Situated on the acacia-dotted plains in Tanzania’s western Serengeti, Singita Sabora is primed to showcase one of the most spectacular wildlife shows on the planet. Poised in a key position in the Serengeti's 'western corridor' on the Great Wildebeest Migration route, this tented camp offers front-row seats to one-and-a-half million wildebeest sweeping through the flat savannah on their annual journey in search of nutrient-rich grass.
The 350,000-acre Grumeti Game Reserve is reserved exclusively for Singita’s guests, allowing close-ups of the wildlife amid blue skies and expansive savannahs. While the migration passes through this area between May and early July, the year-round wildlife spotting opportunities in Grumeti are equally rewarding; elephant, cheetah, bat-eared fox and Maasai giraffe that nibble the treetops to name a few of the extraordinary creatures that can be spotted in the vicinity.
