Location:

More than a million and a half wildebeest live here, as do quarter of a million zebra, almost half a million gazelles, and thousands of attendant predators.

The Serengeti is superb cheetah habitat, boasting the largest population in Africa, and is one of the few places where it can be considered a common animal.

The actual site was chosen because of the views, the unusual location and the all-year proximity of game which is due to easy access from the camp to several different types of habitat - short grass plains, rocky outcroppings and acacia bush / woodland.

The camp is a 15 minute drive from its own airstrip.

Accommodation:

The camp comprises of 12 double tents scattered around the kopje with the mess tent and common area as the central feature.

Privacy between tents is guaranteed as they are at a substantial distance from each other and are generally concealed by a tree or kopje. 

The tents face in different directions giving different views from the other tents although the general direction of the camp is south. Spectacular sunsets and sunrise can be viewed from the kopje within the camp.

Game Viewing :

By far the most famous and spectacular event is the annual migration of Wildebeest from the north. With the Wildebeest come Zebra, Thomson's Gazelle and the full range of predators. This takes place during December to March.

However, the mass movement of the migration can be influenced by many factors including the unpredictable seasonal nature of the rainfall. The seasonal changes influencing the vegetation changes which in turn influences the movement of animals.

Short informative wilderness walks can be organized if personnel are available. These walks are of about ten kilometers duration and expose the guest to the basic principles of a safari in Africa.

Only qualified guides are used. There is no pre-safari booking for the wilderness walks as they are contingent on available qualified staff.