Singita Sasakwa lodge
Description
Singita Sasakwa Lodge is a turn-of-the-century-style manor house steeped in the grandeur of a bygone age. Located on the unfenced slopes of Sasakwa Hill in the 141 000-hectare Grumeti Reserve in Tanzania, it enjoys sweeping views over the endless plains of the Serengeti to the blue hills on the distant horizon.
The Serengeti is the scene of one of nature’s greatest spectacles when in excess of a million wildebeest, zebra and gazelles migrate through the region on their endless quest in search of fresh grazing and water. Undeterred by a host of predators that lie in wait or perilous river crossings teeming with crocodiles, blind instinct drives the herds forward in a relentless dance of life and death. Year-round game drives both in and out of the Migration season consistently produce excellent Big 5 sightings, not to mention other lesser-seen creatures such as bat-eared foxes.
There are 10 private cottages at Singita Sasakwa Lodge in 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom configurations, each with their own infinity plunge pool overlooking the plains. Your butler will ensure impeccable service, right down to keeping your favourite white wine on ice for you to enjoy in the wood-panelled bar while playing a game of snooker. Adults can unwind in the gym and spa or on the tennis and archery courts while children have a special programme that includes a mini ranger course and baking with the skilled chefs. Stately, gracious and refined, Singita Sasakwa Lodge provides only the very best in service, accommodation and game viewing.
General Facilities :
Based around a stone manor house atop Sasakwa Hill (which has the dual benefits of spectacular vistas and minimizing the presence of flies and mosquitoes), Singita Sasakwa feels timeless. Patinated antiques shine while glittering chandeliers send a kaleidoscopic scattering of light across the spacious rooms. Plush sofas and divans invite you to sink into them and gaze out across the plains. The wide terrace leads off to the main swimming pool, which is adjacent to the Bush Spa, itself the serene setting for signature therapies like the Serengeti Stress Relief Ceremony and the Njozi za Africa (‘Dreams of Africa’) Body Ritual using Dermalogica products. Those wanting to work up a sweat and an appetite can take to the tennis and archery courts or gym. For a magnificent view of the Serengeti plains, take to the cool dawn mists in a hot-air balloon or reserve a private 4×4 game viewing vehicle for your party’s exclusive use.
Children are especially welcome at Singita Sasakwa, where staff enjoy delighting the littlest safari-goers. In addition to a professional babysitting service, the lodge offers a well-rounded children’s programme that allows them to have fun baking with the chefs, stretching their creativity at Arts & Crafts, learning from wildlife DVDs, visiting the Environmental Education Centre or getting messy with face painting in the Bush Spa. The mini rangers’ course is particularly engaging with tracking, frogging, butterfly capture-and-release, beginner’s astronomy and flower pressing among the many education activities included. Singita Sasakwa Lodge also has a boutique and library as well as butler, laundry, Internet and international telephone services.
Information & facts
In the Heat of Serengeti
Fitness Centre & Spa
Restaurants Inside
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Serengeti lodges & Camps FAQ's
Meliá Serengeti Lodge is centrally located in the famous Serengeti National Park. Guests can arrive by plane at the Seronera Airstrip for a vehicle transfer to Meliá Serengeti Lodge. Alternatively, you can drive from Arusha to Serengeti, which is a distance of 335 kilometers or a 7-hours drive.
Guests can check in from 14.00 hours and must check out by 12.00 hours (midday.)
Guests can choose from double, suite, or triple rooms.
Guests are always advised to drink bottled water at Meliá Serengeti Lodge and use the water in the taps for showers and washing. Use bottled water for cleaning your teeth, too.
Guests are always advised to drink bottled water at Meliá Serengeti Lodge and use the water in the taps for showers and washing. Use bottled water for cleaning your teeth, too.
Entry fees for Serengeti National Park vary depending on your nationality and the duration of your stay. Fees are typically charged daily and are subject to change.
Foreign tourists usually pay higher rates than East African residents. Permits and park fees can be paid at park entrances or through authorised tour operators. Before your visit, it’s advisable to check the latest fee structure and regulations with the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA).
Critical activities in Serengeti National Park include game drives, which allow visitors to explore various park regions in search of wildlife. Guided walking safaris offer a different perspective on the park’s ecosystems.
Hot air balloon safaris provide breathtaking aerial views of the Serengeti. For those interested in conservation, some lodges offer opportunities to learn about ongoing research and protection efforts.
Yes, Meliá Serengeti Lodge welcomes families.
Available Dates
Requires a minimum stay of 2 nights
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Singita Sasakwa is a great choice for families or guests who enjoy the bush but still have all the luxuries of a 5 star establishment. The private cottages are huge and offer sufficient space for smaller or even large families. Other than the game activities you are able to enjoy tennis, a gym and there are a wide range of activities for children!
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Location / Contacts
- Address : Serengeti
- Phone : +255687590560
- Mail : info@serengetitrips.com
- Website : http://www.serengetitrips.com

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