Reviews of Nomad Serengeti Camp
Wildlife sightings and reviews
55 independent comments and wildlife information from our travellers who have visited Nomad Serengeti Camp and kindly agreed to share their thoughts. They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa
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"Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp review"
Overall it surpassed our expectations and it was a great start to our holiday." See all these reviews: 9n in Tanzania
"Migration Experience"
Staff. Worked very hard to please. Everything came at the precise time requested. Congratulations. Laurence runs a well ordered and happy camp and deserves recogntion for his work.
Food. Well prepared, cooked and served in a very tasteful manner.
Barman- always there and very helpful. Engaged well with the guests as did Laurence and the front of house team.
Recommended without any hesitation." See all these reviews: 18n in Tanzania
"Sleeping with wilderbeest at serengeti camp"
The camp staff were very friendly, looked after us well and produced amazing food.
Our guide Chediel (Chedi) was great and always managed to find us amazing sights from eight cheetah in the last fifteen minutes of an evening safari to a blue breasted Roller eating a lizard. He looked after us well even in the rain." See all these reviews: 13n in Tanzania; 5n in Zanzibar
"Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp review"
I guess we were fortunate in that we had the the camp to ourselves for two nights but the service, the food and the friendliness of the camp team was sensational. A truly special place." See all these reviews: 7n in Tanzania; 7n in Zanzibar
"Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp review"
"excellent stay - really upmarket camping"
really unforgettable experience
great trips for the crossing
loads of wildlife" See all these reviews: 7n in Tanzania; 5n in Rwanda
"Amazing camp and safari"
Tent was amazing...luxurious and rustic, felt like we could have been on Safari with Teddy Roosevelt. Woke up each morning with a view of zebra, wildebeest, baboons, eland, gazelle, etc. Free drinks and time around the campfire each night, and community dinners with the other guests...which was a very nice experience after more than a week just eating with the two of us.
Staff was amazing, food was great, and the safari was spectacular...drove right through the wildebeest migration, and had lunch surrounded 360 by wildebeests and zebras. GREAT place to end our safari. Can't say enough good things about Nomad Tanzania." See all these reviews: 10n in Zanzibar; 7n in Tanzania
"Great guide at Serengeti Safari Camp"
They said that historically they had always found the camp to work well with no manager – guests were just hosted by their guides. However, recently it seems that in certain cases the system isn’t working as well it used to. They have listened to guest feedback and so from next season (June 2012) they will have a manager in camp which will improve service issues.
Furthermore, over April and May the camp will have a complete soft furnishing refurbishment and tent canvases cleaned/renewed etc as needed.
"Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp review"
Falling asleep to the sound of wildebeests is truly an excellent experience." See all these reviews: 9n in Tanzania
"Arrived Day 1 of new camp near Mara River!"
At night in your tent you could hear the lions roar, hyenas cry and wildebeests migrating through the camp. Fascinating but not scary.
Days on safari with our Nomad guide, Khalifa, were excellent. We saw the wildebeest and zebra in their tens of thousands moving inexorably north towards the Mara and Sand Rivers and then, somtimes, crossing. It rained a bit 2 days we were there which freshened the grass and made the animals less desperate to cross the Mara or Sand River. The crossings, when they occurred, were exciting and not without their peril for the wildebeests from broken legs on the rocks or crocodiles or lions.
We also sawe a leopard kill, cheetahs consuming a kill, many prides of lions and a lion kill as well as giraffes, elephants, hyenas, jackals, etc. The days were full of interest." See all these reviews: 13n in Tanzania; 4n in Rwanda
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