Serengeti Kati Kati Camp is located in the game-rich Central Serengeti area, and is the ideal base for exploring the open plains. The camp is also only a 2 hour scenic drive from the historic Olduvai Gorge Museum and also the Western Corridor’s Grumeti River.
The Serengeti National Park offers some of the best wildlife viewing in the world. The annual migration of wildebeest and zebra is one of the Park's great attractions, but throughout the year the Serengeti is excellent for seeing predators such as lion, leopard and cheetah, along with elephant, giraffe, hyena, hippo, rhino, and many varieties of antelopes and birds.
The camp has been designed to cause a minimum impact on the environment. All of the infrastructure is mobile and the philosophy of the company is not to leave anything behind. The electricity is provided by solar panels.
A typical day on safari will start with being brought your morning coffee before your morning game drive. Washbasins are placed outside the tents and filled with hot water so you can freshen up before you begin another day of adventure.
On your return to the camp after a morning game drive you can enjoy a late breakfast or a gourmet picnic lunch (depending on the time you return), followed by a few hours of free time to relax.
Afternoon tea and an afternoon game drive is followed by iced cold drinks served around the campfire, along with appetisers and snacks. Dinner is then served in the cosy mess tent in the centre of the camp.
Accommodation is in 10 safari tents, each with en-suite facilities. The tents are large, with insect proof windows, comfortable beds with fresh linens and duvets, and an outside seating area. There is also one family tent which is made up of 2 connecting tents sharing one bathroom.
The camp is open all year apart from the month of April.
Special offers for longer stays or when booked as part of a longer itinerary may apply - details on request.
In addition to the room rate, guests will also be charged the Serengeti NP Fees (pppn)
Dates
Price
Basis
Type
Nights
1 July 2021 to 31 December 2023
GBP 67 USD 83 ZAR 1,549 EUR 77
per person per night
Standard
1+ nights
In addition to the room rate, guests will also be charged the Serengeti Kati Kati Peak Period Supplement
Dates
Price
Basis
Type
Nights
24 December 2023 to 26 December 2023
GBP 36 USD 45 ZAR 844 EUR 42
per person per night
Standard
1+ nights
31 December 2023 to 1 January 2024
GBP 36 USD 45 ZAR 844 EUR 42
per person per night
Standard
1+ nights
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Rates Include
Serengeti National Park fees; all meals; mineral water; and tea/coffee are included. Game drives are taken with your private driver-guide.
Children Policy
Children of any age are welcome. Rates available on request.
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General Information For Guests
The camp has been designed to cause a minimum impact on the environment. The entire infrastructure is mobile and the philosophy of the company is not to leave anything behind.
All tents have mosquito nets, an en-suite bathroom with a bucket shower, hand basin and flush W/C. The family tent consists of two tents interconnected and a shared bathroom and private porch.
Lighting is supplied by solar lights.
There is a library and lounge tent. A cosy mess tent is located in the centre of the camp where meals are served. The campfire is ready every evening for appetizers and snacks before dinner.
A laundry service is available (additional cost).
There is Wi-Fi at the camp.
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