Your own luxury home in Africa
The Serengeti in Tanzania is widely regarded as the ultimate destination for wildlife enthusiasts, evoking the Africa that Hemingway imagined when he wrote, “I loved this country and I felt at home; and where a man feels at home, outside of where he’s born, is where he’s meant to go.”
The Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti captures this essence perfectly, providing an unmatched experience amidst the plains, rocky outcrops, and the rich diversity of wildlife. Located in the southern, slightly more arid part of the sprawling Serengeti-Maasai Mara ecosystem, roughly the size of New Hampshire, the Serengeti is often seen as the quintessential African safari location. Its vast expanses, seemingly endless skies, golden landscapes, and ancient serenity enchant visitors. As Elspeth Huxley noted, one might observe a “graceful giraffe, like a tiger lily bending elegantly in the wind,” highlighting the park’s majestic scale and delicate moments of beauty.
Inside Park
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En-suite bathrooms
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Non-Smocking Rooms
The 77 luxurious guest rooms at the Four Seasons Serengeti range from elegantly appointed accommodations to the grand Presidential Villa, including suites and smaller luxury villas. Each room is designed to highlight the breathtaking plains outside, featuring expansive windows and large private terraces, many with their own sparkling dipping pools. Every room ensures the highest level of comfort and modern conveniences, including Wi-Fi, discreet air conditioning, flat-screen televisions, and hypoallergenic pillows, all provided with the Lodge’s signature hospitality.
Guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the infinity pool, or a workout at the fitness center or business center, followed by delightful dining experiences. Options include the Maji Bar and Terrace, the Sundowner Bar, the Boma Grill, Kula’s Restaurant, in-room dining, or a catered picnic during a game drive.
Amenities & in-Room Amenities at Four Seasons Safari Lodge
Our Bush2 City Adventure guide has a profound connection to Tanzania’s Serengeti, and private game drives with him are truly enlightening. This is the Africa of our dreams—a paradise bathed in light and air in their most exceptional forms.
You’ll witness elephants moving as if they have an appointment at the end of the world. Early morning game drives in the cool equatorial air provide opportunities to observe lions as they prepare for their day. It’s awe-inspiring to be close to such powerful creatures, watching them search for prey. Their intense gaze passes right through our vehicles, as if we were mere clouds. Hippos splash in muddy pools, and mile-long streams of wildebeest follow their migratory routes. Over everything is the high, bright sky, foaming with enormous pink, cream-colored, and slate-blue clouds. They are so incandescent that they look as if they have fires inside. These dramatic African clouds appear as though you could scoop them up with a spoon.
The Four Seasons takes pride in showcasing the Serengeti in all its glory—culturally through respectful and enriching visits with the local Maasai, and soulfully through expansive game drives and explorations. Together with our Bush2 City Adventure Safari guide and your inspirations, inclinations, and enthusiasm, we aim to provide a comprehensive and unforgettable experience in the wondrous Serengeti.
Serengeti Sametu Camp is a high-end camp located on the eastern border of the Serengeti Plains, close to the Ngare Nanyukie River. This camp is designed to offer a comfortable and homely experience in the midst of nature, while also providing the chance to sleep and wake up to the natural sounds of the Serengeti Plains. It serves as a luxurious retreat in the midst of one of the world’s most untouched wilderness areas.
In the heart of Zanzibar’s Stone Town, you’ll discover a charming maze of bazaars, bicycles, bas-reliefs, and benches. Stone benches, or bazara, line the narrow streets, perfect for people-watching. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a captivating experience of the idyllic East African island, rich in culture, coffee, spices, and luxurious accommodations like the Park Hyatt, majestically perched on Shangani Beach.
From the hotel, you can easily explore the town’s attractions on foot: the lush Forodhani Gardens with its vibrant street food scene, the Old Fort which has served various purposes since 1699, the Old Dispensary, the Peace Memorial, and the Palace Museums. The bustling spice markets are filled with fragrant, colorful wares, including some of the finest coffee in the world. You might also find beautiful Tanzanian jewelry and visit the birthplace of Farrokh Bulsara, also known as Freddie Mercury of Queen.
No visit is complete without admiring the famous Zanzibari doors, ornately carved wooden masterpieces from the 19th century that are a true sensory delight in Stone Town.