Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp

I went with a group of 25 and it was amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The food was top tier and I had probably had the best meals ever, especially under the stars food was amazing. The service was incredible with all the staff being amazing. Also we had the most fun time watching the euros in the staff area. The rooms were amazing as the trees tops were so cool!

If you want to be “wowed” you have to stay here! The moment you arrive you will see the most beautiful views of a river filled with hippos. You will see amazing wildlife just sitting in the patio while you enjoy dinner or beautiful sundowners. The camp feels so safe and secure even though wildlife can be seen right next to tents. They have security that keeps an eye on the grounds. The guest advisors are wonderful. Always there to wave you off on your game drives and always there to welcome you back with a nice refreshing drink. We had Julus and he was always there with a smile and ready to help with whatever we needed. The room was so comfortable and unique and the beds so comfy especially after a busy day spotting animals. Be ready for delicious foods. Every meal is amazing and again the view from dinner is breathtaking.

Excellent amenities with a superb Staff! An excellent base for your Safari! Although it was a long drive to get here, it was well worth the time. Nice ("Ni-see") was our driver and guide throughout our stay, providing great view of the migration crossing of the Mara River. She is one of two female guides in the Serengeti, and a wealth of cultural knowledge. Special shout outs to Saumu (Mgr), Charles (Assist Mgr), and Little John, the best Butler in Tanzania. Don't miss the sunsets and sundowner drinks on the deck, it is spectacular. Food was outstanding, both from a taste and presentation view. Lunches are provided during long days in the field with full setups for a picnic. There are no fences on the property, so you will hear and may encounter animals, particularly at night. Hippos are known for their grunting, and baboons for their barking. If you're a light sleeper, you may want earplugs.

Absolutely amazing safari tented camp The accommodations were superb and staff beyond attentive We enjoyed three nights of fabulous dinners all in different locations on the property Sunset cocktails on the upper deck started our very leisurely evenings After our safari outing we were greeted with cool fragrant hand towels The best part was watching the elephants stroll between the tents munching away while we ate our lunch

I visited the Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp in July.  Simply put, it was FABULOUS!  Kudos to those who designed the daily operation of this camp. The ENTIRE staff, rooms, grounds, cuisine, and the facility were AWESOME! This company left no stone unturned.   First, I must mention the warm welcome we received daily!  My fellow travelers and I were touched by the greetings and send-offs we received each time we left or returned to the camp.  Upon arrival, we found the staff in full uniform with big smiles on their faces.  They were waving to us as if we were their family members coming to visit. Then, each day when we left for our excursions, they stood outside and waved goodbye. That gesture made us feel special! Second, I must commend the kitchen staff! The chef performed magic with the dishes he prepared daily. The quality of the food, its freshness, taste, and the presentation were epic!  Each day, fourteen of my fellow travelers and I looked forward to seeing what would be served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additionally, the ENTIRE dining staff made us feel as if each meal we received was given individualized attention.  I have to give a special “shout-out” to Mussa and Rashid.  They learned that I am allergic to nuts and EACH time they served me, they would state that my meal had "NO NUTS". They made me feel that my safety and health mattered, all while serving me a delicious meal. Additionally, when we ate lunch outdoors, the food was healthy, fresh, and delicious. The plates, cloth napkins, silverware, glasses, and the latched jars used for storing the food reminded us of the importance of protecting the environment. NO PAPER OR PLASTIC PRODUCTS WERE USED! The rooms and grounds were IMMACULATE and beautiful. The beds were comfortable and thank the Lord the showers had hot water. At night when the temperature dropped, we were given hot water bottles and blankets to keep us warm. During the day when it was hot, we had a fan.  I would describe the camp as “high-end rustic" or a "luxury camp.”  The atmosphere was VERY nice and we were pleased. I would be remiss if I failed to mention that EVERY member of the staff did everything they could to make our stay a memorable experience.  For instance, Rose (made certain that my roommate and I were comfortable and our room was cleaned daily.  Margaret, Said, and the Manager (don’t know his name) were simply amazing! My roommate and I had a small issue with one of the electrical outlets and Remmy quickly took care of that. Honestly, I was a bit apprehensive about the possibility of seeing animals roaming the camp. However, it was reassuring to have several individuals to escort us to and from our rooms. They were ALL wonderful! Each escort was friendly and seemed to have a genuine love and respect for the animals.  Moses was the guide for the jeep I rode in during our game drive.  After driving through the vast land of the Serengeti, I feel Moses led us through a “Promised Land”  (LOL). He

I cannot fault this amazing place. From the moment you are picked up from the plane with a picnic, hot and cold drinks, then welcomed by the staff at the camp, to the game drives and game drivers, the food, the accommodation, the location. It was utter perfection. Nothing was too much trouble. The care and attention that every guest was afforded was second to none. My husband and I have been lucky enough to have been on two safaris before but bringing our 18 yr old twins to this camp in the Serengeti was by far the best camp and safari experience. It is in a quieter part of the Serengeti (in terms of lodges, not animals) - this means that when you see an animal you don’t have a flurry of other jeeps surrounding it as well. Very much you and your guide, learning about the animals, quietly appreciating the beauty of what you are observing. The camp is by a river where you can see and hear the hippos honking at night - just glorious. The tented accommodation was 5* comfort. You are at one with nature. We had a herd of elephants pass through the camp on our first day at lunchtime. We watched them from the restaurant, munching away at the trees, protecting their babies. We couldn’t go back to our rooms as the elephants were surrounding them for a while but eventually accompanied back by the security staff and we could sit and watch them and hear them close by still. Magical. The food is outstanding - fresh menu to choose from every lunch and evening but if you didn’t fancy that they could cater to your needs. The warmth of the staff made you feel like it was the most precious place to stay. Beautiful views and sounds all around you. We went on a walking safari which was also spectacular (won’t give any spoilers away here). I honestly can’t recommend this piece of perfection in one of the most incredible places in the world. Please go :)