Sanctuary Kichakani Serengeti Camp moves between 2 different locations during the year, following the migration as it travels across the Serengeti plains, offering guests access to this incredible spectacle. The canvas-constructed camp has little impact on the environment, casting a lighter ecological shadow when moved.
The camp is situated in the Southern Serengeti plains from the beginning of December until the end of March, about a 10-15 minute drive from Serengeti South Airstrip.
The main camp features a grand central canopied area where the main tent flows into lounges and dining wings, where you can savour international flavours conjured up by the chef and his team. Evenings can be spent gathered by the traditional fire pit and exchanging stories under starry skies and listening to tales of wildlife encounters from the passionate guides.
Sundowners are a must on any safari, and the perfect way to end the day and take some time to enjoy the magnificnet sunsets of Africa. Enjoy a refreshing drink or a signature cocktail as you celebrate the end of the day, all while being surrounded by thousands of wildebeest and zebras.
Sanctuary Kichakani Serengeti Camp takes the traditional tented camping experience to new heights.
An elegant contemporary take on the classic safari theming, the 10 luxury tents have all been styled with distinction. Each tent has a wooden deck perfect for spending an hour or so in between game drives and sipping on a freshly brewed cup of Tanzania’s finest coffee. The en-suite bathroom features an authentic bucket shower and your personal tent attendant is available around the clock to fill each bucket shower to the perfect temperature.
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Rates Include
Full Board Package: Serengeti National Park fees; all meals; all drinks (excluding premium brands); and a laundry service are included. Game drives are taken with your private driver-guide.
Game Package: Serengeti National Park fees; all meals; all drinks (excluding premium brands); a laundry service; 2 daily shared game viewing activities with a Sanctuary Kichakani guide; and airstrip transfers are included.
Children Policy
Children aged 5 years and older are welcome. Children aged 15 years and younger are required to share with an adult due to safety reasons and are not permitted on walking safaris.
Bush Walks / Walking Safaris
Children aged 15 years and younger are not permitted on walking safaris. A guided walk can last a couple of hours and involve walking over uneven terrain that may contain dangerous wildlife in potentially high temperatures. Guests may need to move quickly and for a sustained period through rough bush terrain if instructed to do so by their guide.
Regardless of age, the final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and lodge manager.
General Information For Guests
All tents are 'under canvas' with wooden decks, en-suite bathrooms and indoor bucket shower, mosquito nets, tea/coffee making facilities, a safe and a seating area. There are also electrical power points and a hairdryer in each tent. A personal tent attendant is available around the clock to fill each bucket shower to the perfect temperature. A torch is also provided, as well as complimentary mosquito repellent.
The main guest area includes a bar, guest lounge and a dining area.
Meals are prepared by the camp chef and consist of international flavours and traditional dishes.
Complimentary laundry and internet access is also available at the camp.
A typical day on safari here will be as follows:
05:30 - Wake up call
06:00 - Breakfast at camp
06:30 - Depart for morning game drive
12:00 - Lunch at the camp or a bush picnic lunch while out on a full day safari
16:00 - Depart for afternoon game drive
19:30 - Dinner
Any extras can be paid for with US Dollars, Sterling and Euros however change will be given in local currency. Please note that there are NO credit card facilities in the camp.
Bush Walks / Walking Safaris
Children aged 15 years and younger are not permitted on walking safaris. A guided walk can last a couple of hours and involve walking over uneven terrain that may contain dangerous wildlife in potentially high temperatures. Guests may need to move quickly and for a sustained period through rough bush terrain if instructed to do so by their guide.
Regardless of age, the final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and lodge manager.
