Off-limits to tourists for two decades for big-cat research, this small, luxury camp lies in the eastern section of the Serengeti. Nestled amongst some fever trees, Namiri Plains has been designed to maximise views of the water source in front of the camp. Its 11 elegant and spacious tents — each with its own veranda and private outdoor bath — provide the perfect setting from which to watch the wildlife that congregates to drink.

Game viewing is spectacular and predator sightings (Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and Hyena) are fantastic year round. When the Great Migration moves into the area (November-December), the plains explode into action, with massive herds heading south to calve.

Guests can enjoy game drives from here to enjoy the abundant wildlife, picnic breakfasts on Soit le Motonyi Rock nearby and sundowners on the top of the granite outcrops. Walking Safaris are also available for those looking to get a different perspective of this stunning landscape. For those wanted to do something extra special, a Hot Air Balloon ride over the plains can also be arranged (additional cost). A swimming pool offers the perfect place to refresh oneself in the afternoon heat and a library offers a quiet and peaceful retreat.

The guest areas include a dedicated sitting and dining tent, which provides deep sofas from which to contemplate the vastness and peace of the surrounding landscape. Relax under the dark velvet night sky and savour hearty cuisine. Cluster around a roaring campfire to share stories of the day’s magic and listen to the African night come alive with the roaring of Lions and cackling of the Hyenas.

This unique concept of a camp will be sure to get you close to the action, whether it's watching the spectacle of hundreds of thousands of Wildebeest giving birth on the plains of the southern Serengeti or the tense struggle between predator and prey as the herds cross the Mara River.

Perched on the edge of the Kuka Hills in a secluded corner of the Serengeti, lies Klein's Camp. Commanding breathtaking views down the valley that borders the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara National Reserve you can expect superb game viewing, thrilling night game drives, bush dining, Maasai culture and old-fashioned safari luxury.

Embodying the very soul of the Serengeti, this private and remote camp offers guests the spirit of wild Africa, reflecting the heart of this untamed land with a vintage safari style. Stone interiors open up to breathtaking panoramas, with open fireplaces to keep the chill away. A beautifully furnished bar and sitting area and deep leather armchairs allow you to unwind at this remote retreat.

Boasting one of the finest views in Africa, spend afternoons on your personal verandah overlooking smoky views of distant hills. Wooded hillsides, rolling grasslands and forested river banks, all teem with rich wildlife in this natural haven. This area is home to a healthy predator population - including Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and Spotted Hyaena as well as Elephant and Buffalo. It is also of course home to the spectacle of the Great Migration.

Spending time in the camp will allow you to see the beautiful Safari Shop, which displays locally-made Maasai crafts. Fresh vegetables picked from the camp’s organic vegetable garden, are used to create wholesome dishes. Meals are served in the main dining area, or under the stars on the concession.