As the sun rises over the horizon, we are privileged witnesses to one of Earth's most magnificent spectacles: the arrival of wildebeest calves.

2024 is off to a wonderful start here at Siringit Collection. The animals are thriving due to ongoing rains, guests at our camps are enjoying incredible wildlife experiences, and we have some exciting news to reveal.

The new National Geographic "Bucket List Family Travel" guide features our Award-winning Siringit Serengeti Camp as a recommended stay!

The results of the November rains are evident in Tanzania, as vibrant hues emerge. With lush green grass and ample rainwater, you can almost hear the wildlife rejoicing in their surroundings!

Siringit Serengeti Camp has been named the winner of the prestigious Africa's Leading Luxury Tented Safari Camp award in the 2023 World Travel Awards.

The Siringit Collection is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Our camps now extend their warmest hospitality to an unprecedented number of guests, and this wave of enthusiasm moves us forward into a phase of exciting expansion.

Go explore Tanzania, as if it where 60 years ago, with these self-drive itineraries in your own vintage Land Rover. Choose between a 7 day/6 night Self-drive Safari or a day trip to Arusha National Park from Siringit Villa.

Tanzania’s high season is from the end of June to the end of October, which are the winter months, also known as the dry season! The weather is pleasant – with little to no rain, and comfortable temperatures. It just so happens that it is the best time of year to explore Tanzania.

The rhinos of Serengeti will continue to live in their natural habitat if we all do our little bit to help restore the wild populations in Tanzania. Tourism is a vital contribution to rhino conservation in the future.

Siringit collaborates with partners in Tanzania who maintain a low carbon footprint, who make sustainable choices to benefit the community, conservation and Tanzanian economy.

Many people choose to travel to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Kilimanjaro is the world's highest free-standing mountain and Africa's tallest mountain. Kilimanjaro is 5895 meters high, it has three peaks and supports a diverse array of plant life and animal species.

We have a responsibility as individuals and as a company to be mindful of our travel print and make climate-conscious choices...

In celebration of the Random Acts of Kindness Day we would like to introduce you to the Ithemba Foundation.