Where golden grasslands stretch endlessly and rivers flow at their own pace, the Serengeti National Park awaits. Remote, understated and alive with wildlife, this is where the Great Migration passes through in ever-changing patterns. Seasonally relocating throughout the year, &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas follows this rhythm, placing you close to the herds as they gather, graze and go. A Serengeti unfiltered, revealed only to those who travel with it.
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&Beyond
Serengeti Under Canvas
An immersive tented safari that moves with the Great Migration
Some safaris take you places. This one moves with the herd.
Go where the wild things are.
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Follow the action.
There’s a difference between watching the Great Migration and travelling with it. Feel the thrill of waking up among one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles. It’s a type of safari that feels both timeless and rare, where each day unfolds in step with the land itself.
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The spirit of early exploration.
With two intimate camps of just nine tents each, space and stillness come naturally. Each tent is designed for life close to nature with an ensuite bathroom, outdoor bucket shower and a private veranda that opens onto the plains. Canvas walls soften the boundary between you and the wild, letting every sound and shifting light become part of your stay.
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Closer than you expect.
Twice-daily safari game drives reveal a Serengeti in constant motion, from vast herds of wildebeest to the predators that follow. In between, the pace softens. Long lunches overlooking endless plains. Evenings around the fire. Stories shared beneath a sky that feels impossibly wide.
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It’s not about chasing sightings. It’s about being there when it happens.
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Journeys made just for you.
Your time under canvas may begin in the Serengeti, but the journey rarely ends there. From here, our Travel Specialists shape experiences that feel entirely your own, connecting you to other wild places, perspectives and possibilities.
Recognised for what matters.
What stays with you isn’t just what you’ve seen, but how it made you feel. The stillness. The movement. The sense of being part of something far greater, and the knowledge that travelling this way helps protect the landscapes, wildlife and communities that make it possible.
