Overview
Sayari Tented Camp is a seasonal luxury mobile camp that follows the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration. Sayari is Kiswahili for universe/planet, capturing the vast plains and endless skies in which the camp is immersed. The camp is located in Piaya, in the southern plains from December 10 to March 31 and moves to the Mara River area (Northwestern Serengeti) for June 1 to November 20 and is based in Soit Sambu in the Northeastern part of the Serengeti from October to mid January. Sayari Camp is always set up just outside the park borders of the Serengeti, therefore offers also walking safaris, night game drives, and closeness to local communities. Furthermore the camp offers fly camping, and bird watching. The camp is closed during the rain season, April and May.

Accommodation
• Sayari Camp is an intimate seasonal tented camp of 8 guest tents.The guest tents are very originally designed, spacious and are equipped with fully en-suite bathroom facilities with a shower, double sinks and a ceramic flush toilet that is environmentally friendly.

• Each tent has its own spacious private verandah with a very comfortable couch and chairs, overlooking the vast Serengeti plains that is spread out before you.

Facilities
• There is not much in terms of facilities with the exception of a large lounge tent with an African safari library, where you can rest and relax after a game drive.

Activities
• Sayari Camp offers the unique combination of prime wildlife viewing, walking safaris and fly camping and interaction with local Tanzania cultures (Maasai, Wakuria) just outside the park.

• The camp specialises in the annual wildebeest migration but also organised day wildlife watching and game driving safaris in the Serengeti. It is also accessible for balloon safaris across the Serengeti.

Dining
• Dining is intimate in the dining area, but can also be enjoyed privately under the millions of stars in the Serengeti sky. Either way, Sayari Camp's amicable staff will prepare you a meal you wouldn't dream possible in the middle of the camp's remote wilderness locations.