Overviews

For 20 years, the grasslands of the Eastern Serengeti were closed to tourists to allow the cheetah population to replenish itself. Today, this is big-cat territory, where cheetah roam the area in pursuit of prey, and lion and leopard hunt undisturbed. Embodying the same wholesome values, and excellent staff and guiding that Namiri Plains is well-known for, the new camp boasts remarkably improved accommodation and an enhanced guest experience.We welcome you to explore this incredible corner of the Serengeti from the comfort of the upgraded Namiri Plains. Expansive views from our larger room decks, unmatched privacy, the addition of an information centre, pool, spa, and many more enticing inclusions make Namiri Plains a destination that is perfect for any safari lover. As always, sightings of apex predators are unrivalled within this special region of the Serengeti so when staying with us you are sure to experience an exclusive and action-packed safari.

Namiri Plains : In-Brief

Location

The new camp is located along the Ngare Nanyuki River in the arid and remote eastern Serengeti, an area that is popular with travellers who seek the uncrowded experience that Namiri Plains offers.

Access

75 minutes from Seronera Airstrip - Serengeti National Park

Child Ages

Families with children aged five and over are welcomed at Namiri Plains

Accomodation

10 tented suites (including 1 family tent) ,En-suite bathrooms with full views of seasonal riverbed, resin bathtub, & outdoor shower, Children: aged 5 and up, Pool & deck area, In-room lockable box, 100% solar power with back-up generator, Battery-charging facilities, Private spa, Information centre

Camp Dates

Camp open Year round, High season 1 January – 28 February; 1 June – 30 June; 1 Sept – 31 October and 20 – 31 December, Green season 1 April – 31 May, Low season 1 – 31 March and 1 November to 19 December, Peak Season 1 Jul -31 August Migration Viewing from November to June