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Lemala Ewanjan
Location
Serengeti, Tanzania
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Overview
In the quiet area of Seronera Valley, within the game-rich Serengeti lies the intimate and authentic camp of Ewanjan. A permanent camp with just twelve tents - perfect for those looking for adventure and seclusion.
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About
Lemala Ewanjan is an authentic intimate tented camp set in a secluded part of the game-rich Seronera Valley in Central Serengeti. The Seronera region is an important wildlife transition zone between the southern grasslands and the northern woodlands and is renowned for its year-round game viewing due to its abundance of water in the many rivers, as well as for its large populations of resident big cats. Additionally, between April and June, and again between November and January, this area is crossed by the annual wildebeest migration, which provides always thrilling wildlife drama.
ACTIVITIES
- Guided game drives
- Night drive
- Walking safari
- Bird watching
- Hot air ballooning
- Witness The Great Migration
Camp
Beautifully decorated with leather sofas, chandeliers, cosy rugs and wooden chests, the mess tent functions as guest area, dining room and central bar. Leisurely sundowners end off each exciting day as guests soak up the Serengeti ambiance as they gather around the campfire. Guests can also enjoy the unique bush breakfast experience and marvel at the fantastic year-round game viewing.
GOOD TO KNOW
- Children aged 6+ welcome
- 2 hours' light aircraft flight from Arusha airport
- 30-minute drive from Seronera Airstrip.
- The area is known for big cats
- Open all year
Rooms
The 12 en-suite tents are spacious and comfortable, and have an outside deck offering beautiful views over the area. Each tent is fitted with two queen-size beds with warm duvets, a flush toilet, large safari-style shower, plentiful running water, wooden storage cabinets and flooring, 24-hour solar lighting and outside loungers from which to enjoy early morning teas and coffees and refreshing afternoon gin and tonics.
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