FAQ’s

Yes, the Serengeti is safe to visit when you follow park rules and listen to your guide. Wildlife incidents are extremely rare, and safaris are designed to respectfully view animals in their natural habitats. Camps like Asanja Africa provide trained guides and staff escorts after dark for added safety.

Serengeti National Park is very safe for tourists. Professional guides accompany you on all activities, and camps ensure secure accommodation. The main safety rule is to remain in vehicles during game drives and respect wildlife distances.

The Serengeti is world-renowned for the Great Wildebeest Migration, the largest land migration on earth. It’s also home to East Africa’s highest concentration of predators, including around 3,000 lions, 1,000 leopards, and nearly 8,000 hyenas.

The Serengeti is in northern Tanzania, bordering Kenya’s Maasai Mara to the north and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area to the south.

Several factors contribute to safari costs:

• Park & conservation fees
• Remote location requiring internal flights or long transfers
• Luxury camps/lodges in protected areas
• Expert guides and safari staff
  At Asanja Africa, packages include meals, game drives, and park fees for a seamless, worry-free experience.

The Serengeti ecosystem has about 3,000 lions, living in prides of 15–20 members. It’s one of the best places in the world to see lions in the wild.

No, Mount Kilimanjaro is not in the Serengeti. It’s about 100 miles away, near Moshi. Many travelers combine a Kilimanjaro trek with a Serengeti safari for a complete adventure.

The closest major city is Arusha, known as Tanzania’s safari capital. Most visitors take a short flight or scenic drive from Arusha to reach the Serengeti.

The migration is year-round but highlights include:

• Dec–March: Calving season in southern Serengeti
• June–July: Grumeti River crossings (western Serengeti)
• July–Oct: Mara River crossings (northern Serengeti)
• Nov: Herds return southwards

It’s a safari following millions of wildebeest and zebras across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Staying at Asanja Africa camps places guests near key migration routes and river crossings.

• Southern Serengeti (Moru area): Calving season
• Western Serengeti (Grumeti River): Early crossings
• Northern Serengeti (Mara River): Dramatic river crossings
• Central Serengeti plains: Year-round game viewing

Tanzania’s Serengeti hosts the migration for about 9 months of the year, while Kenya’s Maasai Mara hosts the herds for about 3 months. For longer safari opportunities, Tanzania is often preferred.

Safari costs depend on season and style:

• Budget: $250–$500 pp/day
• Mid-range: $500–$900 pp/day
• Luxury: $1,000–$2,500 pp/day (Asanja Africa falls in this range)

• June–October: Dry season, best general wildlife viewing & migration crossings
• December–March: Calving season, great for predator action
• April–May: Green season, fewer tourists & lower rates (some lodges close)

Yes, Tanzania is generally safe for tourists. Safari destinations like the Serengeti are very secure. In cities, be cautious of petty crime and follow normal travel precautions.

Yes, during the day shorts are fine. Evenings can be chilly, so pack layers. Neutral colors like khaki, beige, and olive are recommended. Avoid bright colors and camouflage clothing.

Yes, Tanzania offers some of the best luxury safaris in Africa. Asanja Africa specializes in boutique, eco-luxury camps offering private experiences, fine dining, and tailor-made game drives.

• Pack light, neutral clothing
• Bring binoculars & a good camera
• Follow your guide’s instructions
• Expect early morning drives
• Carry sunscreen, insect repellent & a hat

Asanja Africa is a collection of luxury boutique camps in Tanzania’s Serengeti and Ngorongoro, offering tailor-made safari experiences.

Our camps are located in prime safari areas—Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

We offer intimate, boutique tented camps inspired by Maasai culture, with personalized service, eco-luxury, and immersive wildlife experiences.

Yes! Our Serengeti camps are strategically placed along the migration route for the best viewing opportunities.

Absolutely. We specialize in private safaris, honeymoons, and exclusive luxury packages.

Our camps run on solar power, use eco-friendly materials, employ local staff, and support conservation and community development.

Activities include daily game drives, hot air balloon safaris, bush dining, cultural visits, photography tours, and stargazing.

Year-round. For the Great Migration, June–October is ideal. For calving and baby animals, January–March is recommended.

You can book directly on our website www.asanjaafrica.com or through our reservations team for a custom itinerary.

Yes, we welcome families and provide child-friendly activities, private guides, and flexible schedules.

A luxury safari combines the thrill of wildlife with world-class comfort. Guests stay in boutique camps with designer tents, fine dining, private guides, and personalized service.

Asanja Africa offers Maasai-inspired boutique camps, gourmet dining under the stars, eco-friendly facilities, and highly personalized service—perfect for luxury travelers.

Luxury safaris feature:

• Spacious tents with en-suite bathrooms
• Private or small-group game drives
• Fine dining with curated menus
• Personalized service & extra experiences like bush dining and balloon safaris

Asanja Africa serves a mix of international and African cuisine. Guests enjoy bush breakfasts, sundowners, and candlelit dinners. Dietary needs are catered to with care.

Yes. Asanja Africa runs on solar power, uses eco-friendly building practices, and follows strict sustainability guidelines.

Yes. At Asanja Africa, private guides and vehicles can be arranged for a fully personalized experience.

Luxury safaris usually cost $400–$700 per person per night, depending on the season, location, and activities.

Luxury safaris include game drives, hot air balloon rides, walking safaris, cultural visits, bush dining, and stargazing.

Yes. Asanja Africa provides family-friendly luxury experiences, including spacious tents, flexible itineraries, and special activities for kids.

Definitely! Asanja Africa creates bespoke honeymoon, anniversary, and milestone celebrations with private dining, romantic setups, and custom experiences.

• June–October: Best for wildlife viewing & migration crossings
• January–March: Ideal for calving season and lush scenery
• Luxury camps ensure comfort year-round, making any season a great time to visit.