Serengeti Sojourn Mobile Camp

• Children six years of age or older are welcome
• Children under six years of age can be accommodated if the whole camp is booked on an exclusive basis
• A third bed can be accommodated in deluxe tents at an extra charge
• Child-minding services can be arranged by request at the time of reservation, at an additional cost
   

RAFIKI EXPLORER CLUB

Ensuring that children have an equally thrilling taste of Africa, the Rafiki Explorer Club is offered as an added value to families travelling with children aged six to 15. These special guests become members of this club to keep them involved and entertained during their visit. The club is based at the camp and includes learning activities such as footprint tracking, animal-call identification, cooking and traditional African board games, to name a few. Children will have the delight of meeting Rafiki and his team who live at the camp. They will further be given an exciting hamper of gifts, including:
 

• A custom-designed bag
• A personalised activity book packed with fun puzzles, games and wildlife lists
• Coloured pencils
• A baseball cap with Rafiki embroidered on the front
• A set of postcards
   

To ensure that you have a comfortable and memorable safari experience, we recommend that you include the following items when packing:
 

• Light-weight clothing
• Swimwear
• Warm clothing, including items such as a jacket, scarf, and beanie
• Avoid black and blue clothing as these have a tendency to attract insects
• Waterproof jacket
• Hat
• Sunblock
• Sunglasses
• Insect repellent
• Small flashlight
• Binoculars
• Camera

 
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need further info.

The dining tent sets the location where personalised meals are served. Occasional bush meals are served near the camp and private dining can also be arranged on request. With advance notice, special dietary and drink requirements can be catered for. 

It is recommended that guests pack in insect (particularly mosquito) repellent and anti-itch or antihistamine cream. It is advisable that guests contact their local travel clinic for advice on Malaria and Yellow Fever precautions and any other precautionary measures for visits to this region.

The Serengeti ecosystem is a geographical region in Africa, spanning northern Tanzania. The protected area within the region includes approximately 30 000 km² of land, including the Serengeti National Park and several game reserves. 
 
The southern Ndutu region – located in Tanzania, on the border of Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area – is predominantly characterised by sweeping grasslands and forests around Lake Ndutu.

The northern Lobo region – also located in Tanzania, but closer to the Kenyan border – is typically defined by its hilly and wooded landscape.
 
The climate in the Serengeti is mostly warm and dry although evenings can be chilly, especially during cooler months of the year, from June to October. The main rainy season takes place from March to May, but lighter rains also fall from October to November. When the lush vegetation dries up some time after the rains, animals seek out waters, driving migration patterns.
 
Average Day Temperatures:
29˚C (December to March)
28˚C (April to May)
27˚C (June to September)
29˚C (October to November)