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Serengeti National Park

Enkutoto Migration Camp is a semi-permanent tented camp that moves with the Great Migration. From June to October it stands at Kogatende in the northern Serengeti, close to the Mara River crossings; from November to March it moves to Ndutu in the southern Serengeti for the calving season. The camp has 25 safari tents, including family tents and a honeymoon tent, each with an en-suite bathroom and flushing toilet, plus a restaurant and a campfire area. It features on several of our Great Migration itineraries.

Follows the Great Migration for front-row wildlife access

Serengeti National Park, Central Serengeti

Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp is a permanent tented camp on a rocky outcrop above the Grumeti River in the north-central Serengeti, looking towards the Ndasiata Hills. It has 20 tents on raised platforms, each with king or twin beds, an ensuite shower room with double vanities and a veranda deck that runs right around the tent. The split-level main area has a lounge, restaurant, viewing platforms and a swimming pool, and hippos live in the river below. The camp sits on the migration route, with the herds usually passing between July and November, and guided walks along the river are offered.

Follows the Great Migration for front-row wildlife access

Serengeti National Park

Nyikani Migration Camp is a seasonal tented camp that moves twice a year to follow the wildebeest herds. From December to early April it stands at Ndutu, close to the calving grounds, and from late May to November it moves to Kogatende in the northern Serengeti, near the Mara River crossings. There are 12 tents in king, twin, triple and family layouts, each with an ensuite bathroom, flush toilet, bucket shower and private veranda. The camp runs on solar power with a backup generator and has a lounge, library and dining tent, with bush breakfasts and campfires in the evening.

Follows the Great Migration for front-row wildlife access

Ndutu Area

Siringit Migration Camp is a seasonal tented camp that sets up in the Ndutu area of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area from mid-December for the wildebeest calving season. The Ndutu site sits in acacia woodland about 5 km from Ndutu airstrip, overlooking Lake Ndutu, with eight octagonal Bedouin-style canvas tents on raised platforms. Each tent has an en-suite bathroom with hot water and flush toilet, and shade netting helps the camp blend into the landscape. For the rest of the year the camp moves north to Kogatende to follow the migration.

Follows the Great Migration for front-row wildlife access