Sayari Camp sits close to the Mara River in the far north of the Serengeti, positioned specifically for the migration’s dramatic river crossings each year, one of the most sought-after wildlife spectacles on the continent.
Spacious tented suites with expansive glass frontages and private plunge pools, set along a granite kopje overlooking the surrounding plains.
A strong, contemporary dining programme served with wide views over the northern plains, in keeping with Asilia’s broader design-led approach.
Game drives to the Mara River’s crossing points during migration season, plus year-round game viewing across the northern Serengeti’s remote plains.
The northern Serengeti hosts the wildebeest and zebra migration’s river crossings from roughly July through October, with crocodile-filled waters and predators gathering along the banks.
River crossing photography rewards patience and a long lens from a fixed vantage point on the bank; guides here are specifically experienced at reading which crossing points herds are likely to use.
Asilia’s Sayari operation supports Serengeti-wide anti-poaching funding and community projects in the Kogatende and Mara River border areas.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
