Expedition in the realm of the Great Migration

Perched on the verdant inclines of a tree-studded ridge, Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge offers sweeping vistas of the Serengeti National Park below and easy access to the esteemed Western Corridor and Grumeti River—habitat of the Great Migration and the park’s resident fauna.  Guests are guaranteed an authentic experience in thatched, traditional rondavels and walls embellished with Makonde carvings.

The Serengeti and adjacent Maasai Mara have historically served as the setting for ‘the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth.’  Even when the participants of the Great Migration are not traversing the Serengeti plains, this area remains a prime location for wildlife viewing and is inhabited by the Big 5 throughout the year.  The adjacent Olduvai Gorge, celebrated as the cradle of humanity, is also accessible for visitation in the vicinity.

Guests can savor meals in the dining room, take swims in the infinity pool with views of the park’s plains, and partake in daily game drives across the reserve when not unwinding in the comfort of their rondavel.  Commence a sunrise balloon expedition, succeeded by a bush breakfast, or partake in an outdoor evening while being entertained by native dancers.