Nasikia Migration Camp

A safari rich mobile camp set to follow the wildebeest migration as it moves through the Serengeti.

Nasikia Migration Camp is a mobile tented camp, moving around the Serengeti from June to March. The camp carefully respects the location of wildlife, environment and creature comforts. To keep the camp intimate and special, there are a maximum of six to twelve tents at any one time.

The special safari tents have been designed with minimalist ideas – with neutral base colours and simple but comfortable furniture.  In these spacious, walk-in, canvas havens, you will find all the comforts you need out in the bush: tastefully crafted furnishings, cozy bedding with fine linens, hand woven mats, dressing gowns, fluffy towels and the small touches that will make you comfortable during your stay. Every tent has its own ensuite bathroom with flushing toilet, hand basin with running water.  All the décor has been hand made or sewn with local wares by local people – from basin stands to the flowing curtains and hand beaded cushions.

In the evening there is a magical path of lanterns between the tents to the Mess tent.  Although using kerosene lanterns, you will also observe a mix of solar guide lights and scented beeswax candles to create an enchanting setting to unwind after the day’s adventures. Guests relax in the library, while flicking through the pages of the photographic and historical volumes, or sharing their day’s experience enjoying a sundowner round the camp fire.

Meals are taken in custom-designed canvas dining tents and are made with fresh, local produce by skilled chefs. Freshly baked breads, homemade soups, salads, a variety of healthful, delicious entrees and, of course, decadent desserts highlight the daily menus. However when partaking in lunches at the camp, your table is set up under a shady tree as the breeze sweeps by and the environment engulfs you.

Each guest is greeted upon return or arrival with cold face washers and fresh juice.

At Nasikia, meet the new day to the cooing of the African dove, the fresh scent of the earth and grass and observe the zebra grazing in the distance. And as the sun sets again; sip a glass of cold white wine by the campfire beneath a canopy of a zillion stars….this is Africa!