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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Usawa Serengeti offers an intimate, up-close experience of the Great Migration and 'endless plains'.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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With luxurious linens and view-facing beds, the camp celebrates the best of a tented experience.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Even in repose, lions deliver a promise of high drama.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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With 360° mesh-sided surrounds, guests are immersed in the wild landscape.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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The camp is intimate, sleeping just 12 guests in six tents.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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En-suite bathrooms have all the amenities Wilderness guests are accustomed to.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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World-class service is the order of meal times.
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Enjoy a piping hot coffee before your early morning activity.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Usawa Serengeti's menus focus on locally sourced, nutritious and sustainable ingredients.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Mealtimes are enjoyed at a classic East African family-style table.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Some 1.2 million wildebeest (gnu) migrate across the Serengeti and Masai Mara annually.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Enjoy a guided walking safari.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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A well-fed pride of Serengeti lions.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Rocky kopjes provide perfect vantage points for the many prides of lions.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Over one million wildebeest make an almost 1,000 km annual round trip through the Serengeti.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti offers an exceptional, up-close migration experience.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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With Usawa Serengeti, our guests are never too far from the unfolding drama.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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The flexibility of Usawa Serengeti allows us to move at short notice between a number of key locations across the Serengeti.
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A private dinner for a special occasion.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Every guest comfort is catered for.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Blue wildebeest are also known as brindled gnu (Connochaetes taurinus).
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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The Rueppell's griffon vulture is one of several vulture species that make up the 540 birds found in the Serengeti.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Black rhino, one of the Big 5, seen in the Serengeti.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Eland are possibly the most elegant of all herbivores.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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A young tusker.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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The herd's initial river crossings in the Serengeti start from around early July, peaking in mid-August.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Water sources are crucial, especially for elephants who need to bathe, drink and cool off regularly.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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African skies are legendary for their sunrises and sunsets.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Like all cats, lions are inherently curious.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Unwind around the camp's fire after an eventful day's game drives or walking safari.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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It's not uncommon for guests to see the herd moving past camp.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Zebras are just one of the ungulate species that make up the huge herd that comprises the Great Migration.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Breeding herd of elephants.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Territorial male lion on patrol.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Game viewing starts right in camp at Usawa.
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Wilderness Usawa Serengeti
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Leopards are drawn to dense vegetation, which provides cover from other predators, and ideal denning sites.
