Mantis has opened its newest property in Tanzania: the Siringit Migration Camp by Mantis. The mobile camp moves every few months to follow the wildebeest herds, zebra, Thomson’s gazelles, and the predators that the Great Migration attracts within the Serengeti National Park.
The Siringit Migration Camp by Mantis opens in the Kogatende region (Northern Serengeti) where it will remain until November 15, 2021. The camp will then move to the Ndutu region (Southern Serengeti) reopening on December 15, 2021, where it will remain until March 31, 2022, which is when the herds start their migration North again.
Both locations have their own private airstrip for guest arrivals and departures. There are daily scheduled flights from Arusha or Seronera to Kogatende, and the airstrip is only a short 10-minute game drive direct to the camp.
The Bedouin style camp has eight luxury guest tents, positioned on raised platforms to provide guests with unobstructed views across the Serengeti wilderness. Each tent can accommodate up to two guests, while two can be inter-linked to form a family tent which can accommodate up to four guests (two adults and two children). All tents have en-suite bathrooms with double vanity. The camp also has a separate dining tent and lounge tent which includes a selection of coffee table books and board games.
The tents are made in Tanzania using recycled materials. The stretched canvas panels are handstitched, and the hexagonal-shaped shade net dips to the earth with transparent side panels designed to remove the boundaries between nature and man, bringing guests even closer to the Serengeti wilderness. During a full-day game drive picnic hampers can be arranged for guests to enjoy out on the plains, under the canopy of an Acacia tree or close to the Mara River.
For wellness program, Siringit has partnered with Healing Earth, a premium African spa brand that uses organic products made from natural active ingredients sourced from the continent’s powerful minerals, oceans, flowers, herbs, fruit, seeds and natural oils. Guests can choose from a selection of massage therapies – each of which starts with a traditional African foot cleansing. The treatment menu also includes a ‘Mini Me Treatment’ for children which includes a face mask and a foot soak in a lavender and jasmine bubble bath, followed by a gentle mango orange scrub.
Travel Tips: The best time to travel is during the crossing season between July and November, and the calving season between January and March. However, all year round has benefits to experience the ecosystem of the region.
Inclusions & Rates:
Included in the guest stay (game package) at Siringit Migration Camp by Mantis are:
- Accommodation, all meals and local beverages
- Morning and evening game drives
- Picnic breakfast, lunches and dinners (for full-day game drives)
- Sundowners
- Return road transfers to the closest Serengeti airstrip to the camp and shared use of a 4 x 4 safari vehicle
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Rates start from $600/ £432 per person, per night (based on double occupancy).
Website: https://www.siringit.co.tz/collection/siringit-migration-camp/