Serengeti Mobile Camps — Following the Migration

Mobile camps are semi-permanent tented camps that relocate 2-4 times per year to follow the Great Migration. In January-March, they are in the southern Serengeti for calving season. In June, they move to the Western Corridor. In July-October, they are in the north for river crossings. In November-December, they return south.

The camps are set up before your arrival: spacious canvas tents with real beds, en-suite bathrooms with hot bucket showers, flush toilets, and full dining facilities. When you leave, they are dismantled and moved to the next location.

• Location, location, location — You sleep where the action is
• No vehicle crowds — Mobile camps are in areas with fewer other lodges
• Intimate — 8-16 guests maximum
• Authentic — Canvas walls, sounds of the bush, starlit skies
• Value — Often cheaper than permanent lodges in the same areas

• Serengeti Safari Camp (Nomad) — 6 tents, exceptional guiding, always in the right place. The gold standard.
• Sayari Camp (Asilia) — Luxury mobile camp that moves between north and south. Stunning design.
• Lemala Mobile Camps — Multiple camps (Ndutu, Ewanjan, Kuria Hills, Mara) that cover the ecosystem.
• Ubuntu Migration Camp — Asilia's smaller mobile offering. Intimate and well-priced.
• Serengeti Under Canvas (&Beyond) — Ultra-luxury mobile with butler service and private vehicles.

• Tents — Walk-in canvas, king bed, solar lighting, charging stations
• Bathroom — En-suite with hot bucket shower and flush toilet
• Dining — Three-course meals, wine, bush breakfasts
• Power — Solar and generator. Limited but sufficient
• WiFi — Rare. Embrace the disconnection

Read our luxury lodges guide or plan your mobile camp safari.