Updates from Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp

Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp will have some refurbishment done over the coming months; all the tents are to have new hyrax proof flysheets. As cute as these little creatures are, they enjoy the shelter provided between tent and flysheet; we’d like to persuade them to take their rest elsewhere.

Elewana Collection has invested heavily in our guide training to ensure they are at the top of their field, in our continued efforts to make sure guests have a superior experience when they stay at an Elewana property. As part of our continued training, we recently sent a number of our walking guides to South Africa for six weeks to learn from leading professionals in the Industry at Royal Malewane.

Elewana Collection is delighted to announce it has a number of new trails to explore on foot for those who enjoy the outdoors and adventure, where you will be accompanied by a professional walking Safari Guide whose knowledge of local flora, fauna, culture and history is unmatched.*

We have also applied for permission to create new vehicle trails in order to explore the areas surrounding the camp, offering guests at the camp a variety of routes when venturing out on their early morning and afternoon game viewing drives. 

Serengeti is a vast wilderness that has plenty to offer throughout the year once the herds have departed. With a diversity of resident game, from the big cats to the gentle giants that roam this beautiful landscape, there is much to see and do in and around Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp. Whether it is walking safaris with experienced and highly knowledgeable guides or the sensation of being as close to nature’s daily fight for survival, the sensory feast that accompanies any visit to Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp will no doubt rival anything experienced before.

*Note: Age restrictions apply to children under 16 yrs) All bush walks are subject to the discretion of the lead guide due to the nature of the activity.