Lamai Private
Activities

Activities

For a safari with extended family or friends, Lamai Private offers outstanding expeditions together, in a wild world apart.

Privately guided activities at Lamai Private. A curious lion cub surveying the plains in the Serengeti National Park. Cheetah making the most of a higher vantage point near Lamai Serengeti. Zebra herds gather in the Serengeti and move with the migrating wildebeest throughout the ecosystem.

GAME VIEWING

The game at Lamai is remarkable, not least because there is so much to see all year long - lion, leopard, hyena, cheetah and herbivores. But fine game viewing is not only what you see, but how you see it, so we provide exclusive use of vehicles for your group, with highly trained, wildlife fanatics - Nomad Guides.

The pace and excitement of the migration is an unforgettable wildlife experience. Wildebeest thundering across the Mara River. Wildebeest thunder across the Mara River, dodging the jaws of giant crocodiles in their continual search for greener pastures. Credit - Trevor Holden.

The Crossings

It’s hard to imagine a more thrilling group activity than watching streams of grass-obsessed wildebeest crossing a river full of hungry crocodiles. For a couple of months, when the Migration thunders across these northern plains, that’s exactly what we do, with the infamous Mara River just a short 4x4 drive away.

A quiet corner to contemplate the Serengeti at Lamai Private. Breakfast as dawn breaks at Lamai Private.

back at base

Half fabulous bush camp, half homely HQ, this is where your group can get together as one around communal tables or the pool, or disappear off for some nature communing, wildlife photography or bird watching around the kopje.  Plenty of personal space here, on spreading timber decks under giant Serengeti skies.

A walk through the African bush with our highly experienced guides is an experience not to be missed.

BUSH WALKs

Here at Nomad we like to strip away the safari trappings sometimes, so you can really know Africa. It’s only when you’re walking in the Serengeti that you get a sense of quite how small a person can feel on these plains.  And only when you reach the top of that kopje, that you get that Simba feeling.