Follow in the footsteps of the impressive wildlife in the Serengeti. The Kichakani Camp, at A&K Sanctuary, is the ideal accommodation for this, as it changes location several times a year to give you the best views of the wildlife migration. The ten luxurious tents with wooden terraces offer a haven of peace where you can relax surrounded by warm hospitality and cozy furnishings.
Due to the three times a year that Kichakani Camp, at A&K Sanctuary, relocates along the migration route, the focus of activities is on discovering the thrilling lifestyle of wild animals. Guided game drives into the wilderness give you insights into the lives of wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, and numerous predators that you will talk about for a long time to come. At the camp, you will find peace and quiet on your private terrace, while the main tent or evening campfire provide opportunities to socialize with other guests.
The Kichakani Camp at A&K Sanctuary has ten exclusive 5-star tents. In your high-quality tent, you will find a comfortable, softly upholstered bed, a spacious wooden terrace with fabulous views, and a bathroom with a bucket shower as a highlight. The bucket shower is operated around the clock by your personal tent attendant.
The main tent at Kichakani Camp, at A&K Sanctuary, houses a dining room, lounge, and bar. In a convivial atmosphere, you will be enchanted by the chefs, who serve fresh, regional Tanzanian cuisine. The lounge is a comfortable place to sip a delicious drink from the bar. And in the evening, guests gather around the camp's fire pit to celebrate this precious experience with enjoyable drinks.
At Kichakani Camp, part of A&K Sanctuary, you will find a refuge in the middle of Tanzania's wild Serengeti that will enchant you with its coziness and hospitality. The mobile camp moves to different locations several times a year to give you the best possible location for getting up close to the fascinating animals. The style of the entire property has a nostalgic feel, reflecting the 19th-century past when the Serengeti was discovered by intrepid pioneers.
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