Conserve Safari Serengeti Camp blends authentic bush-camp atmosphere with upper mid-range comfort in the Seronera heartland. It’s ideal for guests who value long, unhurried game drives, a smaller camp setting, and personable guiding that makes the ecosystem make sense (why animals are where they are, and when).

Pricing: typically $480–$520 per double in high season; around $290–$310 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same tier: Signature Serengeti Tented Safari Camp (upper mid-range; intimate, mobile-style feel) and Kon Tiki Serengeti Camp (upper mid-range; value-forward central base). Step up: Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge (luxury; lodge comforts, big views). Step down: Serengeti Wildlands Camp (mid-range; simpler canvas with the same dawn advantage).

Safari context: Central valleys are productive in all seasons; expect resident big cats, hyena clans, elephants and plains game, with balloon flights as an optional add-on at sunrise.