Sayari has been carefully designed to include two lounges and dining areas. Both blend seamlessly with the outdoors, with large glass sliding doors allowing uninterrupted views of the rolling Serengeti plains. Both the lounge and dining areas provide a place to unwind in nature and enjoy a delicious meal shared with fellow guests. Choose to dine indoors or al fresco, depending on your preferred setting.

Framed by natural rock formations, the camp’s beautiful infinity pool boasts impressive views of the Serengeti. It is the ideal spot to escape the heat and spend a lazy afternoon gazing at the game-filled plains.

We take advantage of the more excellent conditions and head out on game drives in the early mornings and late afternoons. This is when the wildlife, especially predators, are more active. Start the day early with a wake-up call where tea or coffee is delivered to your suite. Enjoy breakfast before you depart for a morning game drive (or have it packed as a picnic to take with you). You’ll return to camp late in the morning, with a chance to freshen up before lunch.

After a leisurely lunch, enjoy siesta time. Take a dip in the pool, unwind with a massage, or enjoy some retail therapy in our safari shop. Refuel with afternoon tea, then depart for an afternoon/evening game drive followed by sundowners around a campfire. You’ll be back in time for drinks at the bar and dinner under the stars.

If you have booked a private vehicle, your guide will quickly get to know you and your preferences, and you’ll enjoy the convenience of exclusivity and flexibility.

Game drives are typically enjoyed twice daily: early morning and late afternoon. Our robust, custom-modified 4×4s and highly trained driver-guides cover rough terrain to discover incredible new slices of nature, crossing low rivers and overcoming steep gullies to cruising over vast, open plains. We have closed and open-sided game vehicles specially fitted with charging points for your phone or camera and fridges for refreshing drinks on the go.

Experience the thrill of observing Africa’s magnificent wildlife on foot while walking through its breathtaking landscapes on a walking safari.

A walking safari offers a unique opportunity to observe and learn about the behaviors of animals in their natural habitat. Accompanied by your knowledgeable guide, you’ll have the chance to get close to smaller animals and birds and even discover fascinating insects along the way.

Sayari Camp is home to one of our specially modified photographic vehicles. The open vehicle allows keen amateurs and professional photographers to shoot at eye level with wildlife. It has all the gear to ensure award-winning images, from beanbags and camera rests to 360° swivel seats.

Please enquire to ensure the availability of the vehicle and confirm any additional fees.

If you’d like to learn more about local Kuria culture, we can take you to the nearby Merenga village. Stop off at the community vegetable gardens — part of a sustainable development program managed by Asilia — and collect fresh produce for your dinner.

A hot-air balloon safari sees you soaring above the Serengeti plains as the sun rises in the early morning. During migration season, this is a great way to appreciate the full scope of the herds. Hot-air balloon trips are at extra cost and are weather-dependent.

Our wellness offerings are specially developed to enhance the well-being of both your body and mind, including massages and treatments that are based on the natural healing methods of local traditions. Join us for a rejuvenating experience at the Asilia Spa at Sayari. A little bit of extra indulgence and pampering compliments any safari trip. Please note that spa treatments are charged at an additional cost.

Join us for a drink at the Serengeti’s first solar-powered microbrewery. The brewery produces four unique beers for Asilia – perfect for safari sundowners! It can also make soft drinks, purified water, and sparkling water using solar power. Our brand-new brewery also means there is no longer a need to bring plastic bottles and aluminum cans into Sayari Camp, ultimately reducing our plastic waste and our transport impact on the environment.

Sayari features a library and information center with a cultural focus on the Kuria tribe. Music is integral to Kuria culture, playing a pivotal role in ceremonies and daily life. Our new information center will also contain plenty of interesting facts about The Great Migration. The migration passes by Sayari from June through October, and the camp is in a prime location for witnessing thousands of wildebeest crash across the Mara River as part of their Great Migration.

We welcome families with children over five years old.

Sayari has three triple tents that sleep up to three family members each and one family tent that sleeps up to five. Should you require suits for large families, please see our Sayari Retreats.

Sayari does not have a specific program for children. Please speak to your safari consultant for information about booking a private vehicle.

We pride ourselves on having a dedicated and innovative team of chefs who enjoy creating exciting, healthy menus of the highest standard.

Breakfast can be received in camp or packed as a bush picnic, with a choice between a continental or a full English. Lunch is a light buffet with a main course, salads, and fresh bread, while dinner is a three-course meal with starters, mains, and desserts.

Meals are served as opt-in communal dining and can be enjoyed in the dining areas or al fresco. Individual dining can be arranged if you would like some privacy or to dine separately.