FAQs and Good to Know
About The Camp
Our camp is located in a prime safari region, nestled within central Serengeti, offering direct access to exceptional wildlife viewing and natural beauty.
GPS coordinates are: 3°21'37.1"S 36°39'03.6"E
We offer daily game drives, cultural visits, and sundowner experiences tailored to your interests.
Yes! We welcome families and offer family-sized tents, child-friendly meals, and age-appropriate activities. Some activities may have minimum age limits for safety reasons. We welcome children from 5yrs old.
We have 10 luxury tents, two of which are larger family ones, ensuring an exclusive and intimate experience with personalised service. We can accommodate a maximum of 26 guests.
A safari camp designed by guides, to make the safari experience the priority Our camp blends luxury and authenticity with eco-friendly design, exceptional guiding, and a deep connection to local culture and conservation.
Getting Here
Guests usually fly from Arusha or Kilimanjaro Airport to Seronera airstrip or drive in with their guide. If arriving by air, we provide a scenic road transfer directly to the camp. The journey from Seronera airstrip is about 1hr.
Yes, transfers from the nearest airstrip Seronera are included in your booking unless otherwise stated.
Absolutely. Our vehicles are custom made, well-maintained and our drivers are experienced in both safety and hospitality.
Depending on the season and wildlife activity, your transfer often doubles as a game drive—a great introduction to the safari experience!
Yes, we’re happy to help arrange or recommend reliable domestic flight operators.
Accommodation
Each tent is spacious and beautifully furnished with en-suite bathrooms, private verandas, and panoramic views of the surrounding bush. They are lined, have electrics and wifi. See our accommodation page for full spec.
Yes, all tents come with private en-suite bathrooms featuring flush toilets, hot safari-style bucket showers, and eco-friendly amenities.
Yes. Solar power provides electricity and hot water throughout the day to all of our tents.
We don’t offer babysitting as such but can arrange for a guard to be on duty outside your tent, whilst you enjoy dinner and your little ones sleep.
Yes. Our tents are designed to keep wildlife out while maintaining the safari ambiance. Our staff are also trained in guest safety and will escort you at night.
Yes, charging points are available in the tents and common areas
Wildlife & Activities
Depending on the season, guests may encounter lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, wildebeests, leopards, and much more. The Serengeti is one of the world’s best safari locations.
Year-round! That said, the Great Migration, calving season, or dry season may offer especially dramatic sightings.
Yes, daily shared game drives with professional guides are included in the Game Package option.
Unfortunately not. We are governed by the rules of The National Parks (TANAPA) and walking and night safaris are not permitted.
Standard packages include shared drives. Private drives can be arranged upon request at an additional cost.
Dining & Drinks
We serve a mix of international and local dishes, freshly prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Some nights we will offer local Swahili dishes or BBQ’s al-fresco cooked on our firepit.
We can cater for all dietary requirements, and food allergies and dietary requests should be arranged prior to arrival.
Yes, all packages include all meals and non-premium beverages. Please check your specific booking for details.
We’ll do our very best, please let us know in advance and we’ll see how we can help.
Yes! These signature experiences are highlights of any stay and are available on request.
Yes, we are 100% plastic water bottle free. We provide complimentary filtered drinking water throughout your stay.
Safety & Health
Yes. Our camps are nestled deep in the wilderness, surrounded by the sights and sounds of wildlife. During the hours of darkness askaris (night watchmen) will accompany you safely to and from your tent by torchlight, while during the day you are free to wander around camp at your leisure. As evening falls, you may hear the sounds of the bush coming alive — unfamiliar sounds that reflect the animals’ nighttime activity. Rest assured, you are completely safe and secure within your tent.
We recommend consulting your doctor. Yellow fever, typhoid, and malaria precautions are common for this region.
While we take mosquito precautions seriously, we are in a malaria zone and recommend prophylaxis.
We recommend that you take the advice of your medical practitioner when considering anti-malarial medication.
Our tents are designed with netted windows and doors, and our staff will take precautions against mosquitos during ‘turn-down’ service in the evenings.
We would also encourage you to wear long sleeves and trousers in the evenings, with socks and closed shoes, and recommended the use of insect repellant.
We have a comprehensive first aid kit and emergency evacuation arrangements via flying doctors if needed.
Travel insurance covering medical evacuation and cancellations is a requirement of your stay. It is the responsibility of each guest to ensure this is in place.
Booking & Payment
Contact your trusted travel agent or tour operator, who can make a reservation on your behalf.
Our cancellation policy can be found in our T&C’s. However please confirm with your tour operator as they may differ slightly.
Payment can be made via bank transfer and must usually be made in advance.
Yes, typically a 30–50% deposit is required, with the balance due before arrival. Your tour operator or travel agent will confirm this with you at booking.
No hidden fees. Park fees, transfers, and other extras will be clearly outlined in your booking details.
Packing & Preparation
Here is a guideline of what to pack. Please note there are strict weight restrictions on the some small safari aircrafts of 10/15kg packed in soft bags (check with your airline for details):
- Light, comfortable clothing in mostly muted colours
- Warm layers for mornings and evenings
- Good comfortable walking shoes
- Sun hat, sunglasses and sun cream
- A waterproof jacket
Other useful items to pack:
Good quality cameras and binoculars
Insect repellent
Small daypack for carrying personal items
Journal
Yes, usually 15 kg per person in soft-sided bags. Check with your flight provider.
We recommend bringing your own for the best experience. We do also have binoculars in the camp and in our vehicles that you’re welcome to borrow.
When packing for safari, comfort comes first. Choose durable, loose-fitting, lightweight cotton clothing to stay cool and at ease. Neutral or “bush” tones are best for game drives, helping you blend into the natural surroundings. Don’t forget to bring something warm, as early mornings and evenings can be quite chilly.
Yes, eco-friendly toiletries are provided, including shampoo, body wash, and conditioner. We also provide hand wash for your “smalls”.
Sustainability & Community
Yes, we actively support wildlife conservation and partner with local initiatives to protect the ecosystem.
Yes. We employ local staff, source supplies locally, and invest in education and health projects nearby.
Our camp is solar-powered, uses eco-friendly products, and follows low-impact waste and water management practices.
Connectivity
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the main areas and in your tent, though we encourage guests to unplug and enjoy the wilderness.
Signal strength can vary depending on location and provider. Please check with your carrier if roaming is supported.
Other
Yes! We’d love to help celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, honeymoons, or proposals with personalized touches. Please contact us in advance of your stay.
Yes, we cater for honeymoons, group safaris, and private events. Contact us to tailor your experience. Unfortunately we’re not licensed for weddings.
For safety reasons, pets are not permitted.
Tipping is customary and appreciated . While tipping is entirely at your discretion, there is a recommended guideline of $10 per guest per day for general staff, which is shared equally amongst all non-management staff. Guides would be tipped seperately at a similar rate. Tipping is done at the end of your stay.
Please reach out via our contact page, or email info@enduatacampscamp.com for direct support.
A complimentary laundry service is offered to all guests, and will try to return it to you the same day. It is air dried………… so weather permitting.
Please note, due to cultural sensitivities we do not wash underwear. There is a small pot of eco-friendly hand washing powder in the bathroom for small items.
DAILY PROGRAMME
It’s important to remember that this is your safari. Each day’s activities are tailored to your preferences, ensuring the experience reflects your interests. Below is a sample outline of what a typical day on safari might look like:
6:00am – Wake up with the sunrise
6:30am – Set off on a morning game drive or activity
9:30am – Return to camp for a hearty breakfast
10:30am – 12:30pm – Time to relax in camp
1:00pm – Lunch is served
2:00pm – 4:00pm – Leisure time in camp. (Childrens' activities available)
4.00pm – Depart for your afternoon game drive or evening activity
6.30pm – Return to camp, freshen up for dinner
7.00pm – Gather around the fire for an evening drink
8:00pm – Dinner
A full day out exploring with a picnic lunch can also be arranged and is a popular option for one or more days of your safari.
