Siringit Migration Camp by Mantis

We had a wonderful 4-night stay at the Siringit Migration Camp. Our tent was fantastic, the common areas are nice, all meals were wonderful, and the complete staff was excellent. Our guide Eugene did an exceptional job – yes, we saw the wildebeests crossing the Mara – and our stay included an amazing hot air balloon trip.

Our time spent at Serengit Camp was absolutely amazing!! From our safari driver, Chacha to Nickson who protects you while you sleep! He keeps the animals away!! Also, John and Christopher!! And we can’t forget Issac. Wonderful people full of love and as we say in Hawaii lots of aloha!!!!

A phenomenal place to stay in the vast and beautiful Serengeti National Park. Not only were the rooms lovely and spacious, but the beds were SO comfortable! I slept like a baby there with the sounds of nature serenading me. The service was impeccable. Isaac, the manager, was friendly, helpful, and always had a smile on his face. They sang and danced for us during dinner and everyone looked like they were having a blast. The food was excellent. I cannot believe they take that whole camp up to the north for the migration and then back down to the south. It's an incredible task, and it seems they do it with pride and excellence. Highly recommend.

This is a unique beautiful camp. The space between the tents almost gives the illusion of camping in isolation!! The view overlooking Ndutu lake is my favourite view in Tanzania. It really is gorgeous. The food was good and the choice of beverages more than sufficient. The manager only appears when you arrive and when you leave. This distance and lack of willingness to communicate with guests led to distinct lack of the warmth we experienced in all our other camps. A shame as it has the potential to be an outstanding camp.

This is such a special place. Just absolute heaven on earth. The people are so warm and wonderful, every little detail is thoughtfully attended to - it feels like home in the best possible way. Jackson took amazing care of us and we had three incredible guides during our five night stay - Muhammad, James, and Tito. All three were stellar - we saw the wildebeest crossing three times and every animal possible except the rhino (which is so rare that we did not expect to encounter one). Everything from leopard to cheetahs to hippos to twelve lions! The jeeps are open and so nice. The food is outstanding - I am still dreaming about the butternut squash soup and plum jam. The tents are unbelievably luxurious and the beds are so comfortable that we slept through a lion killing a zebra (and the subsequent pack of hyenas) just one tent over. You truly are right in the thick of it - we had zebras so close to our tent one night that we could hear them chewing. I don’t know why you would stay anywhere else. Book it!

Never seen a tent quite like this one! It was amazing. At night we could hear the lion's roaring, but not to worry as they have very capable Maasai warriors on guard from dusk to dawn. Food was unbelievably delicious, 3 course meals in the wilderness. The animals were amazing to see. We saw thousands of wildebeests teaching their babies how to cross the lake in preparation for the migration when they have to cross a river of crocodiles in the fall. When we arrived there was a giraffe in camp. If you go to the Serengeti you must stay here!