Serengeti Sojourn Camp

Serengeti Sojourn is a mobile tented camp that operates entirely inside Serengeti National Park, moving its full structure twice a year so that you are always positioned close to the wildebeest migration. There are twelve tents in total — ten Deluxe Tents of around thirty-two square metres and two Family Tents at around forty-two square metres — each with an en-suite bathroom, a lounge area, a verandah, and solar power. Mosquito netting covers the windows rather than the beds.

The camp runs on two locations. From mid-December through the end of March it sits in the Ndutu region, where the migration's calving season takes place on the short-grass plains. From June through October it relocates to the Lobo area near the Grumeti and Mara rivers, where wildebeest cross in large numbers and the Lobo airstrip is close by. The camp does not operate in April, May, November, or early December.

Game drives go out from camp, and on some evenings meals are served in the bush rather than the communal dining tent. The lounge tent holds a library and board games. Laundry is handled by the camp, and a personal valet service is available. The kitchen accommodates vegetarian diets, and credit card payment is accepted on site. Airport transfers can be arranged.