Serengeti, Tanzania· Western Corridor
Nearest park
Serengeti National Park
Rating
4.9 (534)
From
$2,500/ night
Singita Grumeti occupies a vast private concession bordering the western Serengeti, offering three distinct lodge experiences: Sasakwa (hilltop manor), Faru Faru (riverside contemporary), and Sabora (tented plains camp). The concession's exclusivity means you will never share a sighting. From May to July, the Great Migration sweeps through — over a million wildebeest crossing the Grumeti River within view of the lodges. For golf safari guests, Singita Grumeti represents the ultimate post-round retreat: no crowds, no compromise, and some of the finest wildlife viewing in Africa.
350,000-acre private concession — no other vehicles
Three lodge experiences on one reserve
Great Migration river crossings (May-July)
Equestrian safaris and walking safaris
Award-winning wine programme
Conservation fund supporting anti-poaching
Private plunge pools
Full-service spa
Tennis court (Sasakwa)
Swimming pool
Wine studio
Boutique
Gym
WiFi
Private airstrip
Helicopter transfers available
Each lodge offers a distinctive dining experience. Sasakwa features formal multi-course dinners with South African wines from a 6,000-bottle cellar. Faru Faru serves contemporary bush cuisine on a riverside deck. Sabora recreates Hemingway-era safari dining with silver candelabras under canvas. All properties accommodate dietary requirements with excellence.
Activities include private game drives in open Land Rovers, guided bush walks, mountain biking through the concession, hot air balloon safaris, archery, tennis, wine tasting at the Singita Wine Studio, community visits, and conservation centre tours with the Grumeti Fund team.
The concession hosts all of the Big Five, with black rhino successfully reintroduced through conservation efforts. Lion prides are large and frequently seen, leopards inhabit the riverine forest along the Grumeti River, and massive Nile crocodiles await the migration's river crossings. Wild dog, cheetah, and over 450 bird species are regularly sighted.
The Great Migration passes through the western corridor from May to July, creating some of the most dramatic wildlife encounters on Earth. The rest of the year offers excellent resident game viewing in near-total exclusivity. The green season (November–April) brings lush landscapes and superb birding.
