Serengeti Safari Lodges

This collection features permanent lodges and seasonal mobile camps strategically located across the Serengeti ecosystem. From the central Seronera Valley to the northern Lobo hills and the southern Ndutu plains, these accommodations provide direct access to the Great Migration's calving and river crossing points. Architecture varies from mid-century stone structures built into granite kopjes to luxury tented suites on elevated wooden platforms near key waterholes and predator-dense regions.

Seronera Lodge

Located in the central Seronera Valley, this lodge is built directly into a granite kopje. It is one of the oldest establishments in the park, offering year-round proximity to the Seronera River's resident leopard and lion populations.

Serengeti Migration Camp

Situated in the northern sector near the Grumeti River, this camp consists of luxury tents on elevated wooden decks. Its location provides access to the migration’s northern movement and the high concentration of hippos in the nearby river.

Mbalageti Serengeti Lodge

Positioned on Mwamyeni Hill in the Western Corridor, this lodge features chalets constructed from local stone and thatch. It offers 360-degree views of the Serengeti plains and the seasonal migration route toward Lake Victoria.

Sanctuary Kusini

The only permanent camp in the remote Southern Serengeti, Kusini is built around a cluster of ancient kopjes. It is a primary location for observing the wildebeest calving season between January and March.

Lobo Lodge

A stone structure integrated into a massive volcanic rock in the northern Serengeti. The architecture overlooks a natural waterhole frequently visited by elephants and buffalo near the migration route to the Maasai Mara.

Ndutu Safari Lodge

Established in the 1960s near Lake Ndutu, this lodge consists of stone cottages. Historically used as a base by researchers including Jane Goodall, it offers direct access to the acacia woodlands and the calving grounds.

Lemala Tented Camp (December-March)

A seasonal mobile camp located in the Ndutu region from December to March. It features nine large en-suite tents positioned under an acacia canopy to follow the wildebeest calving season.

Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp (December-March)

This semi-permanent camp relocates twice a year. During the December to March period, it occupies a site in the Ndutu area, providing 12 large tents situated specifically to witness the synchronized birth of wildebeest calves.