Hundreds of thousands of calves have been born, adding to the large herds of migrating animals moving through Ndutu, where our Migration Camp is currently located.

Our Siringit Migration Camp has officially begun the process of breaking down and packing up. During November, our moving team will be working hard to move the camp to our beautiful location in Ndutu

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.

Balloon safaris can be arranged during your safari. The balloon will take off at sunrise and rise above the Serengeti landscape. Flying with the eagles is an incredible experience. Each journey is different, the route of the Balloon determined by the direction of the wind.

With the migration moved out of Ndutu, so has our Siringit Migration Camp! Our hardworking team has had a busy month packing up our southern location and transporting (or migrating, if you will) to our northern location – Kogatende, North Serengeti.

The wildebeest have officially started calving. Within a two-to-three-week time period, over half a million wildebeest are being born with as many as 8000 wildebeest being born on the same day.

It has poured with rain in Tanzania since you last heard from us. What a relief! The short rains that usually start in October and continue through November, and typically finish in December, were delayed this year.

Our fully vaccinated team wish all our readers, friends, and families a safe and prosperous New Year, and we look very forward seeing you around the campfire soon!

Siringit Migration Camp is moving in symbiosis with the wildlife migrations. The Bedouin-style design of the luxury tented camp encourages transparency, visibility, connectivity and intimacy with nature...

To my surprise, international travel is easier. I found travelling with two children between Holland, England and Tanzania surprisingly effortless. There is a smooth transition between worlds, where compassion leads...

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.

August has been a month of stepping into the flow of migration. The rainfall patterns shifting with the change in wind sprouting fresh grass shoots to sustain the movement of herds.

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

The great migration has arrived in Northern Serengeti. Siringit Migration Camp, in symbiosis with the wild, arrived in Kogatende at the end of June with the first herds.

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...

Siringit Collection has rewilded and adapted to the current climate conditions creating private safari "bubbles"...

It is with great pride that we announce the opening of Siringit Migration Camp on August 8, 2021.

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

Covid-19 PCR tests can now be done whilst you enjoy your safari.