Nimali Africa Serengeti Camp is a luxury resort owned and administered by the Nimali Africa Collection, which manages the greatest hotels around Africa. The camp is located near Makoma Hills, in the heart of Tanzania’s wildlife-rich Serengeti National Park. The camp is situated in an exceptional location overlooking the Kopje-dotted plains in the park’s center area. The camp is approximately 6 hours’ drive from Arusha town to Serengeti National Park, or 1-2 hours by flight from Arusha to the nearby Seronera airfield, followed by a 40-minute drive to the camp.
Nimali Africa Serengeti camp features 14 luxury and comfortable elevated en-suite tents on a raised deck overlooking the plains and hills, representing traditional architecture style with grass thatched roofs and a high level of comfort. Tents are well-decorated, elevated on a raised platform, and furnished with en-suite facilities such as clean flushing toilets, bathrooms with hot and cold running water, sinks and showers, solar energy, wood chairs and tables, mosquito netted beds, free toiletries, and complimentary bottled water.
Tents with verandas and wide sitting areas offer stunning views of the Serengeti plains and wildlife in the surrounding locations. Tents provide great clean and laundered bedding, including queen and king-sized poster mattresses. Tent sizes vary, including single beds for individuals, double/twin beds for sharing, and family tents. The camp offers crackling fireplaces where guests can relax and exchange stories and experiences from the safari while enjoying a BBQ and sundowner. It also provides comfort to guests on colder days.
Nimali Africa Serengeti Camp provides several services and facilities, including: A eating room in the main Tent that provides various meals of continental and local cuisine to satisfy guests’ appetites. They offer continental breakfast, picnic lunch, and diners are served by friendly, inviting, and organized staff, including a talented chef. You can eat wherever you like, whether in the bush or at the resort.
They serve bush meals with a view of the stars in the sky, as well as morning breakfast while watching the sunrise. The bar and shared lounge provide a variety of beverages, including beers, sodas, wines, and water. Guests can relax on the terraces and sip cocktails while admiring the stunning views of the Serengeti plains, wildlife, and surrounding areas. In the evening, guests can enjoy the sunset from distant hills.
A swimming pool that cools the scorching Serengeti day, especially after a game drive, with poolside beds, where you rest in the water while sipping a beverage viewing the Serengeti plains and surrounding countryside.
The camp provides laundry and housekeeping services, airport transports and pickups because the lodge is close to the airstrips, and adequate parking space.
The camp offers a wifi hotspot for guests to stay connected with family and friends.
Activities at the Lodge include game drives to see various animals, hot air ballooning, nature walks, bird watching, and walking night safaris.
The Serengeti National Park is located in Tanzania and extends to the southern section of Kenya, encompassing the Serengeti and Mara ecosystems in the Simiyu Region. The park, which spans 5700 square miles and borders Lake Victoria to the west, is one of Tanzania’s most popular and well-known parks. The greatest time to visit Serengeti National Park is from June to October since it is the dry season and gives the best wildlife watching when wild animals are roaming in search of pasture and water. It’s the annual migration of wild beasts. 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 spur fowl, Kori bustards, secretary birds, and more, attracting more tourists to stay for extended periods of time. It costs $60 to access the park.
Activities in the park and lodge include game drives to spot animals, nature walks, hot air balloon rides, handcraft safaris, camping, flying safaris, cultural visits, bird watching, traditional dances, and wildlife migration. The park offers budget, mid-range, and luxury lodges to suit the needs of all visitors to the Serengeti. Other features in the park include Olduvai Gorge, Moru Kopjes, the Grumeti River, the Seronera River, and many more.
