When you arrive at the airstrip you will be met and driven to Little Governors' Camp. Africa aficionados consider Little Governors' Camp to be one of Africa's top safari Camps. It follows a tradition of excellent service, cordon bleu cuisine and comfortable accommodation all under canvas, reminiscent of the famous Hemingway's' Safaris of bygone years. Little Governors has seventeen double tents, with uninterrupted view of the game, which comes down to drink and bathe in the waterhole, which is a favorite spot for elephants.

Enjoy a game drive on the way to the new Hatari Lodge. This newly refurbished lodge has views of Africa's two most gigantic peaks: the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro and the spectacular panorama of Mount Meru. An elevated wooden walkway leads to the Momella Meadow where guests can have an undisturbed and unique experience of watching wildlife close-up. The meadow attracts animals year -round including buffalo, waterbuck, giraffe and occasionally large herds of elephants.

You will arrive in time for lunch at Swala Camp a permanent tented camp located under a canopy of majestic acacia trees. Each of the 9 luxurious tents contains a private en-suite bathroom with hot showers, toilet and sink, comfortable beds with full linens. From your private shaded verandah you can relax and enjoy the resident birdlife.

After spending a few hours in the park, you’ll continue to the Ngorongoro Crater, the "eighth wonder of the world". You’ll spend two exciting nights at the dramatic Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, which is perched on the edge of the ancient crater rim. The lodge, which is an architectural masterpiece, is comprised of three separate compounds

that reflect a bygone era when characters such as Lord Delamere adorned the stilted, handcrafted structures with graceful antiques, grand chandeliers and treasures collected from travels through Africa.

Each luxury cottage is discreetly tended by a personal butler, who will bring you tea in bed and stoke the fireplace, ready for your return from your safari on the crater floor. Enjoy a leisurely bath with a view of the crater below. Gourmet meals are served in the elegant

On the way to the Serengeti you will stop at the famous “Oldupai Gorge”, where Dr. Louis and Mary Leakey made their discovery of early man. After attending a short lecture describing the archeological digs, continue across the Serengeti plains to Camp Kusini, located among the huge granite boulders of the Mwaki Nyeb Kopjes, in the far southern Serengeti, amid a vast tract of big game country outside the main tourist circuit. Kusini lies in a lion-haunted landscape of flat-topped acacias and short grass plains. The Mwaki Kopjes, huge tree-tufted piles of boulders, rise like islands from the sea of grass, affording panoramic views north towards the Gol Mountains and Ngorongoro Crater.

Viewing wildlife on the way you will arrive at Camp Kusini in time for lunch. Camp Kusini is located in the Hambi ya Mwaki-Nyeb Kopjes in the south central Serengeti and lies carefully couched in an outcrop of large boulders (or Kopjes). The actual site was chosen because of the views, the unusual location and the all-year proximity of wildlife, due to easy access from the camp to several different types of habitat - short grass plains, rocky outcroppings and acacia woodland. The camp contains 12 double tents scattered around the kopje with the mess tent and common area as the central feature. Privacy between tents is guaranteed as they are at a substantial distance from each other and are generally concealed by a tree or kopje. The tents face in different directions giving different views from the other tents although the general direction of the camp is south. Spectacular sunsets and sunrise can be viewed from the kopje within the camp.

After a days activities you return to camp for sundowners around the fire and dinner.

Note: Camp Kusini will be used from November - March and August – October. Kirawira Tented Camp will be used from April – July for closer proximity to the Migration.