MIGRATION CAMP

Serengeti, North

Migration Camp: Our View

Set away from the large populations of tourists that flock to Lobo and the Seronera, the camp really benefits from a great position. The tents themselves are as spacious and luxurious as you would expect from a camp of its calibre with comfortable armchairs and a great little pool and sundeck to relax on when not out on safari.

This lovely camp gets 3 paws and the only thing stopping it from getting a higher rating is its uncertain interception of the migration.

Migration Camp: Fast Facts

$895 per person per night (high season)

Our Rating

20 luxury, permanent tents
Swimming pool
Relaxed child policy
Great views and lovely camp

Migration Camp: The Detail

This luxury camp is hidden amongst the rocky outcrops or kopjes in Northern Serengeti, exuding decadence reminiscent of Old Africa. Just a short drive from Lobo Airstrip, this camp is quite often included as part of a luxury flying circuit in Northern Tanzania.

The reception is charmingly incorporated into the main lounge area, with comfortable leather couches and tastefully decorated to blend in with the surroundings, facing the swimming pool and the tents below.

Twenty lavish and spacious tents on wooden decks with either king or twin beds, comfortable leather armchairs, coffee and writing tables. The tents are en-suite with showers and double vanities, surrounded by a verandah with rocking chairs.

The lodge itself is excellently placed in the corridor of the Serengeti that joins the central, Seronera region with the northern plains of Kenya and the Lamai Wedge in Tanzania. For this reason, the camp has very good local populations of cats such as leopard and lion on its doorstep.

Migration Camp: Client Reviews

Migration Camp was our favourite - a bit off the beaten tourist trap so not so many vehicles around. Game was a little harder to find as landscape is not so open but it was a good contrast with the central Serengeti area and we did see thousands of grazing migration animals in the north and along the Western Corridor.
Juliet Stirrat 2003

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Migration Camp: Latest News

Migration Camp: AfroChic, Diani Beach, Kenya – info
27 Jan 2012
The last night of this trip is at AfroChic in Diani. We flew one hour back from Samburu to Nairobi and then took another flight from Nairobi to Ukunda in Diani which took 1hr 45mins. Ukunda airstrip is 10mins drive …

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Migration Camp: Elewana and SkySafari launch new brochures
30 Nov 2011
Elewana Afrika – now rebranded as Elewana Collection (in harmony with Africa) has just launched its now very stylish 30 page full colour brochure containing stunning pictures and informative text on its collection of camps, hotels and lodges. Arusha Coffee …

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Migration Camp: Quick and easy reservations for Kilindi Zanzibar at Africa Reps UK
28 Nov 2011
Starting today Africa Reps UK will be holding room availability for Kilindi Zanzibar, allowing operators and agents to check availability, make provisional and confirmed bookings with just one email, phone call or Skype. So no worries about time differences for …

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Migration Camp: Tour operator and Travel Agent special offer educationals on Elewana’s SkySafari
25 Nov 2011
Elewana has announced that in order for its partner tour operators and travel agents to experience its Sky Safari programme – seven day fully inclusive safari in Northern Tanzania - it will grant 50% off contract rates for all bone …

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Migration Camp: Elewana Afrika and Sopa Lodges at WTM
6 Oct 2011
Both Elewana Afrika and Sopa Lodges will be attending WTM this year on stand AF591. There have been a lot of changes in both Elewana and Sopa over the last year so please be sure to make an …

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