Nestled within the iconic Kogakuria Kopje in the northern Serengeti, Lamai Serengeti offers unparalleled vistas over the magnificent Mara River valley. The twelve exquisitely designed, family-friendly tents are divided between two exclusive camps: the Main Camp and the more intimate Private Camp. Crafted from a sophisticated blend of canvas, Ferro, and natural poles, each tent features expansive verandas set among the rocks, providing exceptional, uninterrupted views. Prime Location in the Serengeti If you were to visit only one place in the Serengeti, it ought to be here. The area boasts year-round fantastic game viewing, including the Big 5, and between July and November, the wildebeest migration moves through, dramatically crossing the Mara River just 20 minutes from the lodge. Perched atop the Kogakuria Kopje, marvel at the endless plains as over a million wildebeest traverse the landscape on their journey across the Mara River. Nestled within the Lamai Wedge, teeming with wildlife year-round, you will never encounter a dull moment. This exquisite kopje is a revered wildlife sanctuary. Indulge in the lodge's communal areas, dine with fellow travellers, or savour a romantic private table. Enjoy dining under cover or al fresco, with options for picnics, sundowners, and bush breakfasts in the Serengeti, offering close-up wildlife encounters guided by experts. Take a refreshing dip in the pool, offering stunning views and a natural rock deck. After a day in the bush, unwind on the sunbeds and cool off in the serene waters. Located within the Serengeti National Park, the eight rooms feature private verandas seamlessly blending into the natural surroundings. With spectacular views over the Serengeti, witness awe-inspiring natural beauty and wildlife up close. Each room boasts an en-suite bathroom with invigorating hot showers. Every suite is designed to reflect the splendour of the surrounding plains. Drift into dreams of the next day's adventures on plush beds, and fall asleep to the soothing sounds of nature. Wake up to the melodious songs of thousands of birds. Each of the eight rooms is adorned with unique and captivating local African artwork. read more read less

Namiri Plains is an exclusive and unpretentious camp that provides an exceptional wildlife experience and exquisite accommodations. Eight safari tents, including one for honeymooners and one for families, overlook the expansive Serengeti plains, with small rock formations and kopjes adding a touch of interruption. The tents are exceedingly comfortable, and we appreciate how the tent flaps open to offer nearly 360-degree views of the plains. Highlights of the area Namiri Plains is in the once closed Eastern part of the Serengeti. For many years this area of the Serengeti was closed to the public for Cheetah conservation. As a result, the area has an incredibly high population of both Cheetah and Lion with interactions, kills and sightings occurring daily or hourly. The area where Namiri Plains is located, known as Soit Le Motonyi, has historically been a significant breeding ground for cheetahs. After being closed to the public for an extended period, the project has achieved remarkable success, resulting in impressive densities of big cats. Lion prides are large, sightings are abundant, and cheetahs perched on termite hills can be seen around almost every corner. Despite the natural competition among big cats, there is also a thriving population of leopards, with frequent and plentiful sightings. Activities and Experiences in Namiri Plains Game drives track cheetahs across the plains or spy on lions basking atop granite kopjes while walking safaris allow for a closer connection to the wilderness and the opportunity to observe the details unseen from a vehicle. In camp, relax around the pool while keeping an eye open for game approaching a natural spring across the plains, or schedule a massage to take your relaxation one step further. The information centre tracks the fascinating development of this habitat, providing insight into both the landscape and wildlife of Namiri Plains. Accommodation and Amenities Enjoy a luxurious stay in one of our 11 tented suites, including a recently refurbished family suite. Each suite features sliding doors, an expanded viewing deck, and an outdoor standalone resin bathtub. The suite’s stone walls are made of solidified ashes from ancient erupting volcanoes, which naturally provide insulation to keep you cool during the day and warm at night. The spacious and well-appointed interiors create a comfortable and welcoming environment, one that becomes difficult to leave. After returning from a game drive or walking safari, cool off in the refreshing swimming pool, or treat your muscles to a relaxing massage in the Asilia spa. What are the best months to visit Namiri Plains? The period from July to October, known as the dry season, is the optimal time for observing wildlife. However, it can also be a crowded period due to high tourist numbers. The game viewing experience remains outstanding from November to June but with less tourist activity. read more read less

Sabora Tented Camp embodies an intimate East African safari experience imbued with the elegance and romance of a bygone era, while permeating a sense of nostalgic adventure. Featuring nine en-suite tents beautifully furnished with a treasure trove of antiques and artefacts, original campaign furniture, Zanzibari chests, Persian rugs and delicate crystal, silverware and brass, Singita Sabora Tented Camp is modelled on a 1920s-style explorer’s camp. Set on the annual wildebeest migration route in the heart of the Serengeti, it allows guests private access to 350,000 of untouched wilderness, ensuring unforgettable game-viewing experiences on game drives and bush walks. Each of the tented suites leads directly onto the plains, where daybeds with scatter cushions provide perfect spots for reading, afternoon naps and incredible game-viewing. read more read less

Singita Sasakwa Lodge is built in the style of a stately Edwardian manor house with nine private cottages, each with its own infinity pool. From the vantage point of Sasakwa Hill, panoramic views of the Serengeti plains merge with the horizon and provide a sense of immense space and freedom. The spacious cottages offer expansive en-suite bathrooms, dressing areas, four-poster beds, fireplaces, living rooms and French doors opening onto welcoming verandas. Polished parquet floors, vintage collectables, Persian carpets and comfortable furnishings all add to Sasakwa’s unmistakable elegance, while contemporary interpretations of classic dishes underpin the culinary offerings in the grand dining room. read more read less

Mwiba River Lodge is the latest luxury lodge to take Tanzania by storm and this amazing property not only has a stunning riverside location, but also boasts 51,000 acres of wildlife reserve which is completely private and just for you. The game here is excellent all year round due to 33 freshwater springs which are situated on the property. Every room and mess area is designed to maximize beautiful views. Mwiba is close to the Ngorongoron Crater which makes it the ideal Serengeti choice for those that don’t want to travel for many hours in vehicles or on planes. read more read less