Follow the migration from river to grassland and back again

Moving with the motions of the Great Migration, Olakira Migration Camp ensures spectacular wildlife-viewing opportunities of one of the most dramatic events to take place in the natural world. Watch with bated breath as herds of wildebeest cross the Mara River infested with crocodiles, and as calves are stalked by cheetah and lion on the Serengeti Plains.
 
Following the perennial circle of life, the Great Migration has long been revered as one of the most awe-striking sights to behold in the animal kingdom. The murky waters of the Mara River tell a tale of bloodshed and triumph as its banks are flooded with hippos, crocs, and passing herds of wildebeest and ungulates. You can look forward to spending unforgettable nights under the stars: The mesh-covered stargazing tents combine the comfort of sleeping inside with enjoying a 270-degree view of the night sky and listening to the sounds of wildlife.

The camp’s nine stargazing tents (including a family tent) blend seamlessly with their environment. Sleep peacefully in your king-size beds, or enjoy a sundowner from the chaise lounge on your private verandah. The trees surrounding the camp are dotted with flickering lanterns, adding an ethereal air to your fleeting nomadic existence.

Olakira Migration Camp Highlights

  • Located in the remote Soit Le Motonyi region of the central Serengeti with your closest neighbour at least 45 minutes away
  • This landscape is the seasonal home to the Great Migration and some of the continent’s highest concentrations of hyena
  • Nine en-suite tents with king-size beds and a private verandah, including a family tent
  • Rooms have uninterrupted views of the surrounding plains
  • One of the last true wildernesses of the Serengeti & an amazing stargazing experience

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