautiful shared areas to watch the world and wildlife go by, and incredibly comfortable tents that feel more like hotel rooms.

The other is a brand new idea, a place called Singita Explore. This consists of a far more movable camp (though with a similar feel of extravagant luxury), and a number of possible locations across the Lamai reserve. It is booked for the exclusive use of one party so can be set up to best meet the interests of the visitors.

Places to stay in Lamai

Mara River Tented Camp

Mara River Tented Camp is an incredibly luxurious place to stay, where you can watch as the migration crosses the river. Sitting on a bend of the river many animals cross close by.

Singita Explore

Singita Explore is a new form of place to stay. It is a movable campsite, that can be set up in a variety of different places across Lamai depending on the interests of the guests.

The Serengeti plays host to one of the most well known migrations on the planet, however there are many other wonderful things to see during the rest of the year.

Sasakwa Lodge

Set on a hill, you can look out on the Serengeti plains in any direction. Consisting of the main lodge in Edwardian style, with nine private cottages and an opulent suite, is a great place to see the best of wild Serengeti in incredible style. Each dwelling is carefully shielded from the others so as to give you the feeling that you are almost alone in the bush. With verandas giving you incredible views from your room, this is a place to stay in style while enjoying the wilds around it. Regularly rated as one of the best lodges in Africa this will be a holiday you will never forget.

You visit wilderness areas to be in the wild, and when staying in Sasakwa lodge you get fantastic views across the surrounding plains on all sides.

Here you will experience extreme luxury surrounded by outstanding natural beauty. Furthermore you can see the animals pass close to the lodge without fear.

You will be taken on incredible drives by knowledgeable guides, but it is something special to be able to spend down times, just watching the wildlife wander past.

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As the Sasakwa lodge is set within a 350,000 acre private reserve, a knowledgeable guide is necessary, so they know where to look for the animals are at any time. This reserve was formed by the Tanzanian government in 1994 specifically to protect part of the wildebeest migration.

Built to be incredible comfortable as a home away from home, natural stone and wood are found everywhere.

Not only are you in one of the most incredible wild parts of the planet, but will live in luxury for the duration of your stay.

There is a reason Sasakwa is considered one of the best lodges in Africa.

If you have any questions about the lodge or anything else (including cost), or you are interested in visiting this incredible place, fill in the form below. Pricing is listed below the form

Serengeti House

Singita Explore

Mara River Tented Camp

Serengeti ecosystem - Serengeti, Ngorogoro Crator, Olduvai gorge, Massai mara and other portected reserves

Grumeti Reserve

Places to stay in Grumeti

Lamai Reserve

Places to stay in Lamai

Sasakwa Lodge

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