Lying along the banks of the Ngarenanyuki River in the central-eastern Serengeti, the beautiful Serengeti Sametu Camp presents a tranquil escape, immersing guests in a space that perfectly brings together luxury and nature. The main area is beautifully set up with a large lounge area boasting comfortable chairs and decor influenced by local Tanzanian culture and art.
The bar is fully stocked and set up in the corner of the lounge. The dining area presents beautiful tables set with white tablecloths that compliment the tall, cream canvas ceilings, meals served having been created with local ingredients and flavors as well as an international flare.
There is a beautiful outside sitting area laid out on slasto paving and open to incredible views of the surrounding bush. There is a tranquil swimming pool at the main Camp area and guests have an option of indulging in a relaxing spa treatment of choice. Guests can browse through a small gift shop and those seeking a cultural experience can enjoy a visit to a nearby local village.
The Serengeti Sametu Camp is located in the central Serengeti National Park, near the Ngare Nanyuki River and the Seronera Airstrip. The drive from the Airstrip to the Camp is 16 miles through the Park, a chance for guests to see wildlife on the way. If guests want to drive from Arusha, the journey will take around seven hours.
The 14 Standard Tents can be configured into double or twin bedding and all boast a breathtaking view over the plains of the Serengeti. The tents are luxurious with classic African decor and art on the walls, with beautiful wooden flooring and canvas walls and ceilings. There is a small sitting area plus a small table and chair and the wonderful deck offers incredible views from the privacy of the tents. There are two Family Suites that are connected by a walkway. The en-suite bathrooms have double vanities, a toilet, and a shower. There is a safe for guests to store their valuables, a working table, and WiFi. There are wonderful bathroom amenities, slippers, and dressing gowns, for guests to use during their stay. There is a small sitting area in the tent, and a small writing desk and chair. Bright, glass-covered lights hang from the ceiling near the beds and a neutral-colored rug covers the wooden floor. There is a tea/coffee-making station, a space to hang clothing, and a safe for guests to store their valuables. Bathrooms are all en-suite with a double vanity, toilet, and shower, plus the use of refreshing bathroom amenities.
