Siringit Migration Camp Kogatende is one of the properties under the Siringit Collection, strategically located in the Kogatende region of the Northern Serengeti, Tanzania. This area is renowned for offering excellent opportunities to witness the Great Migration, particularly the dramatic river crossings of the Mara River.

Designed with elegant simplicity, the Siringit Migration Camp moves in symbiosis with nature migrating with the herds from the spectacular Mara River crossings in Northern Serengeti to the calving season in the Southern Serengeti. 

The camp offers a classic luxury safari experience with spacious and well-appointed tents, each equipped with en-suite facilities and offering comfort in the heart of the Serengeti wilderness.

The camp's location provides guests with the chance to be close to the action during the migration season, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other animals make their way across the Mara River as part of their annual journey.

Situated in North Serengeti in Kogatende from June through October; then moves to South Serengeti,
Ndutu from December through March.

Siringit Migration Camp Ndutu is another property in the Siringit Collection, offering guests an exceptional opportunity to experience the Southern Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area during the calving season of the Great Migration. Ndutu is famous for the presence of vast herds of wildebeest and zebras as they give birth to their young, attracting predators and providing some of the most exciting wildlife viewing opportunities.

Like the Kogatende camp, the Ndutu camp offers spacious, comfortable luxury tents with en-suite facilities, combining a true safari experience with modern comforts.

Situated in the Ndutu region, the camp is positioned to offer guests close proximity to the calving season of the Great Migration. This area is also well-known for its incredible predator activity, with lions, cheetahs, and hyenas being frequently spotted.

Situated in North Serengeti in Kogatende from June through October; then moves to South Serengeti,
Ndutu from December through March