Overview

Located in the center of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, Kubu Kubu Tented Camp offers luxury accommodation that seamlessly blends authentic African design with contemporary elements and comfort.

Legendary landmarks like the Maasai Kopjes, the Museum of Olduvai Gorge, Seronera, and the Grumeti River are within reach of the camp. There’s hardly any need to go on game drives, as Kubu Kubu’s tents and buildings are erected on raised decks overlooking the beautiful flora and fauna of the savannah. Guests can watch the Great Migration, as well as spot games going about their day, from the private terrace in their room or while taking a dip in the pool.

The Serengeti ecosystem is teeming with wildlife, including wildebeest, buffalo, zebras, crocodiles, giraffes, lions, and leopards. Besides having the opportunity to see the unmissable Great Migration, Kubu Kubu offers early morning, afternoon, and all-day game drives, as well as hot-air balloon safaris.

Highlights

View the Great Migration from the comfort of your tent

Hot-air balloon safari provides a bird-eye view of the Great Migration

Stunning views of the Serengeti National Park from camp

Close proximity to all major Serengeti attractions

Facilities

Kubu Kubu’s main building, constructed on a raised deck, consists of a lounge and restaurant with a terrace that overlooks the picturesque plains of the Serengeti – the perfect backdrop to your daily meals. Morning game drives are best followed by dips in the infinity pool and pamper sessions in the massage treatment cabins. After sundowners on the deck, retire to the lounge and relax with a cold drink on the comfortable sofa, or play a board game with loved ones to round off the day.

Dining

The camp’s restaurant can be found in the main building. Tables are set on the raised outdoor deck for every meal, giving diners an uninterrupted view of the vast natural beauty of the Serengeti.

No safari is complete without breakfast and sundowners in the bush. Kubu Kubu sets up these special treats in the Park’s private zones.