Wildebeest grazing in the Serengeti	Aerial view of the camp	Camp fire overlooking the Serengeti	Main lodge tent	Main tent interior	Enjoy spotting the abundant game
Tented bedroom	Tent deck

Kichakani Serengeti Camp, Tanzania

Classic luxury tented camp, perfect for enjoying the game-rich Serengeti

Available as part of a tailor-made safari itinerary, created for you by our specialists

Kichakani Serengeti Camp is a small and intimate mobile camp with ten luxury safari tents each with en-suite bathrooms. Following the great wildebeest migration (heading north in July/August or heading back south again in October/November), the camp moves twice a year.

Accommodation

Kichakani has 10 luxury safari tents each with en-suite bathrooms. Your personal tent attendant will fill your bucket shower to the perfect temperature whatever time of day or night. Tents feature hairdryers, plug points, a wooden deck and seating.

Activities & Experiences

There’s a reason why the Serengeti is at the top of every safari wish list. Not only does it play host to the great wildebeest migration, but its wildlife-packed plains offer some of Africa's most rewarding sights. Explore classic safari country where every day you can spot roaming lions, cheetahs and elephants galore. You’ll be treated to buffalo sightings, herds of zebras and giraffe sprinkling the landscape as well as around 500 bird species including ostriches and marabou storks. Its rocky outcrops and rivers offer picturesque backdrops from where

you can watch the action unfold.

Facilities & Services

The main areas of the camp include a dining tent, lounge and bar as well as comfortable sofas placed in specially selected locations around the camp to soak up the best views of the magical Serengeti. Dine under the stars with a three course dinner served to you.

Weather & Seasons

Broadly speaking, June to October is the long dry season, and the 'short rains' are in November and December. These are much lighter than the 'long rains' from March to May when humidity is high. January and February are again dry (the short dry season) and this is another good time to visit.

Getting Here

It's a 3 hour flight to Malta from London followed by a 75 minute transfer, which includes the half hour scenic ferry crossing from Malta, past the uninhabited island of Kemmuna, to Gozo.