Ubuntu Camp

Ubuntu Camp travels with the natural flow of the wildebeest. From July to mid-November, the camp is positioned to intercept the migration in the northern Serengeti before it relocates to the southern Ngorongoro Conservancy Area from December through to February.

Our guides, who spend 11 months of the year with the herds, are able in each location to explore, in depth, the subtle and fascinating traits of this extraordinary cycle of life. Ubuntu refers to the human characteristics of generosity, consideration and humaneness towards others in the community. Ubuntu Camp encompasses this characteristic in its personalized and warm hospitality.

Ubuntu Camp is a seasonal camp of eight tents and two lounge tents. The camp allows for the exclusive booking of four tents including their own lounge area. The intimate camp is designed to reach key areas of wildlife activity when a camp is most needed. The camp is lightweight enough to move seasonally but also offers every comfort possible.

Each tent is either a double or a twin with an en-suite bathroom tent, which has a bush shower at the rear. To the front of each tent is a small veranda and a seating area that allows guests to enjoy the peace of the bush in their own space. The communal areas of the camp are set around an open fire and comprise of a dining area and a sitting area from which guests can enjoy the space this wilderness offers.

When located in the north of the Serengeti, Ubuntu Camp is set in the stunning area between Kogatende and Loliondo offering excellent access to both the river and the more open plains to the east. In the south, the camp has great access to the short grass plains which are so rich with predator activity at this time. The guides explore both areas in depth depending on guest’s requirements and the very busy local animal activity. In the Western Corridor, Ubuntu is set in a wilderness area not more than one hour from Grumeti Airstrip.