Serengeti Mara Camp
An exclusive mobile camp in the Lamai Wedge area of the far northern Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. A wildlife experience in one of the last true wilderness areas of Africa, we are the only camp on the northern side of the Mara River. .
Serengeti Mara Camp Highlights
The annual wildebeest migration, which occurs from June to November in the Lamai Wedge and surrounds the Serengeti Mara Camp, is one of the world's most spectacular natural events. As well as the wildebeest, guests can enjoy exciting experiences such as nightly lion, leopard and hyena calls, elephants trumpeting, predatory cats hunting their prey and superb bird watching.
- The camp's location in the 'Lamai wedge' is perfect for a combination of wildlife and community experiences
- Serengeti Mara Camp is located in the World-Famous Serengeti National Park
- The camp is densely populated of wildlife throughout the year with frequent sightings of the predator population
- Serengeti National Park is famous for the migration of 1.2 million wildebeest
Serengeti Mara Camp Game Viewing and Activities
Evenings begin watching the sunset around an open fire overlooking the stunning Lamai Wedge. Dinner is served (weather permitting) under the vast star-covered sky, surrounded by the sounds of the wilderness. Meals are prepared to the highest standard using wholesome fresh produce, offering plenty of choice and good vegetarian options where required, as well as, a superb variety of wines. Of course, this camp is deally situated to watch The annual wildebeest migration, which occurs from June to November in the Lamai Wedge; a movement which surrounds the Serengeti Mara Camp - undoubtedly one of the world's most spectacular natural events. As well as the wildebeest, guests can experience the thrill of lion, leopard and hyena calling through the night, trumpeting elephants and predatory cats hunting their prey within sight of the camp. Game drives and guided walks occur on a daily basis, offering guests the opportunity ro explore this sectacular area.
