- Opulent suites with plunge pools
- Fabolous Serengeti plains views
- Game drives and guided walks
- Migration passes through twice a year
- Stylish lounge and dining area
- Drinks and tales round the firepit
Open: Lemala Nanyukie is open all year.
Location: The camp is to the west of the Seronera region in Serengeti National Park. The closest airstrip is Seronera, about a 45 minute drive away.
Rooms: There are 15 tented suites, made up of 13 standard suites and a two-bedroomed family suite. These provide ample space including a king-size bed or two singles all with mosquito nets, a lounge, en-suite bathroom with two hand basins, a shower, an additional outdoor shower and a deck with a plunge pool. Five of the standard suites have a daybed that can used to accommodate a third person. All tents have a desk, hot drinks maker, minibar and hairdryer.
Activities: 4x4 safaris are the main activity, supplemented by guided walks. A hot air balloon ride adds an extra dimension to your safari (pay locally). Staff can arrange bush breakfasts and lunches. The migration passes through twice a year, in April to June and again from November to January.
Facilities: There is a large lounge-cum-bar, a dining room and a main deck with areas for outdoor dining and relaxing, and a campfire. There is a secluded swimming pool. The camp offers a massage service with treatments available at extra cost. There’s a shop on site. There is a free laundry service.
Dining: Meals are eaten at separate tables in the dining area and on the deck. Private meals can be organised.
Children: Children of all ages are welcome. The Lemala Cubs programme offers activities for children aged up to 11 years. There is one family suite. The camp is not fenced so children must be supervised at all times.
Health: This is a malarial area.
Communication: There is free Wi-Fi internet access in guest suites.
Call: 01473 890499
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More reviewsWhen I visited Lemala Nanyukie they had only recently had a ‘soft’ opening and weren’t quite finished everything, for example the dining tent was still under construction. However, even without this, I knew immediately that this was a lodge that I could spend more time at. The position is lovely, and a good distance from the busier central Seronera area, the tented rooms are more lodge-like than camp-like, the food was superb, and the managers were impressive. Not only that, but the wildlife in the region (this was late November) was excellent, and, because we were further east than many driver/guides tend to come if they’re based centrally, we had very few other people to share the wildlife with. Perfect.
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