The Serengeti National Park is one of the most iconic safari destinations in the world. Whether you want a rustic tent under the stars, a family-friendly lodge, or a five-star luxury suite with a private plunge pool, there’s a perfect Serengeti safari accommodation waiting for you.
To make planning easier, we’ve grouped the best Serengeti lodges and camps by category, location, and budget. From mobile camps that follow the Great Migration to world-class luxury lodges in the Grumeti Reserve, here’s where to stay in Serengeti for an unforgettable safari.
Tented Camps in the Serengeti
If you want to feel close to nature without giving up comfort, Serengeti’s tented camps offer the perfect blend of adventure and style.
- Namiri Plains (Central Serengeti, from $629 pp/night)
Remote yet luxurious, Namiri Plains is famous for its cheetah conservation and breathtaking views across the plains. - Dunia Camp (Central Serengeti, from $494 pp/night)
A warm, intimate camp known for its extraordinary setting and outstanding reviews. - Olakira Migration Camp (Migration Area, from $920 pp/night)
A mobile luxury camp that moves twice a year to follow the Great Migration—intimate, personal, and always in the right place. - Lemala Ewanjan Tented Camp (Central Serengeti, from $429 pp/night)
Located in the game-rich Seronera area, offering a mix of classic safari atmosphere and private plunge pools. - Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp (Migration Area, from $745 pp/night)
One of the first mobile migration camps in Serengeti, offering an authentic safari vibe with a touch of rustic charm. - Lemala Kuria Hills (Northern Serengeti, from $629 pp/night)
Perfectly placed near the Mara River for river crossings, featuring glass-fronted suites with plunge pools. - Roving Bushtops (Migration Area, from $2,174 pp/night)
Ultra-luxury mobile camp that follows the migration—glamping on another level. - Serengeti Bushtops Camp (Serengeti Mara, from $1,029 pp/night)
Known for panoramic views, tented comfort, and full-day safaris. - Entara Olmara Camp (Central Serengeti, from $659 pp/night)
Offers unique sleep-out platforms overlooking wildlife at the only permanent waterhole in the area.
Serengeti Safari Lodges
For those who prefer spacious suites, swimming pools, and lodge-style comfort, Serengeti’s lodges combine safari adventure with relaxation.
- Four Seasons Serengeti Safari Lodge (Central, from $902 pp/night)
Five-star comfort with spa, infinity pool, gourmet dining, and incredible views of wildlife. - Singita Sasakwa Lodge (Grumeti, from $2,360 pp/night)
An opulent lodge with private cottages and sweeping views—ultimate exclusivity. - One Nature Nyaruswiga (Central, from $1,654 pp/night)
Elegant suites with panoramic Serengeti views, ideal for couples and families. - Taasa Lodge (Northern Serengeti, from $819 pp/night)
Luxury lodge in a remote area, perfect for those seeking privacy and night safaris. - Mwiba Lodge (Southern Serengeti/Ndutu, from $1,939 pp/night)
Designer-style suites in pristine wilderness, with game drives, walking safaris, and helicopter tours. - Mbali Mbali Soroi Lodge (Western Corridor, from $370 pp/night)
A family-friendly option with warm hospitality and prime access to wildlife. - Siringit Serengeti Camp (Central, from $547 pp/night)
Affordable elegance—offering serenity, authenticity, and a classic safari atmosphere.
Ultra-Luxury Safari Retreats
For the ultimate Serengeti safari, these lodges and camps offer all-inclusive luxury, private guides, world-class dining, and top migration locations.
- Singita Mara River Tented Camp (Mara, from $2,045 pp/night)
Just six luxury tents overlooking the Mara River—perfect for Great Migration crossings. - &Beyond Klein’s Camp (Lobo & Loliondo, from $1,050 pp/night)
Private, exclusive camp with night drives and Maasai cultural experiences. - &Beyond Grumeti River Lodge (Western Corridor, from $1,250 pp/night)
Stylish riverside lodge offering prime wildlife viewing and relaxation. - Sanctuary Kusini Camp (Southern Serengeti, from $945 pp/night)
Remote and peaceful, perfect for escaping the crowds. - Singita Sabora Tented Camp (Grumeti, from $2,045 pp/night)
Vintage safari style with luxury details in the private Grumeti Reserve. - Singita Faru Faru Lodge (Grumeti, from $2,045 pp/night)
Modern, luxurious suites combined with world-class service. - Nomad Lamai Serengeti (Northern Serengeti, from $817 pp/night)
Authentic safari camp in the Mara region, ideal for river crossings. - &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas (Migration Area, from $1,005 pp/night)
Mobile luxury tents moving with the migration for the best wildlife encounters.
Choosing by Season – Where to Stay for the Great Migration
- Dec–March (Calving Season): Southern Serengeti & Ndutu – stay at Kusini, Mwiba, or Olakira.
- April–June (Western Corridor): Grumeti River lodges – Mbalageti, Singita Grumeti, Sabora.
- July–Oct (River Crossings): Northern Serengeti/Mara – Lemala Kuria Hills, Singita Mara, Lamai.
- Year-Round: Central Serengeti (Seronera) – Namiri Plains, Dunia Camp, Four Seasons.
Serengeti Safari Accommodation Prices
- Budget camps & lodges: from $350–$500 per person/night.
- Mid-range tented camps: $500–$800 per person/night.
- Luxury lodges: $900–$2,500+ per person/night.
👉 Average 5–7 day Serengeti safari package costs between $2,000–$6,000 per person, depending on lodge type and season.
Final Thoughts
Choosing the right Serengeti lodge or camp is one of the most important parts of planning your African Serengeti safari. If you want intimacy and authenticity, mobile camps are perfect. If you prefer full comfort and facilities, lodges and luxury camps are your best bet.
At Otto Safari Guide, we help you match your budget and travel style to the right accommodation—whether you’re following the Great Migration or seeking a family-friendly retreat.
