Nimali Serengeti

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Nimali Serengeti offers a little oasis of luxury in the central Seronera area of the park. Adding on all the modcons to the traditional Serengeti tented style, Nimali Serengeti is chic and luxurious, yet still manages to hold onto its under canvas atmosphere. It’s a brilliant option for those who want to feel immersed in nature - but while doing so would like to be soaking in a bubble bath with a glass of fizz.

Nimali Serengeti Camp

The 14 elevated Nimali Serengeti tented suites offer sweeping Serengeti views, and each have a spacious outdoor area for some seriously enviable sunset drinks. Two are connected by a shared walkway so are perfect for families, while all the rooms are complete with outdoor showers and spacious bathtubs.

Nimali Serengeti’s main area is comfortable and huge - with lots of tan soft furnishings and sandy tones to match its natural surroundings. As well as the huge living space, a bar and the candlelit dining area, Nimali Serengeti has a big pool and spa offerings for those who would like an afternoon of maximum relaxation.

While the Great Migration makes its way through the Seronera area usually from October to January and March to June, it's not a place the herds tend to linger for a huge amount of time, as this area is not their final destination, but more of a stop off point as they head north and south. So this is perhaps not the place to go if the Great Migration is your top priority.

Saying that though, it’s still likely you might see the herds if you go in the right months, and even without the wildebeest, wildlife in this area is second-to-none. However, this predator-packed region does sometimes attract lots of other vehicles, which is something to be wary of.