Framed within a range of scenic hills, is a vast, picturesque and seemingly endless sea of untouched plains. This beautiful valley-like area is also blessed with a permanent source of drinking water, the Seronera River, which keeps this area incredibly rich in wildlife throughout the year.

Unique to One Nature Nyaruswiga, our Guests can enjoy both the privacy created by the surrounding Nyaruswiga hills and the year-round vast number and great diversity of wildlife that Central Serengeti has to offer, making this destination the place to be for an unforgettably enhanced African safari experience.

Nyaruswiga is also undeniably the ideal place to stay if you wish to witness the magnificence of the Great Migration up close. Whether the herds are in Central, Southern or Western Serengeti, One Nature Guests can always take advantage of Nyaruswiga’s strategic central location.

Harmoniously nestled into the pristine woodlands of the Nyaruswiga, overlooking the stunning open savannah, ONE NATURE’s ultra luxurious thirteen (13) safari tents offer a sensational connection with their surrounding breath-taking nature.

Propped up by poles made from solid African Eucalyptus wood, and capped with the most elegant brass crown befitting royalty, the upscale canvas tents were designed to incorporate luxury into an exciting African safari camping experience, using only eco-friendly material and FSC-certified hardwood.

Got a taste for the wildlife flavoured with sugar, spice and everything nice? Satisfy your craving at One Nature Nyaruswiga. All the culinary creations are meticulously prepared and presented to satisfy Guests’ most discerning tastes. From mouth-watering meals to delicate desserts and sumptuous snacks, your stay will surely be filled with not only breathtaking sights, but also with mouth-watering gastronomic delights.

In between your exciting daily activities, indulge and further infuse your spirit with a visit to One Nature's well-stocked bar for a glass or two of the world’s finest wine, premium liquor, or signature cocktails, exclusively created only for One Nature.

Nomad Lamai Serengeti lies in the far north of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, just south of the border with Kenya. It's set high up in the beautiful Kogakuria Kopjes, with views out towards the Mara River Valley and the Lamai Wedge. Between July and October the camp has a prime position for the great wildebeest migration, and is close enough to the Mara River for guests to witness river crossings.

Between July and October, when the Serengeti's wildebeest migration is usually (but not always) in the area around the camp, the game viewing can be phenomenal. A real highlight is to try to observe one of the great 'river crossings'. The Mara River in this area is deep, permanent and fast-flowing, so watching hundreds, and often thousands, of animals swimming across – whilst trying not to get swept away or fall victim to the river's huge crocodiles – is a truly spectacular sight. You'll often need patience to see such an event, but it's well worth waiting for.

• Balloon Safaris: See the magnificence of the Serengeti plains from a bird's eye view and gently float over the seemingly endless landscape just as the faint light of dawn touches and slowly covers the land.
• Mara River Migration Crossing: Witness up close one of the world's most amazing and dramatic wildlife events as over one million wildebeests, zebras and antelopes cross the Mara River and face both natural and predatory perils in their annual race for survival.
• Game Drives: Every game drive is a unique experience, which comes with a thrilling sense of adventure that never wanes, no matter how many times you go through it. Africa's Big 5, wildebeests, zebras, antelopes, giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, hippos, crocodiles, primates and over 500 species of birds, are only some of the amazing wildlife that you may see during each trip.
• Ngorongoro Crater Visit & Migration Calving: Take a truly awe-inspiring trip to the centre of the famed Ngorongoro Crater (often described as Africa's Eden), which nurtures an ecosystem that supports a resident population of up to 25,000 large mammals. And should you visit us during January or February, you may also have the opportunity to experience the magnificence of the wildebeest calving season where around 8,000 calves are born per day.
• Olduvai Gorge & Shifting Sands: Experience the ultimate day trip of a lifetime, which begins at the Ngorongoro Conservation area where you can explore the "Cradle of Mankind". From there, we'll take you to where you can literally follow the footsteps of our earliest ancestors — the Laetoli footprints. And to cap the day, we'll make a stop near Olduvai Gorge where you can wonder at the almost unearthly sight of the mysterious volcanic ash dunes of Shifting Sands.
• Bush Dining: In the mood for a romantic picnic? A group get-together? Or simply want to experience dining in the wild? No matter what you need, just tell us and we’ll literally take you out for a truly unforgettable meal.
• Maasai Village Tour: Get a glimpse of the day-to-day lives of our friends in this modern village as we take you there either on foot, via a bicycle or on board a traditional "TicTic", and treat you to a traditional lunch at one of the local homes.