SERENGETI Sayari Camp

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Highlights
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Mara Crossing
At Sayari, during migration season, you have a very decent chance of catching Wildebeest crossing the Mara River.
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Community Conservation
People from villages bordering the Serengeti are employed in the camp and income from the camp goes towards educating and providing jobs for the villagers.
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Remote Wilderness
Sayari is located in an extremely remote region of the Serengeti, far away from the majority of other lodges and travelers.
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Rustic Bush Luxury
The rustic tents at Sayari are simple but provide all the comforts that the traveller would need.
General information
Sayari is Swahili for universe or planet, capturing the vast plains and endless skies in which the camp is immersed. Sayari Camp was designed to strike the perfect balance between luxury and immersion in the extensive Serengeti. The 8 spacious guest tents blend perfectly into the majestic landscape.
Far away from any other sign of human life, the Sayari camp crew ensures that every guest feels at home in this remote location. Sayari Camp's talented cook offers guests a fusion of European cuisine with authentic African elements. 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 the "Special Places" in Africa by Africa Geographic.
The majestic 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 of the fantastic Serengeti National Park, 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.
Our view
Sayari is one of our favourite Serengeti camps, very remote and offering an unrivalled game viewing experience.
- Harder to access than most lodges but well worth the journey
- We recommend a minimum three-night stay here
- Ideal for those looking for rustic luxury as opposed to a lodge stay
- Sayari is located in prime time game viewing territory- perfect for wildlife enthusiasts
Price
From USD $380.00 per person Add to trip plannerLocation
Sayari is a seasonal camp located in the far North of the Serengeti between July and November before moving south between December and March to the Moru Kopjes region of the Serengeti (or possibly the Ndutu area, depending on the game).
Activities
The remote, vast lands of the northern Serengeti offer undisturbed wildlife watching that stuns even the most experienced Africa travelers. Spectacular Mara River crossings, off-road driving and endless landscapes overflowing with animals, and no humans to be seen, are some of the specialties of this remote and wild paradise. A bush breakfast observing thousands of migrating wildebeest and zebra is a majestic and most memorable experience. Reading, dreaming, drawing, painting, writing and simply contemplating are just some of the activities that Sayari Camp invites you to partake in when in camp. Life just might appear in a different light when you return home after a stay in this enchanted area.
Tents
The 8 spacious guest tents blend perfectly into the majestic landscape. Each tent is beautifully designed with original and traditional cloth and furniture and has a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom and a private veranda with a comfortable couch, overlooking the Serengeti. Lighting in the tent can be made both atmospheric and at reading strength. The spacious bathroom has a shower, double sinks and a ceramic flush toilet that is environmentally friendly.
Northern Serengetti
Far away from the beaten tourist track, the Northern Serengeti offers the unique opportunity to explore the fantastic Serengeti National Park undisturbed. Off-road driving is still allowed in the some parts of the northern Serengeti – unlike in the rest of the park. Endless rolling plains and riverine woodlands are home to lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, and large herds of antelopes amongst many, many others. The stunning Mara River filled with hippos and crocodiles, cuts through this land and hosts one of the greatest spectacles of nature: the dramatic wildebeest migration. 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.




