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SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK ACCOMMODATIONS OVERVIEW. Accommodation facilities in Serengeti National Park varies from luxury lodges, luxury tented camps, basic camps and camping grounds. The bellow selected are some of our recommended lodges and tented camps which might make your safari very nice.   Accommodations Facilities in Serengeti National Park. Ikoma Safari Camp ISC 65$pp A permanent luxury  tented camp in Serengeti Ikoma region in Tanzania. The Camp is located on the main wildebeest migration route between the Serengeti and the Masai Mara.  click Seronera Lodge 150$ pp A artfully constructed round a rocky outcrop from glass and wood elements, perfectly blending into its surrounding,  next , several waterholes and night the most amazing animals. click Sopa Lodge from 275$pp Serengeti Sopa Lodge offers magnificent views over the acacia-dotted grass plains. Spacious rooms, each with 2 double beds welcome you with comfort, while the swimming pool invites you to cool off from the heat of the African sun. click Serena lodge from 350pp Set high on a hill with views across the savannah. The design of the lodge is based on a traditional African village with individual thatched huts giving you that 'Out of Africa' feeling.  click Mbalageti Tented 360$pp The lodge comprises tented chalets and a central building built from natural materials, all positioned to take advantage of the great views as well as the immediate surroundings,  click Kirawira Tent Camp 580pp Kirawira, situated on a hilltop overlooking the vast plains of the Serengeti offers you a luxurious safari experience, with its Victorian-era decor, excellent cuisine, fine wines and typical colonial furniture click Guruneti Tented 625$pp Grumeti River Camp has some exciting activities on offer, including game drives in open-air vehicles, and has a swimming pool and leisure deck, click Mbuzi Mawe 320$pp Mbuzi Mawe Camp lies at the heart of the Serengeti Park, providing easy access to the prime wildlife spots of Lobo, the Western Corridor of the Grumeti River, the southern grass plains and the Seronera Valley  click Migration Camp 450$pp The Serengeti is rich in game throughout the year and provides the stage for the world's largest animal migration, when up to 2 million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle make their way north into Kenya's Masai Mara. click Kijeresh Tented 140$pp Kijereshi Tented Camp offers a total of 12 Tents set in an area of green Lush plains and surrounded by indigenous trees.  In addition there are 2 VIP rooms, one presidential suite and 2 family units  click   CONTACT ADDRESS HEAD OFFICE DAR ES SALAAM. ZANZIBAR HOTEL P.O. BOX 12594. TEL/FAX: +255 22 2133793, Mobile: +255 788 221 650 ARUSHA BRANCH OFFICE. KALOLENI AREA OPPOSITE , PRIMIEM HOUSE BOX 14477 ARUSHA, Mobile: +255 713 350 601, admin@bushroutes.com     or    reservations@bushroutes.com   www.bushroutes.com Bush Routes Adventures Copyrights 2009, All rights reserved. Revised, 01/28/2012 .           THE NORTHERN REACHES: The Northern reaches of the Serengeti remain fantastically quiet and unvisited, due to their relative inaccessibility. Previously inaccessible swathes of National Park at Wogakuria, close to the Masai Mara border, have been opened up by flying safari options staying at superb permanent tented camps such as Sayari   WESTERN CORRIDOR: This follows the path of the Grumeti River up towards Lake Victoria. This region provides superb wildlife viewing action when the migration crosses the crocodile infested waters of the Grumeti; at this point camps such as the CCA Grumeti River or Kirawira come into their own.           Why visit Serengeti Park           Top 10 Reasons To Visit Tanzania   Around or Near by Serengeti Park Lake Victoria Mwanza Town Musoma Town Gurunet Game Contral Area Ikorongo Game Reserve All Accommodations in Serengeti Ikoma Area Lake Maaseki Ngorongoro Serengeti Escorted Walking Safari Lake Ndutu in Ngorongoro Oldonyo Lengai Mountain East African Rift Valley Serengeti Park Wildlife Serengeti Vegetaion and Land Scape Serengeti Safari Map 3days  Serengeti Safari 3 Days Serengeti from Mwanza 4days Tarangire, Ngorox2 and Serengeti 4days Serengeti, Manyara and Ngorox2 6days Serengeti Combined 10 Days Serengeti and other Northern Northern and Southern Combined Northern and Indian Island Package Combine Serengeti and Kenya Tour Flight to Serengeti Park Walking Safari in Serengeti Night Safari in Serengeti Seronera River in Serengeti Guruneti River in Serengeti Local School Visit                                    Bush breakfasts, Lunches, Sundowners and Dinners under the Stars Serengeti Kopjes Serengeti Western Corridor The Northern Reaches Seronera Valley Maswa Game Reserve The Serengeti Plain Maasai Mara national Park - Kenya Loliondo Game Contral Area Publica Campsites in Serengeti Mugumu Town near Serengeti Ndabaka Area Sirari Serengeti / Kenya border   SERENGETI MIGRATION CHART Click Here   SERENGETI MIGRATION Among the many resources and beauties found and seen in the Serengeti Ecosystem: rich animal and plant diversity, unexposed gold and mineral mines, superb sunsets on smooth landscapes, the number one wonder on the list in the Serengeti is the great wildebeest migration. The understanding on how and why the migration occurs is very complex; there are no definite and guaranteed conclusions to pin point a trigger(s) that starts the migration. The migration has formed its own culture in the Serengeti, with the wildebeest doing what they are doing for the last two million years. Nothing is a constant: not the rains, not the grass nor the timings of the migration.