Truly ‘off-the-grid’ the camp is powered by an elaborate solar system and is designed in such a way that nature dominates. The sounds of the river are ever-present and soothe away the tension and stresses of life.
Walking safaris are an incredible way to experience the bush up close and personal. Your expert guide and tracker will accompany you as you track animals on foot through the wilderness and explore the magnificent plants and landscapes around you.
Experience the sensation of gliding over the vast plains of the Serengeti with your chartered aircraft and touching ground before being met by our friendly staff- your Singita adventure has just begun.
Inside the camp, bohemian chic sets the tone for cool relaxation, where spun natural fabrics, canvas, stone and raw leather blend with Maasai primary colours and elegant art pieces by young African designers and craftsmen.
Saitoti is a proud Masai and grew up in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area of Tanzania, where he took his first steps towards his future profession by learning how to track animals from other tribesmen. He was inspired to follow a career in wildlife conservation after seeing the effects of poaching first hand, and pursued his formal training before joining…
Peter Andrew was born in a small village on the outskirts of Singita Grumeti in Tanzania. At the age of 15, with no apparent employment alternatives available to him, he started poaching.
Conservation lives hand-in-hand with ecotourism and community development at Singita. We believe it’s the responsible way to maintain and extend the sustainability of our wildlife reserves.
There’s an authenticity of place at each of our lodges that is not only a rarity but touches guests on every level – spiritual, emotional and physical.
In August 2009, the first group of students entered the Singita Grumeti Environmental Education Centre (EEC), a facility established to develop, amongst young people from local communities, an awareness of the importance of preserving the bio-diversity of their communal lands and of their neighbouring reserves.
There was a time when the earth was lush with unspoilt wilderness teeming with game; today, places like this are the exception rather than the rule. In this short film, we celebrate Africa’s abundance and diversity of wildlife, and the fragile ecosystems of which they are a part.
Singita’s purpose is to protect and preserve large tracts of wilderness for future generations. This will be magnified as pristine parts of the world continue to shrink in the face of population growth.
