We talked about Wayo Africa’s Little Green Camp a few months back. Well, it's time to meet the older brother.
The Serengeti Green Camp features similar tents with mesh sides, all sewn by local teams on the boundary of Arusha National Park. This open feeling allows you to experience the senses of the bush, without experiencing any unwelcome visitors. With the stretch canvas overhead, tents sensitively blend into the landscape while providing shade and privacy.
But more importantly, the guest experience is focused on immersing guests in the feeling of being in the wilds of the parks and appreciating the local craftsmanship. Interiors have been carefully sourced with the help of anthropologists and designers, celebrating cultural groups and encouraging the development of local craftsmanship. For example, bed panels are made from banana leaves in Mto Wa
Mbu (local to the activity center) and there are Maasai belted cushions, Chaga cup chandeliers, and countless other celebrations.
The location has been chosen to be set away from the busy tourism hotspots and the large numbers of vehicles that are seen at The Mara River or Ndutu Woodlands. This camp is a 1.5-hour game drive to these areas so you enjoy these spaces during the day if wanted and then escape to more remote corners of the Serengeti in the evenings. However, Wayo Serengeti Green Camp primarily offers a taster of walking safaris. As you unpick the small details of this ecosystem during the day and then breathe it in at night, the whole trip almost becomes a meditation on nature.
A look at the wonderful Matetsi in Victoria Falls. A great option when you can't choose between another safari or the falls. Why not both?
Incredible footage of a rocky start for these emperor penguin chicks
Who said penguins don’t want to fly?