Eulophiella Lodge

Sayari Camp is a mobile tented camp that for the majority of the year is situated in the remote northern part of the Serengeti close to the Mara River overlooking the Masai Mara beyond. From mid-December to the end of March, the camp moves to the southern Serengeti to best position itself for the Wildebeest Migration that congregates on the Ndutu Plains at this time of year.

The eight comfortably furnished tents each have their own bucket shower and flush toilet, and a private veranda is a perfect spot from which to watch the activity unfolding on the Serengeti plains beyond.

Sayari offers vehicle-based game drive, and is situated in a fantastic location for the wildebeest migration when, from July to November, thousands of zebra and wildebeest cross the Mara River on their way north through the Serengeti and into the Masai Mara and in the south for when they drop their calves from December to March. These animals are prey for lions, leopards and cheetahs, which abound in large numbers.