Seringet has nine traditional East African ensuite safari tents, including two family tents. Each is a beautifully crafted tented bush refuge where classic safari charm has been reimagined with modern comforts, including a hot safari shower, flush toilet and solar powered lighting. The family tents have a double and a twin room, each with an ensuite. Understated luxury prevails throughout, with elegant furnishings, fine linen and a private verandah with safari chairs for quiet contemplation and meaningful connection with the wilderness.

Breakfast is typically a picnic in the bush during a morning game drive while lunch and dinner are traditional safari convivial affairs, around a communal long table. Meals are delicious, with fresh, locally sourced ingredients taking centre-stage, served lantern-lit under the African night sky. Afternoon game drives end with a favourite sundowner stop under a tree for a G&T as the sun goes down and after dinner, shared safari stories often linger long into the night around the flickering campfire. This is safari in its truest sense.

Days unfold with early morning and afternoon game drives, nature walks around camp and cultural visits to Maasai communities. For families, children’s activities with the guides are included. Sunrise hot air balloon safaris over the Mara plains are a must-do recommendation! The wildlife viewing is exceptional and the guides are outstanding – all have benefitted from Nigel Archer’s wealth of knowledge and experience.