The tented Ehlane Plains Camp in East Africa is set in the eastern region of the wildlife-rich Serengeti of Tanzania.

This region of Tanzania is characterized by the vast plains of the Serengeti which is a remote wildlife savannah home to a great abundance of wildlife.

The word "Ehlane" is a Zulu word which means 'wilderness'. True to its name, this camp offers an exceptional safari experience in the Soit le Motonyi are, far away from the Serengeti transit areas. The closest airstrip to this Serengeti camp is the Seronera airstrip which lies about a one and a half hours drive away.

This Serengeti safari camp offers 8 tented suites which include the 2 stargazer suites and the one family suite. Children over the age of five years can be accommodated at the Ehlane Plains Camp. The luxury tents are well-appointed with convenient features and amenities to ensure a private and most comfortable setting.

The tents, which are all under canvas, afford beautiful vistas of the wilderness ahead. Each of the safari suites features a welcoming lounge with couches and a coffee table.

During the early morning and late afternoon safari drives, guests explore the untamed African wildlife which includes lions, buffaloes, cheetahs, leopards, zebras and giraffes to mention but a few. The unforgettable hot air balloon safari, which takes place during sunrise, is followed by a champagne breakfast served in the bushveld.

Besides the safari drives in the safari vehicles, guests have the opportunity to explore the wilderness on foot during which one learns about the smaller creatures which live in this area.

Features of the Luxury Tent:

• Lounge
• Dressing area
• Net-draped king size bed
• Bedside tables and lamps
• Writing desk with chair
• Full-length wall mirror
• Soft carpets
• En-suite bathroom
• Shower, double hand basins and flushing toilet.

Activities:

• Safari drives
• Hot air balloon safari
• Family safaris
• Guided walking safaris
• Bush breakfasts, picnics and dinners.

Camp dates and migration viewing

Camp dates: open year-round / no closure

• High Season: 01 December - 28 February and 01 June - 31 October
• Low Season: 01 March - 31 May and 01 November - 30 November

Migration viewing:

• Oct to May and June to September (incredible resident predators all year round).