Serian’s Serengeti South

Decorated in classic Safari style with large beds and opulent rugs, the six lavish Meru style tents are deeply romantic. Swathes of cotton soften the luxuriant bedroom furniture. There are five individual tents and one family, each with its own en-suite bathroom fitted with a bucket shower flowing with warm water in a generous spray, and flushing loos. There are forty odd staff at the guest’s beck and call, starting their day by serving you early morning tea in the comfort of your bed; organising your laundry and arranging menus withhthe chefs. Safari guides organise picnic breakfasts, lunches and sundowners with whatever drinks you require. Your tent staff will also take any shoes that require cleaning in the evening, returning them to you with your morning tea.All meals are communal and evening dining is always around a large oval table in the mess tent, preceded by drinks and nibbles around the campfire under the starry African sky.