Nimali Serengeti

an area with a remarkable density of wildlife

Nimali Serengeti sits close to Makoma Hill in the central sector of Serengeti National Park, on ground of open plains and granite kopjes.

The camp is owned and run by Nimali Africa, a family business with roots in East Africa dating back to the late 1890s. The company began as a land restoration project on the eastern boundary of Tarangire National Park and has since grown into a small portfolio of four properties.

Buffalo, elephant and giraffe are resident around Makoma Hill year round, and the camp sits on one of the park’s established wildebeest migration routes, with herds passing through twice a year, typically April to June and again October to December.

Public areas are built around a central lounge, dining tent and pool deck, all elevated and facing out over the plains.

Rooms

Guest accommodation at Nimali Serengeti is in a total of eleven units, each with a private bathroom and verandah with views …

• Room : x10
• Family Room : x1 : with two bedrooms

Activities

Nimali Serengeti provides the following guided activities, not all of which are usually included in the price …

• Vehicle safari
• Walking safari
• Bush meals
• Balloon safari : not included

Makoma Hill is one of only eight identified cheetah territories in the Serengeti, and a resident lion pride, the Makoma pride, dens in the nearby Thatch Kopjes, so cat sightings hold up well outside the two migration windows. Elephant, buffalo and giraffe are present year round too.