Singita Sasakwa Lodge

Details

Details of Singita Sasakwa Lodge

Accommodation

  • 6 x 1-bedroom cottages, each with a private infinity pool
  • 2 x 2-bedroom cottages, each with a private infinity pool
  • 1 x 3-bedroom cottage, with a private infinity pool
  • 1 x 4-bedroom villa with a private infinity pool

Amenities & Services

  • There is a swimming pool in the main lodge area
  • Spa and gym facilities are available
  • Singita Boutique & Gallery
  • There is a television in every cottage and in the library of the main lodge
  • Dependent upon area coverage, there is mobile phone signal
  • There is complimentary internet (WiFi) access, however due to the remote location of the lodge, the wireless connection can be slow and intermittent
  • Electricity/power available: 220V. Converters are also available and hair dryers are supplied in each suite
  • Children of all ages are welcome. There are babysitting services available and tailor-made activities to suit each family. In the interest of safety, children’s participation in game activities is at the discretion of your guide

Family Friendly Accommodation
2 x 2 bedroom cottages, each with a private infinity pool – ideal for a family of four
1 x 3-bedroom cottage, with a private infinity pool – ideal for a family of six
1 x 4-bedroom private family villa with a private infinity pool – ideal for larger families or families with older children

Short Overview

Singita Sasakwa Lodge is located in the Grumeti Reserves in northern Tanzania, and forms part of the Serengeti Mara ecosystem. The view from the lodge’s spacious veranda is almost endless over the majestic Serengeti plains below. Lodge is ideally positioned on the renowned migratory route traversed annually by more than a million wildebeest.

  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • In national parkIn national park
  • InternetInternet
  • PoolPool
  • SpaSpa
  • SportsSports

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