Serengeti Green Camp - Horizon Guides

I recommend Serengeti Green Camp for visitors who are keen to follow the migration, when mobility is key. It’s a seasonal, mobile camp that shifts location to stay close to the herds rather than expecting the wildlife to come to it. Days are shaped by where the herds are, how they’re moving, and what the conditions allow.

Despite being mobile, the camp is well organised and comfortable enough to spend several nights. It’s a good option for travellers who want to be properly inside the Serengeti system, without the sense of staying in a permanent outpost.

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Serengeti National Park

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Safari, Active, Walking, Overlanding, Nature & Wildlife, Photography, Birdwatching, National Parks, Responsible Travel, Conservation

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