Mobile Safari Camp

SERENGETI: The vast and beautiful Serengeti is one of Africa’s most awe-inspiring safari areas. The sheer volume of animals here is extraordinary: estimates say around one million wildebeest, hundreds of thousands of zebra and Thomson’s gazelle, and tens of thousands of impala, Grant’s gazelle, hartebeest, eland and other antelopes live here – all hunted by predators for which these plains are famous.

Most of the wildebeest and good numbers of other species are permanently on the move in the ‘Great Migration’ – a remarkable spectacle that is one of the greatest wildlife shows on earth. If you plan carefully, it’s still possible to witness this in wild and remote areas without too many fellow enthusiasts crowding the scene.

MOBILE CAMP: The tented camp is simple, but wild: It is a no-frills camp that is good value for money and in a unique-positioned location. This is not the place to come for fancy furnishings, fine food, top-level service and pampering. However, it’s a very good option if you’re on a tighter budget and want to explore this area, with its abundance of game.
Its small size and basic tents give a real feel of camping out in the African bush. It’s simple, but adventurous.

Inside, the tents certainly aren’t luxurious, but they are furnished with all the basic comforts you need!
Each tent has a small covered veranda at the front, with a couple of deck chairs facing out onto the plains. Out here, you’ll also find a washbasin that the camp staff fill each evening with warm water, and a washing line (there is no laundry service).

The communal areas are simple – giving a real bush camp feel. In the evenings, you can gather around the camp fire for a pre-dinner drink, before moving to your table for a freshly cooked dinner in the dining tent. A table is set with hot water and instant coffee and tea bags for self-service throughout the day. There’s no lounge tent here, just a few scattered directors chairs – but as almost everyone staying here are likely to be out on full-day game drives, returning in the late afternoon or early evening, this is never an issue.

Game passes through the camp. Therefor, like any other wild safari camp, the camp is only suitable for older children and adults!