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Lose yourself in the rolling plains of the northern Serengeti for the safari of a lifetime.

Songa Tented Camp calls the hilly outcrops of Kogatende its home, and invites guests on an immersive safari experience with an explorer-styled tented camp as your home base.

As the Great Migration moves north between July and November each year, Songa Tented Camp lies in wait, perfectly positioned to witness one of nature’s most thrilling spectacles as thousands upon thousands of wildebeest cross the great Mara River.

But this region. During the months where the migration moves on, this region of the Serengeti is still renowned for its year-round wildlife viewing.

Lion, cheetah, leopard and hyena become even more common sightings.

And with fewer crowds during the low season, plus your own private guide and vehicle, enjoy the freedom to explore the northern Serengeti with almost nobody else around.

The camp itself consists of eight en-suite tents and a family tent.

Natural linen and joyful colours reflect the sense of adventure this environment brings, allowing you to feel deeply connected to these ever-wild surroundings.

There is also the option book one side of the camp on an exclusive basis.

Vast herds of wildebeest pass just outside your tent, following a migratory path worn over millennia. Far-ranging herds of wildebeest make up the iconic Great Migration, travelling a never-ending circuit from the southern Serengeti in Tanzania, up northwest towards the mighty Mara River, and back again. Nyasi Migrational Camp is perfectly situated in the Serengeti and moves with the migration so you never miss any action.

Operating as a seasonal camp within the Serengeti, Nyasi is set up in two locations during different times of the year. The camp moves with the migration from the savannah of the Lamai in the northern Serengeti to the short grass plains of the southern Serengeti.

Nyasi Migrational Camp has eight en-suite tents and a family tent. Decor is inspired by a love of nature and raw organic materials. Natural linen and earthy colours reflect the tranquillity and peace of the environment, allowing you to feel connected to your surroundings as you follow the ever-moving migration. There is also always the option to take an entire camp to yourselves.

Vast herds of wildebeest pass just outside your tent, following a migratory path worn over millennia.

Far-ranging herds of wildebeest make up the iconic Great Migration, travelling a never-ending circuit from the southern Serengeti in Tanzania, up northwest towards the mighty Mara River, and back again.

Nyasi Migrational Camp is ideally situated in the Serengeti and moves with the migration, so you never miss any action.

Operating as a seasonal camp within the Serengeti, Nyasi is set up in two locations at different times of the year.

Nyasi Migrational Camp has eight en-suite tents and a family tent. A love of nature and raw organic materials inspires decor.

Forest Chem Chem is an exclusive camp, located within the Greater Tarangire National Park. Cradled in a copse of enigmatic fever trees, this exclusive-use camp offers the luxury of time, space and utter seclusion.

With dedicated guides and staff on hand, the days at Forest Chem Chem belong only to you, ready to be filled with experiences from active and adventurous to quiet and contemplative. Your preferences come first and can be adjusted at any time.

The camp consists of 4 luxury vintage tents (including 1 family suite), accommodating up to 8 adults and 2 children.

This African forest is a place to foster a deep, unwavering connection: with your loved ones, with the bush and yourself. This is a place for delighting in shared adventures, and for making memories around a crackling campfire. Here, each day is your own.

Known as the ‘sunrise camp’, Little Chem Chem is situated on the edge of an acacia forest and is renowned for the abundance of elephants in the area.

Lying in a 16 000ha Wildlife Management Area adjacent to Tarangire National Park, the camp is surrounded by the characteristic landscape of the Tarangire River with its impressive baobab trees and overlooks the freshwater lake, Lake Burunge.

The Babati mountain range offers a magnificent backdrop to the south-west, with the distant hills of Tarangire visible to the north-east.

The atmosphere at Little Chem Chem is welcoming, elegant and oozing authenticity of a bygone era.

The luxury of sharing 16 000ha with only 20 guests each night sets the ideal stage where you can perfectly blend into the wilderness.

Lions roam the camp and call each other at night; stately elephants march down to Lake Burunge to get a sprinkling of fresh water; cheetahs hunt on the plains facing the lake; leopards, eland and lesser kudu can be seen in the more dense woods in the inner part of the concession.

Little Chem Chem’s intimate, elegant but authentic atmosphere, is the ultimate setting from which to explore Africa on foot.

Slow down and indulge in a sensual vintage safari.

Explore a rich landscape of inky blue skies, burnt orange sunsets and the soft neutrals of the African savannah. Bordering the game rich Lamai Triangle, twelve mobile luxury tents are hidden under the deep shade of acacia canopies.

This camp moves north, west and south throught the year offering guests a front row seat to the migration, the procession of more than two million wildebeest, zebra and Thomson’s gazelle as they wander across the vast grass plains.