On the edge of the Gursi Swamp, in the far south-west of Tarangire National Park, Swala Camp sits in an area of open grassland, under an elegant grove of tall acacia tortillis trees. This is a smart, permanent tented camp with high-quality accommodation and food, and good resident game – impala, elephant and waterbuck - attached to its artificial waterhole. Excellent birdlife can be seen here, and mongooses and monkeys also play around the camp.
There are nine lovely tents, each with an en-suite toilet and powerful shower to the rear and a polished wooden deck to the front. The lounge, dining and camp-fire area is in the middle of the camp, with great views of the waterhole. Meals here can be communal or individual and are invariably excellent; Swala will happily prepare delicious picnic lunches for whole-day safaris exploring far from camp. This remote camp is best visited with your own driver/guide.
Swala camp review
A lovely and well run camp even more so considering its location.
The welcome was very warm not only when we arrived but after each trip. All drinks, toiletries and laundry were included contrary...
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