Singita’s commitment to conservation began alongside its creation. Poaching threatened the Singita Grumeti Reserve, and a dedicated anti-poaching unit was formed alongside the first lodges. Today, with 112 scouts patrolling the land, poaching is a rarity. This success allows endangered species like leopards, cheetahs, rhinos, and elephants to thrive. It also ensures year-round exceptional game viewing for guests, whose visits directly fund the reserve’s sustainability. This beautiful cycle of conservation and tourism is a true win-win!
Bordering the Serengeti’s Western Corridor, Grumeti Reserves spans a vast 400,000 acres of pristine wilderness. Witness the awe-inspiring Great Migration unfold annually as millions of animals traverse this iconic route. Committed to exceptional luxury safaris, the reserve offers a choice of two sophisticated lodges and a tented camp, each catering to discerning travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.
Private Game Reserve
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Singita boasts a trio of exceptional lodges, each a prime contender for the title of most luxurious. Choosing among them becomes a delightful challenge, a testament to their unparalleled experiences.
Sasakwa Lodge
Immerse yourself in Edwardian grandeur at Sasakwa Lodge. Stone cottages with deep verandas and high ceilings offer timeless elegance. Unwind by your private infinity pool, suspended above the plains and wildlife. Bedrooms, tastefully decorated with dark wood, leather, and crisp linens, evoke the spirit of early 1900s safaris, while imported chandeliers and handcrafted furniture add a touch of sophistication. Sasakwa Lodge seamlessly blends luxury with the untamed wilderness experience.
Sabora Tented Camp
Travel back in time to Sasakwa Lodge, where Edwardian elegance meets untamed wilderness. Stone cottages boast deep verandas, high ceilings, and private infinity pools, offering breathtaking views of the plains teeming with wildlife. Inside, tastefully decorated bedrooms with dark wood, leather, and crisp linens evoke the spirit of early 1900s safaris. Imported chandeliers and handcrafted furniture add a touch of sophistication, creating a seamless blend of luxury and adventure.
Farufaru River Lodge
Perched on a gentle slope, Faru Faru River Lodge offers breathtaking vistas of the Grumeti River and a teeming waterhole. Each of the eight air-conditioned suites boasts a private deck and picture window, creating a seamless connection between your luxurious haven and the untamed beauty outside. Unwind in the comfort of contemporary elegance, complete with a personal spotting scope for wildlife observation. Additionally, a Swahili-inspired “beach” beckons for ultimate relaxation, making Faru Faru your perfect sanctuary amidst the wilderness.
Beyond the thrilling game drives that showcase the abundant wildlife bordering the Serengeti’s north, Singita Grumeti Reserves offers a diverse range of activities to invigorate your spirit. Embark on an adventurous horseback safari at Sasakwa Lodge’s equestrian center, open to guests across all properties. Explore the rugged plains by mountain bike or reconnect with nature on a guided walk. For an unforgettable perspective, soar above the landscape in a hot-air balloon or marvel at the celestial tapestry during a stargazing safari. Alternatively, unwind and rejuvenate at the spa with a relaxing massage, stretch in the yoga pavilion amidst breathtaking views, or try your hand at archery with a Maasai warrior. Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, Singita Grumeti Reserves caters to your desires.
Journey to a remote corner of Nyerere National Park and discover the intimate Nje Bush Camp. This authentic and rustic safari camp offers a truly wild experience, placing you in a pristine and uncrowded wilderness far from the beaten path. Its secluded location makes it the ideal spot for a deep and genuine connection with nature.
The camp’s comfortable, classic safari tents are your peaceful haven, where the only sounds you’ll hear are those of the African bush. From here, you can embark on thrilling game drives to see Nyerere’s diverse wildlife, or get a unique perspective on a walking safari with an expert guide. The camp also specializes in river safaris, allowing you to get up close with hippos, crocodiles, and an incredible array of birdlife. As night falls, the experience culminates with a traditional campfire under a blanket of stars. Nje Bush Camp is the perfect choice for the adventurous traveler seeking an exclusive and pure safari adventure.
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.
A canvas sanctuary poised at the intersection of golden plains and the storied Mara River, Nyasi offers an unrivaled vantage point for nature’s most cinematic event: the Great Migration’s river crossings. Here, the air vibrates with the rhythmic thundering of the herds, and extraordinary encounters unfold with effortless frequency.
Situated within the prestigious Lamai Wedge, the camp’s deliberate remoteness offers an atmosphere of profound seclusion—a rare and coveted luxury that grants you private access to the otherwise bustling northern Serengeti. In this pristine corner of the wild, the spectacle is yours alone to witness.
