Serengeti Luxury Lodges — Where Safari Meets Perfection

Luxury in the Serengeti is not about gold taps and marble bathrooms. It is about being in the right place at the right time, with the right people. It is about a camp that moves with the migration. A butler who knows your coffee order at 5 AM. A bed under canvas with nothing but the Milky Way above you.

The Serengeti's luxury lodges range from $800 to $3,000 per person per night. At this level, you are paying for exclusivity, location, and service that anticipates your needs before you voice them.

• Singita Grumeti (Sasakwa, Faru Faru, Sabora) — The undisputed pinnacle. A 350,000-acre private concession. No other vehicles. Private pools, wine cellars, and guides trained to Singita's exacting standard. From $2,000/night.
• Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti — The only true hotel in the Serengeti. Infinity pool overlooking a waterhole, spa, kids' club, and a medical clinic. For travelers who want hotel comfort in the bush. From $1,500/night.
• &Beyond Klein's Camp — A private concession on the northeastern boundary. Dramatic views, excellent guiding, and complete privacy. From $1,200/night.

Mobile camps move with the migration, setting up in different locations throughout the year. They offer permanent-lodge service in temporary locations — the best of both worlds.

• Sayari Camp — Moves to the northern Serengeti for the migration crossings. Exceptional guiding and location.
• Serengeti Safari Camp — Nomad's flagship. Intimate, beautifully designed, always in the right place.
• Lemala Ndutu / Lemala Mara — Seasonal camps that shift between the south (calving season) and north (crossings).
• Ubuntu Migration Camp — Asilia's mobile offering. Follows the herds through the ecosystem.

• Serengeti Bushtops — Ultra-luxury with outdoor soaking tubs, personal butlers, and a wellness spa. Each tent has a private deck.
• Melia Serengeti — Contemporary design, infinity pool, and excellent value for a luxury property.
• Serengeti Serena — A classic. Moorish-inspired architecture, central location, reliable quality.

• Private concessions — No vehicle crowds, no radio noise
• Expert guides — Often the best in the industry
• Gourmet dining — Wine pairings, tasting menus, bush breakfasts
• Spa treatments — Massage overlooking the savannah
• Private vehicles — No sharing with strangers
• Exclusive experiences — Night drives, walking, hot air balloons

Read our Luxury Safari Tanzania guide or plan your luxury Serengeti stay with us.