The name Serengeti stems from the Maasai word 'siring' referring to 'endless plains', and that's really what it is. The Serengeti National Park is vast, stretching from the endless grass plains in the south to the woodlands in the north up to the Kenyan border.
The park is 15 000 square km, which covers about half of Belgium and the Serengeti eco-system as a whole is virtually the same size as Belgium. Sayari Camp is a seasonal Serengeti safari camp that follows the migration.
The wildebeest migration is the largest concentration of wildlife in the world, thought to be more than 3 million. Over a million Wildebeest move annually from the southern plains, where they give birth in January - March, to the Maasai Mara in the north, and back, accompanied by Zebra and other migratory mammals. Lion, Cheetah, Hyena, Hunting Dog and Crocodiles make sure only the strongest survive.
This Serengeti safari camp in Tanzania offers the unique combination of prime wildlife viewing, walking safaris and fly camping and interaction with local cultures (Maasai, Wakuria) just outside the Serengeti National Park.
- Listed in Conde Nast’s “Hot List” of Best New Hotels in the world 2010
- Winner of Tanzania Tourism Tour Operator Sustainable Tourism /Lodges and Camps Award 2010
