Light-footed and restless, this is our canvas home-from-home

This harmonious little canvas camp has everything you need and nothing that you don’t.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Dining

Family friendly

Bedrooms

Your canvas home-from-home

Open plan Meru tents that are light footed but by no means short on creature comforts.

Bedrooms

Your private view of the greatest wildlife shows on earth

Slow down on safari and let the wildlife come to you.

Bedrooms

Ready for anything

Our open plan Meru tents can also transform into a twin set up for older kids, friends and family.

Bedrooms

Built in the heart of the wilderness

Our migration chasing mobile is smack bang in the middle of the action and set up to leave no trace of our visit.

Bathrooms
Bedrooms
Bathrooms

Designed for minimal environmental impact

The bathroom is set up with an enclosed authentic safari-style bucket showers and flushable toilet. You’ll have hot water on demand to wash away the days safari dust.

Dining
Bathrooms
Dining

First light and breakfast in the wilderness

Sat in the open plan mess with the sun rising over the African bush, there is no better place to tuck into your breakfast.

Dining

Home-from-home lounge area

Enjoy your downtime in the beautifully designed and comfortable lounge area. There is a well-stocked bar and always a friendly face to share your safari tales with.

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Delicious, healthy and wholesome

When you’ve worked up an appetite out in the bush, head back to camp and enjoy your homecooked lunch with a refreshing glass of something.

Family friendly
Dining
Family friendly

Family friendly in the heart of the wilderness

Serengeti Safari Camp is the perfect spot for small adventurers in the making, and with interconnected family tents, this is your special sanctuary from the rest of the world.

Family friendly

The perfect camp for climbing and exploring

Watching your kids come alive clambering up a rocky kopje or inspecting the smallest of insect with your guide, will bring joy to your heart and makes for the most special family memories.

Family friendly

Special family time

Where better to be than with your own tribe in the wilderness?

Nomad safari guides operate the best camps in the best locations.

Our mobile camp in the early days

Starting with just two old Landrovers and a pile of second-hand kit, Mark Houldsworth and his wife, Milly set off into the Serengeti to develop the first mobile camp to shadow the migration. This ethos remains to this day and the Serengeti Safari Camp moves four to five times a year to ensure you’re in the heart of the action.


Appreciate the scale

It’s everything you need and nothing you don’t, true to the safari traditions of early adventurers. With six canvas tents, bucket showers, an open mess, character, and comfort in spades you’re sure to experience the Serengeti and migration in true safari style.

Key details

Open

All year round

6

Meru canvas tents

1

family safari tent

All en-suite bathrooms

Safari bucket showers

Water flush loos

Age

8

and over

Reviews

J. Kandel

Review for serengeti safari camp

True African Experience

A slice of heaven. So amazing to be right in the middle of nature. A true African experience!

A. Rubin

Review for serengeti safari camp

Phenomenal Safari Experience

The most phenomenal safari experience. The service is beyond exceptional with every detail meticulously thought of and planned. The food is outstanding. Even the bucket showers are a treat. Can’t recommend Nomad highly enough

L. Diamond

Review for serengeti safari camp

Exceptional Safari Experience

Our stay at the Serengeti Safari Camp was an exceptional experience. The care and attention to detail is superb. I highly recommend this stop on your safari trip.

D. Rees

Review for serengeti safari camp

Exceptional Service Experience

Our experiences at this camp were amazing. Our guide showed us things I would have never imagined we would see including eagles taking impalas and a lion and hyena fight. Seeing lions, a leopard and cheetah all in one day was fantastic.. The food was amazing and everyone was went out of their way...

FAQs

Can I go on safari and visit Zanzibar in one trip?

Yes absolutely, Tanzania has superb transport links from the mainland to Zanzibar as well as neighbouring islands too. Many travellers choose to spend some time in the wild on safari before heading to the coast for some R&R.

What's included in a safari?

Typically: accommodation, meals, drinks, park fees, your expert guide and activities.

What is the luggage weight limit for internal Tanzanian flights?

Usually it is 15kg per person in a soft-sided bag. This is not a hard and fast rule so do check with your tour operator or aviation company. These are small bush planes, and is a good way of making sure you pack light.

What is the typical food when on safari?

Fresh, locally sourced, and surprisingly varied given the remote locations of some camps. Imagine homemade bread, seasonal veg, cooking with delicious Swahili spices. All accompanied by far-stretching views or enjoyed under a shady tree.

Is English spoken in Tanzania?

Yes, English in widely spoken in Tanzania, especially in camps and by safari guides. Swahili is the main language and knowing a few words and phrases will always earn you a smile.

What is the difference between a lodge and a tented camp?

Lodges are more permanent, often with solid walls and more amenities available. Tented camp are light touch, with canvas walls, open air and the sounds of bush throughout!

How much does a safari cost?

The cost of a safari does vary, from simple bush camps or tented camps to high-end luxury or private houses. In Tanzania, there is a wide spectrum of accommodation allowing travellers to mix and match, building tailormade itineraries to suit a budget. Specialist tour operators are able to advise on the best options for your budget. Included in the safari cost is access to the wild, expert guides and unique experiences.

What is a typical daily schedule on safari?

Early starts with golden light as the bush awakens, and a fresh cup of coffee by the morning camp fire. Either breakfast in camp or take a bush breakfast to go. Enjoy early morning game drives to observe wildlife before the day gets too hot. In the heat of the day, find a shady spot for a siesta go. After tea, its time for an afternoon foray and sundowners with a view. Evenings are quiet, firelit, and full of stars.

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