Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park has long been a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts, but now it is also becoming a hotspot for luxury travelers. With the recent opening of two new properties and a third in development, visitors can now enjoy high-end accommodations while experiencing the beauty of the park.
Situated in the northern Serengeti near the Kogatende Airstrip, One Nature Mara River Lodge offers guests a luxurious experience in the heart of nature. The lodge features seven villas, including a two-bedroom presidential villa, with stunning views of the Great Migration River Crossing. Each villa is designed with contemporary African aesthetics and includes private heated pools, outdoor lounge areas, and ecofriendly amenities such as solar-powered air conditioners. Guests can indulge in exclusive game drives, hot air balloon safaris, walking safaris, and nature-based wellness experiences. Rates at the lodge start at $1,653 per night for a one-bedroom villa, providing guests with the ultimate safari experience.
For those seeking a more exclusive and opulent experience, Singita Milele is a five-bedroom villa located on Sasakwa Hill. With panoramic views of the 350,000-acre Grumeti Reserve, the villa offers bespoke design inspired by the surrounding wildlife. Each suite within the villa features unique layouts and special features, while shared spaces include a cinema room, fitness center, and heated spa pools. Guests can enjoy private game drives, guided walks, wellness treatments, and curated wine tastings during their stay. Rates at Singita Milele start at $26,250 per night for up to 10 guests, making it a lavish retreat for those looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Serengeti.
Scheduled to open in July 2025, TAASA Migration Camp is a mobile tented camp designed to follow the Great Migration throughout the Serengeti. The camp will consist of 12 suites, including options for families and groups, and will offer unlimited game drives, hot air balloon safaris, a lounge, bar tent, outdoor fire pit, and souvenir shop. TAASA Migration Camp will move between the Kogatende, Ndutu, and Musabi Plains regions throughout the year, ensuring guests have the opportunity to witness the migrating herds up close. Rates for the camp start at $905 per person, sharing, making it an accessible luxury option for those looking to experience the wonders of the Serengeti in comfort.
Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park is not only a natural wonder but also a hub for luxury accommodations. With new properties offering high-end amenities and personalized experiences, visitors can now enjoy the beauty of the park in style. From private villas with heated pools to mobile tented camps following the Great Migration, there is something for every luxury traveler looking to explore the diverse landscapes and wildlife of the Serengeti.