The lodge About this lodge
Singita Grumeti holds a 350,000-acre private concession in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti, bordering the national park. The Grumeti River runs through the concession for 50 kilometres — the setting for some of the migration’s most dramatic river crossings and the year-round hunting ground of enormous Nile crocodiles. The three properties — Sasakwa Lodge, Sabora Tented Camp, and Faru Faru River Lodge — each offer a distinct character at the ultra-luxury end of the African spectrum. The wildlife is extraordinary: resident lion prides, leopard along the river, and the full Big Five. Private vehicle and guide for every guest ensures you never share a sighting.
At a glance Facts, season & highlights Where it is, what it costs and what makes it.
Ultra Luxury · Serengeti National Park
Heading south again
The short rains begin and the herds turn back south across the eastern and central Serengeti, retracing the loop toward next season's calving grounds.
Highlights, up close
Where it is
- From, per person per night $2,800
- Best for Ultra-luxury couples and families seeking complete privacy

