Overview
Tucked amid the ancient Moru Kopjes in the South Central Serengeti, Asanja Moru offers an intimate escape into Tanzania’s wild heart. Surrounded by boulder-strewn landscapes and sweeping savannahs, this exclusive bush camp sits on the path of the Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest and zebra thunder across the plains between mid-December and April. Nearby, the saline Lake Magadi attracts flocks of flamingos, while the iconic Gong Rock displays ancient Maasai paintings, weaving cultural richness into the natural splendor.
The camp exudes authentic luxury with a nod to African heritage, its seven tents and one family villa adorned with Maasai-inspired décor that tells stories of tradition. Here, mornings begin with coffee on your private veranda, the air alive with birdsong, and evenings end around a crackling firepit, swapping safari tales under a star-dusted sky. Guests can embark on thrilling game drives led by expert guides, savor bush breakfasts beneath acacia trees, or soar above the plains on a hot-air balloon ride. For those seeking deeper immersion, walking safaris and Maasai village visits offer a personal connection to the land. Accessible via a 40-minute drive from Seronera Airstrip, or a 5–7-hour scenic journey from Arusha, Asanja Moru blends remote wilderness with effortless elegance.
Facilities & Features
Accommodation: Seven en-suite luxury tents and one two-bedroom family villa, each with private verandas overlooking the Serengeti plains.
Amenities: On-site restaurant serving continental and local cuisine, a well-stocked safari bar and lounge, free Wi-Fi in public areas, and complimentary laundry service.
Eco Features: Solar-powered with a backup generator, biodegradable waste composting, and minimal environmental footprint.
Additional Perks: Outdoor firepit for evening gatherings, private bush dining options, and cultural performances by Maasai storytellers.
Highlights
Prime Migration Viewing: Perfectly positioned to witness the Great Migration’s dramatic herds from mid-December to April.
Rich Wildlife: Home to the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo—plus cheetahs, hyenas, and giraffes.
Exclusive Excursions: Hot-air balloon safaris, guided game drives, and walking safaris reveal the Serengeti’s secrets.
Cultural Immersion: Visit nearby Maasai villages or explore ancient rock art at the Gong Rock.
Luxurious Comfort: Spacious tents with en-suite bathrooms, hot showers, and Maasai-inspired interiors.
Eco-Conscious Design: Solar power and sustainable practices ensure a low-impact safari experience.
