Sanctuary Kichakani Serengeti Camp is a premium luxury mobile-style camp that moves between the South (Ndutu) and North Serengeti to follow the Great Migration. It’s designed for discerning travelers who want exclusivity, polished service, and the romance of a tented camp without sacrificing luxury. With butler service, fine dining, and a mobile footprint, it appeals strongly to photographers, couples, and repeat safari-goers seeking the ultimate seasonal positioning.

Pricing: typically $2,100–$2,200 per double in high season; around $1,250–$1,350 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same tier: AndBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas (premium luxury; mobile, polished) and Serengeti Plains Camp (premium luxury; boutique, mobile). Step up: One Nature Nyaruswiga (premium luxury; extravagant permanent lodge). Step down: Lemala Ndutu (luxury; still polished, but less exclusive).

Safari context: Kichakani’s mobility ensures guests are always near migration herds—rarely matched by fixed lodges.