Sayari Camp

(Serengeti National Park - Tanzania)

General Description
The landscape of the northern Serengeti is one of the best kept secrets of African safaris. Far from the tourist track, the area offers undisturbed exploration, with off-road driving still allowed in some parts. Endless rolling plains and riverine woodlands are home to lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, large herds of antelope and many, many other animals. The stunning Mara River, filled with hippos and crocodiles, cuts through this land and hosts one of the greatest spectacles nature has to offer: the dramatic wildebeest crossings of the Mara River. Between mid July and November, the Great Migration typically visits the area and crosses the Mara River back and forth in search of green grass.

Sayari Camp has been designed to strike the perfect balance between luxury and immersion in the extensive Serengeti.  Far away from any other sign of human life, the Sayari camp crew ensures that every guest feels at home in this remote location. The camp's naturalist guides offer a wealth of knowledge on the wonderful surrounding land and its inhabitants.

The camp was chosen as one of Africa's "Special Places" by Africa Geographic.

Accommodation
The 8 spacious guest tents blend perfectly into the surrounding landscape while the dining area, lounge area and campfire create an ideal bush setting. Each tent is beautifully designed with original and traditional cloth and furniture, and each is furnished with a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom and a private verandah with a comfortable couch, overlooking the Serengeti.

Dining
Sayari Camp's talented cook offers guests a fusion of European cuisine with authentic African elements. Bush meals are also a part of the culinary experience.

Facilities
- Lounge
- Dining area
- Bar

Activities
- Game drives
- Walking safaris

Environmental Policy
The Honeyguide Foundation is a grassroots organization dedicated to community support and to the conservation of wildlife. The Foundation is trying to cover a wide range of different projects. These projects include education support, funding health care, supporting small local, eco-friendly businesses and initiating land use plans. The Foundation is also responsible for environmental initiatives that aim to conserve community resources, and raise conservation awareness.