SINGITA SASAKWA LODGE

Complete relaxation is only achieved at Singita Sasakwa Lodge, located in the heart of Serengeti National Park in Tanzania on Sasakwa Hill. This stunning lodge boasts nine cottages and villas, each featuring an exceptional swimming pool, diamond-like bedrooms, well-stocked mini-bars with spirits, red wine, water, and soda. It even offers a snooker table and interesting tennis and archery lessons, enhancing the experience for visitors. Additional amenities include a fitness area (gym), a free business center with internet access, Century Manor House, warm and cozy private cottages, and air-conditioned rooms with room service and fully stocked refrigerators with soft drinks, catering to even non-drinking tourists.
A fee of $7,490 is charged per adult for sharing during the month of October. In November, the fee is reduced to $6,300. During the early part of December (from 1st to 14th), the cost is $6,300, and after that, the lodge charges $8,200.
There is a variety of activities that tourists can participate in, including:
Horse Riding: This extraordinary activity is popular, especially among children. Tourists can even take photographs while on horseback, and a tour guide is always present to ensure the safety of the participants.
Game Drives: Game drives are comfortable and not as tiring as nature walks. They are done in shifts, so some tourists may decide to enjoy their morning Americano coffee while gazing at moving giraffes or zebras and then go for a drive in the late afternoon or evening. With an experienced tour guide, you won’t miss the wildlife.
Hot Air Balloon Safaris: This safari is unique and offers an experience like having the best of both worlds, akin to milk and honey. Enjoy the fresh air while spotting herbivores, carnivores, primates, reptiles, and birds. However, tourists with height-related concerns are urged to reconsider.
Mingling with the Local People: Visit the Maasai village and discover beautiful cultural activities, such as their religious rituals to their God, Engai, whom they believe gifted them all the cows on Earth. Their dances are awe-inspiring, and attempting to outperform them becomes a thrilling challenge. At the end of the day, they sit you down and share stories about their history. The Maasai are considered the original inhabitants of the land where Serengeti and Maasai Mara National Parks are located, and the government has allowed them to coexist with the wildlife.
Nature Walks: Nature walks are usually conducted by trackers sent by the government for research. These walks are led by armed tour guides and can go deep into the national park. Even civilians can take part, especially during the wildebeest migration when some tourists seek to feel closer to nature and walk at a distance, still accompanied by armed tour guides.
For the best experience, look no further than Singita Sasakwa Lodge.