Great East Africa Migration

Sanctuary Swala Camp is located in an exclusive pocket of Tarangire, a national park noted for its elephant population and spectacular baobabs of every shape and colour. The camp itself is located under a canopy of Acacia tortilis, creating a beautiful setting. Accommodation is offered in 12 canvas pavilions with views over the waterhole and plains in front of camp. En suite bathrooms and hot running water are standard plus private balconies with comfortable furnishings in front of each tent. A stunning infinity pool overlooks the nearby waterhole often visited by elephants as well as predators.
Activities here include game drives, night drives, walking safaris and visits to the AKP sponsored beekeeping project.

Sanctuary Olonana is an award-winning tented camp on a private stretch of the Mara River, at the foot of the impressive Siria Escarpment close to where the famous last scene from "Out of Africa" was filmed. Located close to the border with Tanzania, the game concentration here is high. There are 14 comfortable and spacious canvas tents, all with parquet floors, four-poster beds and private verandas overlooking the river.
In addition to game viewing in the reserve, visitors are also offered an insight into the day-to-day lives of the Maasai people in the adjacent village, participation in the AKP tree planting project, nature walks and hot air balloon safaris.

Serengeti Migration Camp is the embodiment of the ‘camp’ experience. Located next to the famous Grumeti River which is home to resident hippos that bark and wallow their days away, Serengeti Migration Camp has become synonymous with low-impact high-action game viewing in a landscape that is untouched since the dawn of time.

Hidden among the rocky outcrops Serengeti Migration Camp is located at the starting point of the Migration. Comprising of 20 luxurious elevated tents, each with spacious and richly furnished bedrooms, Serengeti Migration Camp blends seamlessly into the environment.

Each of the tents is surrounded by its own 360-degree verandah deck, which in turn creates your very own private sanctuary to enjoy the constant game sightings and the ever-present sounds of the bush.

The main 'tent' has a split-level lounge, a swimming pool, restaurant and viewing platforms that offer views across the river and the rugged landscape beyond. But it is the drama and proximity of the wild, which takes the experience of this camp to an altogether higher level.

Whether it is walking safaris with experienced and highly knowledgeable guides or the sensation of being as close to nature’s daily fight for survival, the sensory feast that accompanies any visit to Serengeti Migration Camp will no doubt rival anything experienced before.

A luxury safari lodge in the Western Serengeti, andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp offers an unmatched wildlife experience. Lying right in the path of the Great Migration and its dramatic river crossings, it is also home to exceptional resident game year round.

Located in the remote Western Corridor of the Serengeti, Grumeti provides a private Serengeti experience with exclusive game viewing in some of the most secluded parts of Africa’s most famous game reserve. Its rustic yet sophisticated safari tents are tucked into the shade of an evergreen forest on the banks of a tributary of the famous Grumeti River. Black and white colobus monkeys chatter in the foliage and chase each other over the thatched roofs of the tented suites. A resident pod of hippo grunts and grumbles from beneath a layer of luscious green water weeds in the tranquil pool in front of the camp.

Game drives from the camp can expect to encounter large lion prides and clans of hyena up to a hundred strong, as well as the great herds of Tanzania’s annual Great Migration. Each year, the masses of wildebeest and zebra cross the waters of the Grumeti River, home to some of Africa’s largest crocodile, in search of fresh grazing grounds.

Sanctuary Kusini is the only permanent camp in this unspoilt and remote part of the Serengeti. Built around a spectacular rocky outcrop and on the path of the wildebeest migration, the camp is ideal for seeing the cheetah and wildebeest that congregate on the grassy plains in the calving season from mid-December to March. Accommodation is offered in 12 luxury tents, each attended by a personal butler with en suite facilities and hot running water.
Activities include game drives, bush picnics, star gazing and participation in the AKP sponsored Serengeti Cheetah Watch.