Luxury Singita Grumeti Safari Tours

Singita Grumeti is located adjacent to the Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania, within the western corridor of the wider Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. The concession spans approximately 350,000 acres of protected wilderness. It combines easily with other destinations on Tanzania’s northern safari circuit, including the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater.

Singita Grumeti is a private concession bordering the Serengeti National Park, offering low vehicle density, highly personalized guiding and activities that are more restricted within the national park. Guests can enjoy off-road game drives, evening and night drives, guided walks and access to some of Tanzania’s most luxurious lodges and private villas.

The concession also sits along an important Great Wildebeest Migration route, providing excellent opportunities to see the herds as they typically move through between May and July.

Singita’s low-impact tourism model also helps support the long-term conservation of the reserve and the work of the Grumeti Fund, which manages wildlife protection and community development programs across the region.

Singita Grumeti is known for excellent predator viewing, including lion, cheetah, leopard and hyena, alongside strong populations of elephant, buffalo and Maasai giraffe. The concession also lies along an important Great Wildebeest Migration route, so large herds of wildebeest and zebra typically move through between May and July.

With varied habitats and low vehicle density, wildlife encounters can feel intimate and remarkably private.

Singita Grumeti is a rewarding year-round safari destination, but the experience changes with the seasons. The Great Migration typically moves through the concession between May and July, offering the chance to see large herds of wildebeest and zebra with significantly lower vehicle densities than in many of the Serengeti’s busier Migration areas.

Outside the Migration months, Grumeti still offers excellent resident wildlife viewing, including lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant and buffalo, often with very few other vehicles around sightings. The greener months (November to April) can also bring dramatic landscapes, strong birding and a quieter safari experience.

The best time to visit ultimately depends on whether your priority is the Great Migration, resident wildlife, photography or a more private safari experience.