Mbuzi Mawe Tented Camp

Details

Details of Mbuzi Mawe Tented Camp

Embraced by an amphitheater of monolithic rock sculptures known as kopjes, the reincarnated Mbuzi Mawe Camp nestles in a secluded acacia glade with sweeping views over the alternately lush and burning plains of Serengeti National Park. Carefully sited on one of the main annual migration corridors, the camp enjoys a ringside seat for one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on earth.

GUEST TENT INFORMATION - Total Number of Tents 16
  • Twins 16
  • All with queen size beds
  • All non- smoking
  • No triples

  1. GUEST TENT FACILITIES • Ceiling fans
    • Mosquito nets
    • Hair dryers
    • Shaver sockets -240/2 pin
    • Accessibility for disabled
    • Complimentary mineral water and toiletries
  2. GUEST SERVICES
    • Laundry and V alet services
    • 24 hour on call medical services
    • 24 hour electricity
    • Baby-sitting, Children’ s menus
    • Forex Exchange
    • Safety Deposit Box( A vailable at the reception)
    • All day complimentary Tea and Coffee

  3. DINING BAR AND ACTIVITIES
  4. • Restaurant and bar
    • Special dietary request catered for • (E.g. vegetarian, kosher, Gluten free) with advance notification
    • Bush barbeque & breakfast around the kopjes
    • Bush sundowner
    • Picnic Hamper basket on request

Honeymoons in the Serengeti


Honeymoons don't get much more memorable than those spent in the magnificent Serengeti. Enjoy two game drives daily, take guided walks in the bush, take a balloon safari or witness the unforgettable migration of the wildebeests.

  • best and most private tent
  • Welcoming fruit and flowers
  • A special table for two in our dining room
  • Dinner on your terrace if you would prefer
  • Private dinner for two on our candle-lit balcony
  • Honeymoon breakfast in bed with sparkling wine
  • The option of breakfast for two in the bush
  • The option of a massage for two in your tent

Short Overview

The camp is located in Western Serengeti National Park, 335 kms from Arusha.

  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • In national parkIn national park
  • WeddingWedding

Let's plan your trip to the Mbuzi Mawe Tented Camp
One of our safari experts will get back to you within 24-hours.

Tour ideas to get you dreaming

Rainy Season in Tanzania doesn't always mean cancelled plans and flooded roads; some showers blow through in minutes. However, some can mess with your driving or getting to a remote camp. The difference comes down to the month, the region, and how ready you've made yourself. Think of this as...
Kenya's Safari story usually gets told through the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, and the Big Five. However, beyond those famous names there are mountain forests, flamingo-covered lakes, dry northern reserves, conservation projects, and gorges. You can actually walk through on foot on these gorges. That's where an Off-Beat Kenya Safari comes...
A first Kenya Safari usually centres on the big names. For instance, lions, elephants, the Maasai Mara and the excitement of seeing everything for the first time. A second trip feels different. There's less pressure to complete a checklist. There's more room to notice the small stuff: how a herd...
A Hadzabe Tribe Visit Tanzania gets sold on almost every Lake Eyasi itinerary, a dawn hunt, the click sounds of the language, arrows and honey. What most travellers never learn is how much of what they saw was arranged in advance for them to see. This blog explains who the...
Most first safaris get built around a fear of missing out, six parks, six days, a new lodge every night. What you get is a holiday spent mostly in transit, watching Tanzania slide past through a window. A Slow Safari Tanzania flips that. Fewer parks, more nights, deeper time with...