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Robanda Safari Camp currently has 5 LUXURY and 5 "bush style" permanent tents. The LUXURY tents are very spacious, with either double or twin beds and annex bathroom. The private verandah looks out over the Serengeti National Park plains. The "bush style" tents are in fact large mobile tents, which have been put up in a permanent way. Each tent has its own private bathroom with bush shower and toilet.

Robanda at a glance…..

7 spacious stented rooms with large attached bathroom
Each tent has its private veranda
Bathroom: shower, flush toilet, wash hand basin, soap, towels, bottled water
Mosquito nets, mosquito coils, candles & matches
Electric lights in tent and bathroom
Charging possibilities for cameras, batteries, etc
Restaurant and bar, with look out tower
Full & half board rates; lunch boxes available
Camp fire
Night game drive, Nature walk, Visit to local Maasai village, Traditional dances, balloon safari pick up from the camp.
Airstrip nearby

Short Overview

Robanda Tented Camp is set on a prime location for an unforgettable bush experience. The position was carefully chosen to be right in the path of the wildebeest migration, ensuring spectacular game viewing during the migration. But the camp also boasts of high resident game concentration all year round, with big herds of wildebeest and zebra, elephant and giraffe. Other animal species include lion, hyena, gazelle, topi, buffalo...

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