Singita Sasakwa Lodge

unusually high levels of conventional comforts

Singita Sasakwa Lodge is located in the Serengeti Grumeti area of northern Tanzania.

This property is owned and operated by Singita, one of the leading safari companies in Africa, the owners of which are committed to both an extremely comfortable and high quality approach to safari and a very strong conservation ethos.

The flagship property on this premium reserve is a very high quality, elegantly appointed lodge. It takes the form of a colonial style manor house, with extensive public areas notably including a snooker room and a library and television room.

Facilities include a gift shop, an extensive spa and gym facility, plus a large swimming pool and a tennis court.

Singita is a recognised collector of wines and there is a very extensive cellar here at the lodge.

Rooms

Guest accommodation at Singita Sasakwa Lodge is in ten very comfortable guest cottages, all very well-equipped with such conventional comforts as television sets …

• One Bedroom Cottage : x6
• Two Bedroom Cottage : x2
• Three Bedroom Cottage : x1
• Four Bedroom Cottage : x1

Activities

Singita Sasakwa Lodge provides the following guided activities, not all of which are usually included in the price …

• Vehicle safari
• Walking safari
• Mountain-bike safari
• Bush meals
• Balloon safari : not included
• Anti-poaching unit visits
• Cultural visits
• Night vehicle safari

The Singita Grumeti Reserve tends to feature in a very low proportion of trips, largely due to the tight migration window and very high prices. The usual stay duration is 3-5 nights.

Seasonality

This Serengeti Grumeti area tends to be best for safari during the May-Jul migration season and the overlapping Jun-Oct dry season, which happily coincide with the main dry season, when weather conditions are at their best.

During the converse Nov-Apr season this Serengeti Grumeti area tends to be of less interest, but can serve a supporting role for safaris into the more southerly areas where the migration calving and rut events are taking place.

Getting there

The majority of people visiting the Grumeti Sector do so as part of a guided overland safari, so travel to their camp and around the area in their private vehicle.

a real hotspot for migration herds May-Jul