Laba Migration Camp is a new mobile luxury lodging that follows the Great Wildebeest Migration through the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. From mid-July to late November, the camp moves to the northern Serengeti, providing an ideal position for seeing herds of wildebeest crossing the Mara River.
From mid-December to March, the camp shifts to the southern portion of the Serengeti, not far from Ngorongoro crater, where the wildebeest spread to feed and calve their young, From April to July, the camp moves to the western corridor, where wildebeest begin to gather before migrating north.
It takes approximately 6-7 hours to drive from Arusha town to Serengeti National Park, and 1-2 hours to fly from Arusha to the nearby Kogatende airstrip when the camp is in the north, Grumeti airstrip in the west, and Kusini airstrip in the south, followed by a few minutes transfer to the camp.
Laba Migration Camp has 8 en suite luxurious double tents and 2 family tents that can accommodate a maximum of 22 guests while watching the breathtaking Serengeti plains and wildlife migration.
Tents are well-decorated, elevated on a raised platform, and equipped with en-suite facilities such as clean flushing toilets, bush showers with hot and cold water, sink safari buckets, 24/7 electricity energy, mosquito nets, dressing mirrors, tables and chairs, free toiletries, free bottled water, pillows and white duvets, bathrobes, slippers, and other amenities.
Tents offer verandas and sitting places with stunning views of the wildness, Serengeti plains, and neighboring areas. The tents are outfitted with great clean and cleaned bedding and queen-size beds. The camp offers a crackling fireplace pit where guests may relax and share safari stories and experiences; also, it provides warmth to guests at night and on cold days. Tents offer single beds for individuals, double beds for two people/couples, and family group sleeping arrangements.
Accommodation at Laba Migration Camp
Laba Migration Camp provides several services and facilities, including:
A dining area that provides a variety of meals, including continental and local cuisine, caters to guests’ appetites. The camp provides continental/English breakfast, picnic lunch, and evenings provided by qualified, pleasant, and well-organized personnel, including expert chefs. You can eat wherever you like, whether indoors or outside. They serve bush BBQ dinners overlooking the stars in the sky, as well as bush breakfasts to enjoy the winds and morning sunrises.
A fully stocked bar. The tent features a shared lounge with a variety of beverages, including beers, sodas, wines, and water. Relax on the veranda and enjoy the sounds of the African bush while sipping a cocktail while admiring the spectacular views of the Serengeti plains, wildlife, and surrounding areas. In the evening, you can rest on terraces/sundowners while watching the Serengeti savannah expanses. Laundry and housekeeping services are available, as well as airport transfers and pickups due to the camp’s proximity to the airstrips. There is also plenty of parking space for strolling night safaris. Wifi hotspot internet in the main building allows guests to stay in touch with their families and friends.
The camp offers activities such as hot air ballooning, game viewing, sundowner picnics, nature walks, and visits to surrounding towns, including Masaai.
Serengeti National Park is located in Tanzania, stretching into Kenya’s southern Simiyu region. It includes the Serengeti and Mara ecosystems. The park, which spans 5700 square miles and borders Lake Victoria to the west, is one of Tanzania’s most popular and well-known. The greatest time to visit Serengeti National Park is from June to October because it is the dry season and gives the best wildlife watching when wild beasts are migrating in search of grazing and water. It is the annual migration of wild animals.
The park is home to over 70 large mammals, including buffaloes, elephants, crocodiles, zebras, lions, leopards, impalas, giraffes, and antelopes, as well as 500 bird species such as flamingos, ostriches, grey-breasted spurfowl, Kori bustards, secretary birds, and more. This attracts more tourists to stay for extended periods of time. Activities in the park and lodge include game drives to spot animals, nature walks, hot air balloon rides for 500$ per person, handcraft safaris, camping, flying safaris, cultural visits to villages, bird watching, traditional dances, and wildlife migration.
The park offers a variety of lodgings, including budget, mid-range, and luxury lodges that are handy and inexpensive to all those visiting the Serengeti. Other attractions of the park include Olduvai Gorge, Moru Kopjes, Grumeti River, Seronera River, and many more.
