Ikoma Safari Camp is a permanent tented camp in the Serengeti Ikoma region in Tanzania. The Camp is located on the main wildebeest migration route between the Serengeti and the Masai Mara. It is raised up on the side of an impressive bush with broad scattered acacia trees in the endlees savana.

The migration seasons at camp are centred around June to October when the herds pass trough the area. Game-viewing from the breakfast terrace can be superb. Additionally there is good resident game throughout the year, especially zebras, wilderbeest, impalas, giraffes and elephants.

The Camp has a real commitment with the environment. All camp is runed by solar energy, we have our borehold to take the water that is runned by a solar pump.Hot water is runned by solar tanks. Electricity is runned by solar panels. We have each room with solar panels, to provide independent energy and also the rooms can be connected to and auxiliary solar system in case of any trouble.

The trip of a lifetime The Meliá Serengeti Lodge possesses all the ingredients to satisfy your passion for travel and adventure: the perfect location in a national park, a comfortable design, and a unique atmosphere that will make you feel part of your surroundings.Blend into the surroundings A two-storey building that stands on a natural terrace offering beautiful views of the Serengeti and the romantic sunsets perfumed by the wide variety of flowering plants.

We are best described by our name, Mbali Mbali – a Swahili phrase meaning “Far Far Away”. Mbali Mbali is a collection of five stunning lodges in one of Africa’s ultimate natural treasures; Tanzania. Each location has been carefully selected for their unique experiences, across incredibly diverse ecological areas,

The camp’s remote and unspoilt setting in 98,000 acres of untouched wilderness in northern Tanzania includes access to some of the world’s most prized and private game-viewing opportunities, including breathtaking views of the renowned migratory route traversed annually by more than a million wildebeest.

The epitome of sustainable tourism, Singita Mara River Tented Camp consciously seeks to eliminate the unnecessary use of energy and non-biodegradable materials. In keeping with this philosophy, it operates off the grid and relies entirely on a custom-designed solar system for its power and the use of recycled and natural materials wherever possible.

Functional design elements and airy spaces encourage guests to continuously connect with nature, allowing for complete relaxation and an authentic sense of peace and calm.