Marriott to launch Mapito Safari Camp in Serengeti

The new property, named Mapito Safari Camp, Serengeti, Autograph Collection promises an immersive and distinctive experience for travellers seeking to explore one of the planet’s most iconic wildlife destinations, while simultaneously marking a milestone in Marriott’s expansion into experiential, nature-based tourism.

Situated near the Fort Ikoma Gate of Serengeti National Park—directly along the famed Great Migration route—the camp offers guests front-row seats to one of the world’s most spectacular wildlife events, where herds of wildebeest, zebras, and antelopes pass through between May and July.Read More

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