Ubuntu Migration Camp features ten canvas safari tents, including one family tent that sleeps four. The tents have mesh panels for natural light and comfortable beds for a restful sleep. Each tent includes an en suite bathroom with a classic safari bucket shower. Guests can relax on their tent’s porch in the afternoons, enjoying views of the nearby wildlife. The camp runs entirely on solar power, with a backup generator, battery-charging stations, and complimentary laundry service.

From June to mid-November, Ubuntu Camp is set in the northern Serengeti on the Lamai Wedge, a less crowded area ideal for photographers capturing dramatic river crossings. From mid-December to mid-March, the camp moves to Kusini in the southern Serengeti, perched on a hillside overlooking the vast, wildebeest-filled plains. This spot offers great access to the migrating herds and excellent opportunities for spotting big cats, especially as they hunt newborn prey. No matter the season, Ubuntu Camp’s locations are carefully chosen to ensure guests have an exclusive experience and excellent wildlife viewing.