Accommodations at the camp consist of eight spacious tented suites. Each room has king-sized beds with twin beds available upon request. The en-suite bathrooms come with hot-water safari bucket showers and flushing toilets. The family tent has a king-sized bed and two single beds as well as an en suite bathroom. Private verandas overlook the Serengeti plains and provide the perfect spot to relax and watch the wildlife.

From July to October, the camp is pitched in the northern Serengeti, from November to March, it is in the Kusini area of the southern Serengeti, and from May to mid-July, it is located in the Western Corridor. The camp is perfectly set up for witnessing the annual great migration as millions of wildebeests, gazelles, and zebras move across to Kenya and back again. Not far behind the migrating herds are the Serengeti’s predators, most notably large populations of lion but also including leopard, cheetah, jackal, hyaena, aardwolf, and serval cat. It is also home to approximately seventy large mammals including innumerable gazelle, zebra, and buffalo also graze the grasslands along with notable numbers of elephant and giraffe Encompassing about 12,000-square miles, the Serengeti is one of the oldest ecosystems in the world as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.