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andBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

8 Tents

16 Guests

Children 12+ Years

Bathtub: No

Air Conditioning: Fan

Pool: No

Spa: Masseuse

No Gym

Currency: Shilling

Travel: All year round

$810 – $1,240

Per Person, Per Night – Fully Inclusive

EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE CONCESSION
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OVER THE SAVANNAH
&BEYOND HOSPITALITY

Experience a classic Tanzanian safari in spectacular solitude and soothing comfort – with only the canvas walls of your tent separating you from the wonder of the Serengeti.

Carefully positioned for close proximity to the wildlife herds of the Great Migration, our two Serengeti Under Canvas camps provide the ultimate viewpoint for this amazing animal spectacle.

With only eight tents nestled at each private campsite, enjoy the indulgence of complete comfort combined with the authenticity of nights spent in the African bush. Each spacious safari tents, each with a double bed, ensuite bathroom, separate w.c and al fresco bucket shower. Redolent of classic safari style, custom-made Indian rugs, crisp linens, sparkling crystal and polished brass lend flair to the simplicity of camping.

Why we like it?
When To Visit?
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WHY WE LIKE IT? &Beyond lodges are all set in beautiful locations. The accommodation and service is always top notch. Klein’s is beautifully appointed with amazing views in every direction.

HOW TO GET THERE? Daily flights from Arusha into the Northern Serengeti.

SPECIAL INTEREST: The plains around Klein’s Camp are always full of wildlife and incredible sightings.

This wildlife-rich area delights at any time of year and the Klein’s concession is famous for its enormous prides of lion, as well as some of the best leopard viewing in Tanzania.

At andBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas game drives are tailored to suit your preference, with a choice between shorter, twice-daily drives or one long all-day game drive with a stop for a picnic lunch. The annual movements of the camps are carefully planned to anticipate the progress of the Great Migration, so you should not have to travel too far to see the vast herds. However, if the Migration has moved off or the dramatic river crossings are in progress, you may choose to spend more time on the vehicle in order to maximise your chances of seeing this incredible phenomenon. When the Migration herds are not within easy reach, the camps remain in some of the most remote and beautiful corners of the Serengeti, with game drives setting off in search of the exceptional resident game. This will allow for some magnificent, private game viewing, while there may be significantly more vehicles present during the Migration months, particularly at river crossings. As you may be spending most of the day on the move, our safari vehicles are closed, with roll-down canvas windows and pop-top roofs. Game drives are conducted in the Serengeti National Park, so off-roading and night drives are not permitted.