GUIDE ON SERENGETI SAMETU CAMP IN TANZANIA

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The gorgeous natural beauty of the Seronera Valley in Serengeti National Park captures the hearts and minds of AfricanMecca guests who desire unique safari experiences. The area is known for a large predator population that rivals others on the continent, and the enchantment of the area intensifies when the Great Migration thunders across the open plains.



On the eastern edge of the central sector is the mid-range accommodation of Serengeti Sametu Camp, a secluded place to spend hours watching the fauna stopping by the Ngarenanyuki River, one of many in the area around Sametu and Barafu Kopjes. Power and WiFi are available 24-hours per day, and laundry service is available for a supplemental fee. The central campfire is a great place to interact with other guests, and a spotting scope is available for guest use.

Accommodation At Serengeti Sametu Camp

Make your way to your room at the end of an exciting day of wildlife-viewing, and you will feel welcome in the canvas-sided interiors. Choose from 18 rooming options like 8 Luxury Tents, 8 Luxury Suites, and 2 Family Suites that are available in configurations of double, twin, and triple. Single bed safari tents are ideal for the solo traveler, while larger groups will find that the 2 family tents at Serengeti Sametu Camp provide comfort and convenience for a memorable Africa wilderness travel.



Each tent is furnished with romantic wrought iron beds canopied with mosquito netting, bedside tables with lamps, a sitting area with upholstered chairs, and hand-carved wood tables and writing desks. Area rugs on the tarp-covered floor add to the comfort while mesh panels let in the cool savannah breezes. At the rear of the tented room is your private ensuite bathroom, with a marble vanity, private flush toilet, bathrobes, and shower with running hot and cold water.

Part of your bush holiday in Africa will no doubt be spent under the canopy shade of the private verandah, relaxing in contemporary safari chairs with a cocktail in hand and iconic East African wildlife just beyond your doorstep. Some of the rooms also have a dining section where you can have a private meal with loved ones. You may even be lucky enough to witness a lion hunt or watch the smallest of elephants take its first drink of water from the Ngarenanyuki River. Each tent has charging stations, as well as radios for communicating with camp staff as needed.

Safari At Serengeti Sametu Camp

Exploring Serengeti National Park is sure to be a memorable trip that you will talk about for many years to come. Game drives are the best way to experience central Serengeti, as your guide covers the most terrain and takes you to prime locations for wildlife viewing. Whether you’re here to see the resident species, which are in the area throughout the year, or the wildebeest migration as it traverses the area from April to May and again in December and January, there’s no shortage of awe-inspiring adventure to be had. The heart-pounding excitement of seeing over 1.5 million wildebeests and thousands of zebras is almost too much to comprehend.



Our guides communicate between vehicles to share insider information about where the animals are, as well as any specific behaviors that may be of interest to our guests. This “live feed” of data ensures that AfricanMecca guests enjoy superior service and wildlife viewing any time of year. We recommend that you stay at least two nights at Serengeti Sametu Camp so that you may partake in a hot air balloon tour over the Serengeti plains to get a real sense of the expanse of this East African landscape.

Dining At Serengeti Sametu Camp

Every safari vacation requires a great deal of energy — and at Serengeti Sametu Camp you’ll never find a shortage of incredible dishes. They’re noted for being some of the best among all our deluxe accommodation options in central Serengeti! You will be amazed at how the chef can create such tasty dishes from locally-sourced ingredients. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet style, or you can request these meals in the bush as part of your morning game drives. Back at camp you’ll enjoy a plated dinner, and you can choose between a group dining experience or a more intimate setting for two.



With prior arrangements, the staff selects a special location on the property where you are surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania. The central mess tent also has a small lounge where you will find a selection of spirits, beers, sodas, wine, and cocktails. The camp can accommodate special dietary considerations with prior notice, and the chef can prepare menus and source ingredients for your stay. Speak with your AfricanMecca representative to make these arrangements.

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