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Serengeti Migration Camp by Elewana

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Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp is a permanent 5-star luxury tented safari lodge beautifully hidden among rocky outcrops in the north-central sector of the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. The property consists of 20 lavish, elevated canvas pavilions built on wooden decks, delivering a rich blend of classic bush elegance and premium convenience. Each expansive tent is richly appointed with polished wooden floors, leather armchairs, writing desks, and private 360-degree wraparound verandas that allow travelers to soak in the raw sights and sounds of the surrounding wilderness. The main camp area expands on this luxury with a multi-level split lounge, a swimming pool, exceptional dining spaces overlooking the landscape, and a sunset deck ideal for evening cocktails.
The lodge is strategically situated right next to the Grumeti River, a prominent natural landmark famous for its large population of resident, wallowing hippos. This location serves as an exceptional vantage point during mid-year (specifically around July) when the colossal herds of the Great Wildebeest Migration push north toward the Mara River, and again when they return south around November. Because it is a permanent lodge rather than a mobile outfit, it offers excellent year-round resident game viewing, top-tier low-impact walking safaris, and high-end hot air balloon excursions. Logistically, it is easiest to access via light aircraft arriving at the Lobo Airstrip, which sits just a 40-minute scenic game drive away from the camp.

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