Tukaone Tented Camp is where the wild spirit of the Serengeti meets comfort, style and sustainability.
Nestled in the heart of the park, near Seronera, it offers a perfect balance between tranquility and adventure – close to nature, yet surrounded by subtle luxury.
The Serengeti, whose name comes from the Maasai word Siringet, meaning endless plains, is one of the last great wildernesses on Earth. Here, the legendary Great Migration unfolds each year: over a million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles moving across the grasslands, followed by lions, leopards and vultures. At Tukaone, you wake to the sounds of Africa – distant hyenas calling, elephants trumpeting, and the soft rustle of the morning breeze through the savannah.
Each tented suite stands on a raised platform, designed to blend naturally with the environment. Powered by solar energy and equipped with private bathrooms, comfortable beds, WiFi, and a stylish lounge and campfire area, the camp offers a refined, sustainable safari experience. From your veranda, gaze toward the Hembe Hills, glowing red and gold at sunset – the perfect spot for a sundowner beneath the African sky.
Meals at Tukaone are freshly prepared with local ingredients and served al fresco under the stars or in the elegant dining tent. After dinner, guests gather around the fire or the bar, sharing stories as the Serengeti night comes alive with its timeless sounds.
Game drives with Ndoto Safari begin right from the camp, guided by experienced naturalists who know the rhythms of the land. At dawn, set out to witness elephants, lions, giraffes, and perhaps a cheetah on the hunt. Tukaone’s central location allows year-round wildlife viewing, and during the Great Migration, it offers front-row seats to one of nature’s greatest spectacles.
Sustainability lies at the heart of Tukaone’s philosophy. Locally employed staff, solar power and low-impact architecture ensure that nature remains as untouched as possible.
As night falls and the stars spread across the Serengeti sky, you understand what makes this place so special:
Tukaone is not just a camp – it is a feeling of freedom, silence, and connection.
A home in the wild, and a memory that never fades.
