Kubu Kubu Tented Camp is suitably located in the Serengeti to ensure guests have access to outstanding wildlife experiences, breathtaking views of rocky outcrops and open savannahs, and close to the Grumeti River and famous Olduvai Gorge. Comprising contemporary design with distinctive African influences, this bright Camp offers a warm welcome with understated luxury. The location means that guests have a chance to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration if visiting at the relevant time of year.
The main area boasts a wonderful lounge area set up with comfortable sofas, with an adjacent dining area that serves tasty meals created by talented chefs. The large terrace overlooking the plains of the Serengeti presents incredible and unforgettable views. There is a stunning swimming pool and in the evening, guests can gather around the cozy campfire and share stories of their safari experiences of that day. Indulging in a massage treatment of choice is definitely on the cards, there is a gym and guests can take some time to browse in the small gift shop.
Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge is located in the central Serengeti, with the closest airstrip, Seronera, located 50 miles away. Flights will take approximately 90 minutes from Arusha with a road journey taking around six hours from Arusha. Guests will be transferred through the wilderness to Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge, a journey of around thirty minutes.
The 25 luxury tents at Kubu Kubu Tented Camp comprise a solid entrance with the tented living space set up on a raised platform, all with a private deck that offers panoramic views of the incredible landscape. There are Suites, Interconnecting Rooms, and Quadruple Rooms. The decor is a combination of subtle beiges and creams in contrast to the wooden floors and blending in with the canvas walls and ceiling. There is a mosquito net over the beds, a tea/coffee-making station, a fan, and mineral water for guests to enjoy. The beautiful en-suite bathrooms have a vanity, toilet, and bathtub, with the unique feature of an outdoor shower.
