Set in the west of the Serengeti National Park, close to the Mbalageti River Valley, the Lower Grumeti Woodlands and the Rumania Plains, the Mbalageti Lodge is positioned in a magnificent spot for exploring the area.

The main area consists of a rather large restaurant, a great bar and pool and a very well stocked curio shop. The main area has some interesting off sets to it, one of which is a presentation area for educational documentaries about Tanzania.

Although the camp is very seasonal for the migration, it does have some superb residential game - and you will catch the migration as it moves North around June time. The camp is also well located for balloon flights out of Grumeti. The views from the camp of the Dutwa Plains are fantastic for watching the game as it meanders past.

Lahia Tented Lodge lies in the Western Serengeti, on a hilltop overlooking the migration route through the Grumeti Corridor. As a luxury property, it attracts guests who want lodge amenities—pool, strong Wi-Fi, spacious rooms—while being in a quieter Serengeti zone famed for river crossings (June–July) and big cat encounters with fewer vehicles than Seronera. Its west-side position also makes it a good fit for itineraries linking with Mwanza or Rubondo Island.

Pricing: typically $725–$785 per double in high season; around $435–$470 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same tier: Mara Mara Tented Lodge (luxury; lodge feel, north Serengeti) and Masek Tented Lodge (luxury; Ndutu, lodge comfort). Step up: AndBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge (premium luxury; extravagant, riverfront). Step down: Tanzania Bush Camps (mid-range; simple but flexible, some west placements).

Safari context: The Western Corridor is migration country in early dry season, with dramatic Grumeti River crossings; fewer crowds make it appealing for repeat visitors seeking variety.

AndBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge is a premium luxury property in the Western Serengeti, located along a tributary of the Grumeti River. It caters to travelers who want exclusivity and design-led luxury in one of Serengeti’s quieter sectors. With bold interiors, a riverside infinity pool, and gourmet dining, it appeals to honeymooners and repeat travelers who have already experienced Seronera or Ndutu.

Pricing: typically $4,300–$4,500 per double in high season; around $2,500–$2,700 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same tier: Four Seasons Serengeti (premium luxury; central, more resort-style) and One Nature Mara River (premium luxury; ultra-opulent). Step down: Lahia Tented Lodge (luxury; stylish, more affordable). Step down further: Mara Mara Tented Lodge (luxury; lodge-style, northern sector).

Safari context: The western corridor is quieter, famous for June river crossings and huge hippo pods—perfect for those avoiding Seronera crowds.

Kirawira Serena Camp, situated in the Western Corridor of Serengeti National Park, exudes classic Edwardian elegance reminiscent of early 20th-century safari camps. This luxury tented camp, the most exclusive of the Serena Group’s safari venues, offers an unparalleled safari experience with opportunities to witness the “Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth,” the annual wildebeest migration. Guests can indulge in a range of activities including guided game drives, bush dinners, and cultural experiences while enjoying breathtaking views of the Serengeti plains.

Mila Tented Camp by Legendary offers an exclusive and intimate safari experience in the Serengeti. Designed to blend into its natural surroundings, this camp provides a luxurious base from which to explore the Serengeti’s diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes.

Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp is renowned for its prime location along the path of the annual wildebeest migration in the Serengeti. This luxurious camp offers an immersive safari experience, with opportunities to witness diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes. The camp’s rustic yet elegant design ensures guests can relax in comfort while being close to nature.

Singita Faru Faru Lodge, situated along the Grumeti River, offers a contemporary safari experience in the Serengeti. The lodge’s unique design and prime location provide guests with an intimate connection to the surrounding wildlife and landscape.

Singita Sasakwa Lodge, perched on a hill in the Grumeti Reserves, offers panoramic views of the Serengeti plains. This opulent lodge combines the grandeur of a bygone era with modern luxury, providing an unparalleled safari experience.

Singita Sabora Tented Camp offers a luxurious safari experience in the Serengeti with a touch of 1920s explorer charm. The camp’s design and location provide an intimate and immersive connection to the surrounding wildlife and landscape.

Singita Explore is an exclusive-use, luxury mobile tented camp situated within the Singita Grumeti Reserve, part of the Serengeti Mara ecosystem. This camp offers an immersive, back-to-basics yet luxurious safari experience. Designed for private groups, Singita Explore allows guests to experience the Serengeti in an intimate and personalized way, perfect for those seeking an adventurous and exclusive retreat.

Singita Serengeti House, perched on the slopes of Sasakwa Hill, offers an exclusive-use retreat perfect for families and groups. This private villa provides a tailored safari experience with stunning views of the Serengeti plains. The house combines luxury with personalized service, ensuring an unforgettable stay for its guests

Africa Safari Serengeti Ikoma is a mid-range lodge-style camp on the border of the Western Serengeti, in the Ikoma region. It’s for guests who want affordability while still being close to migration routes in June–July and October. Its location outside the park makes it more budget-friendly, but adds some commuting time for central game drives. It’s well-suited to travelers who want value and don’t mind slightly longer transfers.

Pricing: typically $350–$380 per double in high season; around $200–$220 in low season (Mar–May).

Thoughtful comparisons: Same tier: Tanzania Bush Camps (mid-range; more mobile, rustic) and Osinon Serengeti (mid-range; central, inside park). Step up: Lahia Tented Lodge (luxury; inside park, better facilities). Step down: Serengeti Classic View Camp (mid-range; simple canvas).

Safari context: Ikoma offers night drives and walking safaris, activities not permitted inside Serengeti NP—this can add a unique angle for adventurous travelers.