Mbuzi Mawe Camp

NUMBER OF ROOMS: The camp consists of 16 uniquely appointed luxury guest tents.

ROOM DCOR & AMENITIES: Accommodation comprises 16 spacious tents, each with 24-hour electricity, constant hot water, ensuite bathroom, dressing area, two double four-poster beds and a verandah with double sun bed. The central lounge features a cocktail bar stocked with a discerning selection of beers, wines and spirits; and the stylish boutique showcases a tempting array of gifts, safari accessories, books and cultural crafts.

TENT FACILITIES

• Ceiling fans
• Mosquito nets
• Power outlet for hair dryer
• Shaver sockets
• Accessibility for disabled.

Special Feature: A ringside seat fo the greatest show on earth  Cleverly located on one of the main annual migration corridors for over one million wildebeest, half a million zebras and gazelles, and their accompanying cast of predators, the camp enjoys a ringside seat for one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on earth.

The dining tent has its own shaded terrace for optional outdoor dining while the cuisine blends the traditional camp fare of flame-roasted meats with salads, fresh garden produce, piquant fish dishes and luscious desserts.

To the rear of the lounge a bar and boutique are fashioned from rope-lashed hardwoods and back-lit by whimsical coconut shades; and beyond them a rock-hewn stairway leads to a classically styled dining tent with soul-stirring views over the sun-blazed plains.

<p><i><b>The unforgettable &quot;Sundowner&quot;&nbsp;</b></i><br />Sipping a &quot;sundowner&quot; cocktail as the sun sinks below the horizon is central to the safari experience; and a scene that the staff of Mbuzi Mawe delight in setting. Drinks and canaps can be enjoyed on the rocky terraces of the camps own kopjes, out in the wilderness, or around the massive fire-pit where guests may foregather for pre-dinner chat and post-safari tales. The camp also offers evocative al fresco breakfasts, safari luncheons, lantern-lit bush suppers, campfire roasts, and cultural dancing displays by the Ikoma people, the original guardians of the Serengeti plains.</p>
<p><i><b>At the heartbeat of the Serengeti</b></i><br />Unlike any other camp, Mbuzi Mawe lies at the epicenter of the Serengeti and within easy reach of the prime wildlife theatres of Lobo, the Western Corridor of the Grumeti River, the southern grass plains, the Seronera Valley and the kopjes, or inselbergs, of Barafu, Gol, Maasai, Loliondo, Simba and Moru.<br /><i><b><br />In the arena of the wild&nbsp;</b></i><br />Time in camp seems fleeting when theres so much to experience. Diversions include game drives, ranger-led bush walks, bird-watching and sightings of such Serengeti residents as elephant, lion, cheetah, leopard, buffalo, hyena, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, warthog, hippo, crocodile and a bewildering array of antelopes and accompanying plains game. As for the birdlife, the Serengeti offers one of the most spellbinding ornithological experiences in the world.<br /> </p>
<p><i><b>Domain of the Klipspringer, Haunt of the lion</b></i><br />Named after the tiny Klipspringer antelopes (Mbuzi Mawe in Kiswahili) that still prance atop its rocky battlements at dawn, this glade was once the hunting ground of lions that lounged in the shelter of its tumbled boulders to ambush their prey. And when night falls, the camp still echoes to the menace of their far distant calls.</p>
<ul><li>Express check-in and check-out facilities with cold towel and welcome drink,</li><li>Business services; Secretarial services available</li><li> Laundry and Valet services</li><li>Gift Shop</li><li>Sundowners</li><li>Bush Breakfast, lunch and dinner</li><li>Game Drives</li><li>Hot air balloon safaris can be arranged</li><li>Massage Services</li><li>The rooms at Lobo Wildlife Lodge are built at the base of the kopje in&nbsp;</li></ul>