A Design-Led Camp on Migration Country

Overview

Set in Singita Grumeti, Sabora Tented Camp offers nine self-contained suites, contemporary under-canvas design and front-row access to Serengeti wildlife viewing.

Perched on the edge of the legendary Sabora Plains in the Grumeti Reserve, Singita Sabora Tented Camp offers an extraordinary safari experience that harks back to the golden age of exploration. Named after the vast, sweeping grasslands that stretch endlessly before camp, Sabora occupies a remarkable position along the western Serengeti corridor—a landscape immortalized by the great migration and home to some of Africa's most密集 wildlife populations. Here, beneath endless African skies, guests encounter an untouched wilderness that remains virtually unchanged since the era of the great explorers. The camp's nine classic tented suites evoke the romance of 1920s safari adventures, each furnished with antique pieces and sumptuous textiles that create an atmosphere of refined elegance. Canvas walls unfurl to reveal uninterrupted views of the wilderness, while private meditation decks offer a tranquil retreat for reflection amidst the sights and sounds of the African bush. Every detail—from the hand-stitched leather journals in the library to the silver candelabras adorning the dining table—speaks to Singita's unwavering commitment to authenticity and understated luxury. Grumeti Reserve stands as a testament to Singita's pioneering conservation model. Once a hunting concession, the reserve was transformed into a thriving wildlife sanctuary under the brand's stewardship, with rigorous anti-poaching initiatives and habitat restoration programs ensuring that populations of lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo not only survive but flourish. The camp is renowned for exceptional big cat sightings, with leopards prowling the riverine woodlands and lion prides commanding the open savannah. During migration season, massive herds of wildebeest thunder across the Sabora Plains in one of nature's most spectacular displays. This is safari at its most intimate and exclusive—a place where the ancient rhythms of the African bush unfold in total seclusion.