Kati Kati Tented Camp
A mobile tented camp located in Central Serengeti, strategically located to cover the vast Serengeti Plains. Kat Kati camp offers comfortable accommodation and a unique opportunity to enjoy a real safari camp experience. This is a mobile tented camp located in Central Serengeti with15 tents, each featuring en suite facilities. Strategically located to cover the vast of Serengeti Plains, the camp is only a two hour scenic drive from Olduvai Gorge Museum and Grumeti River. Here you'll enjoy comfortable accommodation combined with the unique opportunity to experience a classic safari camp, falling asleep to the sound of animals outside.
Overview
Serengeti National Park is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries which remain on the planet earth and the largest National Park of Tanzania. It covers an extension of 15,000 square kilometres. Its name comes from the language of the Masai which means "endless plains" and its landscapes depict the mythical image of an Africa of large spaces, profound blue skies dotted with clouds, cool sunrises and fire red sunsets. Serengeti is situated on a high plateau which extends from east to west from the highlands of Ngorongoro to Lake Victoria and continues to the north to the Masai-Mara reserve in Kenya. The most outstanding characteristic of this gigantic ecosystem is the enormous concentration of herbivore, gnu, zebras, antelope, etc, on its plains and their annual migration. The gnu dominates in Serengeti and its herds are made up of hundreds of thousands. Another rarity of Serengeti are the "Kopjes", genuine old granite islands of rock worn away by the erosion and set in a sea of grass. They possess an ecology of their own regarding vegetation and fauna. Where lizards, mongoose, monkeys, dik-diks, antelope and at the top of the food pyramid the Verreaux eagle and the leopard can often be seen. The park is also home to a large variety of birds, more than 500 species have been registered, from enormous ostriches to tiny honey birds, a delight for any fan of ornithology.