Angata Camp Serengeti

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Details of Angata Camp Serengeti

TENTS:

Angata camp offers guests 12 canvas tents that can each sleep between two to three guests.

The tents are furnished with a single, twin or double beds and have mosquito nets for guests' comfort. Each tent also has an en-suite bathroom with a shower only, and coffee, tea and water are provided. A comfortable lounge will ensure you enjoy your free time at Angata Serengeti and give guests the opportunity to chat to other visitors.

Short Overview

Open all year 'round, the camp is situated in the central Serengeti in the Seronera area, Ang’ata Serengeti is ideally situated for game drives in all directions throughout the Serengeti all year-round.The tents are furnished with a single, twin or double beds and have mosquito nets for guests' comfort. Each tent also has an en-suite bathroom with a shower only, and coffee, tea and water are provided. A comfortable lounge will ensure you enjoy your free time at Angata Serengeti and give guests the opportunity to chat to other visitors.

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