Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp delivers a classic tented camp experience beside the Grumeti River in northern Serengeti. Resident hippos bark and wallow just below camp, and the setting puts you right at the starting point of the Great Migration. Because the camp sits among granite kopjes, it blends naturally into the landscape while still offering real comfort. So you get low impact, high action game viewing without giving up any of the luxury. Location Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp sits on a rocky outcrop in the north central Serengeti, overlooking the Grumeti River and the Ndasiata Hills. The camp lies between the Seronera area to the south and the Lamai Wedge to the north. You can fly into nearby Lobo airstrip, with daily scheduled flights from Arusha, followed by a short transfer to camp. Alternatively, the drive from Arusha takes around five to six hours. Because the camp sits along the migration route, timing your visit between June and December often brings you close to the herds. Accommodation Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp offers 20 luxurious elevated tents, each raised on its own platform. Every tent wraps around a private 360 degree verandah deck, so you can enjoy constant game sightings without leaving your room. Inside, you will find an en suite bathroom with a flushing toilet and a twin vanity, along with comfortable, well furnished interiors that blend seamlessly into the surrounding bush. Dining Dining at Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp takes place on a deck overlooking the Ndasiata Hills and the Grumeti River. Depending on the weather, you can dine under canvas or out beneath the open sky. The kitchen builds its menus around locally sourced ingredients, adding an international twist to classic dishes. You can also arrange a bush breakfast at sunrise or a campfire barbecue under the stars, so mealtimes become part of the adventure rather than a break from it. Things to Do Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp puts you right in the path of the Great Migration, so game viewing sits at the heart of every stay. Morning and afternoon game drives take you across the Serengeti plains to track predators and grazing herds. Guided walks let you explore the bush on foot with an experienced guide. For a different perspective, a hot air balloon safari carries you above the plains at sunrise. Back at camp, you can cool off in the swimming pool or relax on the viewing platforms, taking in the river and the rugged landscape beyond.