Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti Safari Camp - The Facts 

Serengeti Safari is a mobile camp moving seasonally depending on where the migration herds are.  The camp ‘leap frogs’ its sister camp to new locations so there is always one camp open allowing guests to enjoy the migration.  They always remain ahead of the game (literally).  The camp is mobile, however, never actually moves with clients in the camp!  The Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp always positions itself near an airstrip; so it is very easy to combine the Serengeti with other areas in northern Tanzania.  Typically a 3 or 4 night stay in the camp offers the optimum amount of time in the Serengeti. For those looking for a rough, rustic Tanzanian safari holiday experience, this place takes a lot of beating.
 
The camp consists of two communal tents in the centre of the camp, with a mess tent where all meals are served and another tent where there is a relaxed ‘camping bar’ and comfortable chairs to enjoy a drink before supper or perhaps by the fire.
 
The 8 meru style tents are equally spread out either side of the communal area with views onto the Serengeti. The tented rooms are en suite with a bathroom area at the rear of the tent with flush loo and bucket shower.  The tents are very comfortable and it’s hard to really call this camping!
 
The main activity in the Serengeti is game driving and Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp offers private game drives in closed sided vehicles.