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Ewanjan Tented Camp

Central Serengeti National Park | Tanzania

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Highlights

What We Love

Two chances to see the Migration: April to June and November to March
Twinkling lanterns and old-school tents for a classic safari feel
Seeing children come alive to the African bush with Lemala Cubs

When To Visit

Peak Season: June to October
The Seronera Valley teems with resident game with a healthy population of big cats to look out for
Green Season: November to December – annual short rains March to May – annual long rains
On their way ‘up’ to the Mara River, the wildebeest pass through from April to June. On their way back ‘down’ to the Southern Serengeti, they move through between November and March

Overview

It’s hard to be closer to nature than you are at Ewanjan. Erected in a blind valley for secluded privacy, only classic canvas tents separate you from the outside world. Shaded by acacia trees, Ewanjan’s position in the Central Serengeti puts it in a transition zone between the southern grasslands and northern woodlands, meaning you can spot species from both habitats.

It’s location also provides a double dip on seeing the Wildebeest Migration when they pass from April to June and November to March. The mess tent has Wi-Fi and charging points but the camp retains the authentic, down-to-earth atmosphere of the very first safaris to Tanzania. Children love connecting with Lemala Cubs and learning more about animals and Swahili culture.