Serengeti Kati Kati Tented Camp is a mobile camp in the central Serengeti, built to tread lightly. Every part of its infrastructure can be packed up and moved, and the camp’s guiding principle is to leave nothing behind on the plains.
The spirit is that of a classic bush camp, with today’s comforts, under canvas. Days revolve around game drives with your driver-guide, and the camp is a relaxed, unfussy base to return to as the light fades. For an early start with a difference, hot air balloon flights over the plains can be arranged at an extra cost, followed by breakfast in the bush.
Meals are served in two dining tents. Each evening a campfire is lit nearby, and guests gather around it for drinks and appetisers before dinner, watching the sky darken over the savannah.
Night belongs to the wild here. Buffalo and hyenas have been known to pass through camp after dark, so guests don’t walk around alone once the sun has set. It is all part of the thrill of sleeping in the heart of the Serengeti.
ACCOMMODATION
The tents are all at ground level, each with a private porch looking out over the savannah. They are roomy and comfortable, with a choice of a double bed or twin beds, mosquito nets and mineral water. Bathrooms have a hot bucket shower and a flush toilet, keeping water use low without losing comfort.
The family tent is made up of two interconnected tents that share a bathroom and a private porch, giving families space to spread out while staying close together.
Serengeti Kati Kati Tented Camp is a mobile camp in the central Serengeti, overlooking open savannah, and its exact site can shift within the area. Seronera Airstrip is around 40 minutes away, with daily scheduled flights from Arusha taking about 50 minutes. By road, the journey from Arusha takes between five and ten hours, depending on where the camp is pitched. The Olduvai Gorge Museum and the Grumeti River are both around two hours away along a scenic route.
Speak to a specialist for availability and pricing.
