Set on the banks of the Orangi River in the Central Serengeti, Baobab Central Serengeti Camp offers an unforgettable blend of comfort, history, and wilderness immersion. Once the site of a colonial-era gold mining station, this scenic location has been transformed into a serene safari retreat, where the roar of lions replaces the clang of pickaxes, and the golden glow of sunset outshines any treasure.

Prime Location

Strategically located in the Seronera region, the camp is surrounded by some of the Serengeti’s most wildlife-rich terrain:

Just 20 km from Seronera Airstrip for easy access
Overlooks the Orangi River, a magnet for wildlife year-round
Close to big cat territories, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs
Ideal base for witnessing the Great Migration during seasonal crossings

Accommodation: Elevated Comfort in the Wild

The camp features 10 high-comfort tented suites, each designed for privacy, relaxation, and immersion in nature:

Spacious interiors with king or twin beds and fine linens
En-suite bathrooms with hot showers and flushing toilets
Private verandas with views of the savannah and river
Solar-powered lighting and eco-friendly amenities
Family tents are available for groups or multi-generational travellers

Whether you're waking to the call of birds or drifting off to the distant roar of lions, each tent offers a peaceful retreat.

Dining & Hospitality

At Baobab Central Serengeti Camp, dining is a celebration of flavour and setting:

On-site restaurant serving a fusion of Tanzanian and international cuisine
Lounge tent and bar for cocktails, wine, and post-safari relaxation
Campfire evenings with storytelling and stargazing
Bush breakfasts and picnic lunches for full-day game drives
Special dietary needs catered to with advance notice

Guests consistently praise the warm hospitality and personalised service that make every meal memorable.

Safari Experiences & Activities

Explore the Serengeti’s wonders with curated adventures:

Morning, afternoon, and full-day game drives led by expert guides
Hot air balloon safaris for a bird’s-eye view of the plains (optional add-on)
Birdwatching and photography from camp or on safari
Cultural visits to nearby Maasai communities
Wildlife viewing from camp, with frequent sightings of buffalo, elephants, and predators