Grumeti: A segment of the Great Migration

Guests at Singita Serengeti House may see the workings of nature from the spacious balcony and infinity pool that overlook the verdant, acacia-studded plains.  This exclusive-use, family-friendly villa in the Grumeti Reserves—part of the larger Serengeti ecosystem and a seasonal habitat for the Great Migration—accommodates up to eight guests and includes a dedicated game-viewing vehicle, guide, tracker, cook, and household staff.

The Serengeti is a region inhabited by the Big Five.  Visitors converge on its vast, game-rich plains in large numbers, eager to observe the wildlife that renders Tanzania a ‘must-see’ destination.  The Great Migration, a recurring life cycle occurring between the Serengeti and the adjacent Maasai Mara, transpires in the region around mid-year.

Guests at Serengeti House are presented with limitless entertainment.  Engage in swimming, archery practice, spa treatments, and tennis throughout the day, while nights are ideal for wine tasting and outdoor dining with views of the adjacent watering hole.  Children of all ages are invited and will undoubtedly find the arts and crafts, mini ranger program, and butterfly catch, identification, and release activities engaging.