Mapito Tented Camp
Serengeti National Park
About Mapito Tented Camp
About Mapito Tented Camp
Experience a true Africa at this authentic tented camp, that together with a beautiful setting and the sights and sounds of nature, offers you a list of modern luxuries and world-class service.This traditional tented camp is by far one of your best choices to explore Africa’s wildlife while on safari. Sitting snugly in a clearing that’s warmly embraced by protective Acacia trees, accommodation is offered in 13 spacious walk-in tents that create an intimate atmosphere.Each tent is equipped with running water, flush toilets, a hot and cold water shower, electr
Availability and Pricing
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Important Information
Confirmation and Payment Policy
To confirm a reservation, an advance payment of 50% shall be paid to confirm the booking. The remaining balance is due 30 days before arrival.
All rates are quoted in USD. Bank transfers, cash payments and checks are accepted as payment only.
Supplements:
Christmas Festivities Supplement of $30 pp pd, 24.12., 25.12 and 26.12.
New Year Supplement of $ 30 pp pd, 31.12 and 1.1
Rates include:
- Breakfast and Dinner
- Lunch or Lunch box
- Bottled Water at Dinner
- Children: 1. and 2. child sharing parents room below 5 years of age 100% reduction on adult rate
-Children below 17 years of age sharing with 2 adults 50% reduction on adult rate
-Children below 17 years of age sharing with 1 adult or other child under 17 years of age 25% reduction on adult rate
Rates exclude:
- Game drives, Nature walks, Night game drives
- Transfers to and from Camp
- National Park Fees
- Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages
- Baby sitting service
- Gratuities
- Medical, travel & cancellation insurance
- Festivity season supplement of USD 30 per person per day (children between 5 and 17 yrs, USD 15 per child per day)
- Laundry service
Facilities
- Indoor Fireplace
- Restaurant on Premises
- Parking on Premises
Languages Spoken
- English
- KiSwahili
Mapito Tented Camp location
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling