Located on the edge of the Northern Serengeti wilderness in Tanzania, home to the greatest Wildlife reserves in Africa; the Kenzan Mara Tented Camp offers incredibly spectacular viewing of naturally preserved eco-system. The Camp is enriched with ever-present pleasing sounds and gives you a chance to explore the outdoor wilderness while connecting with hidden gems of nature.

Kenzan Mara Tented Camp is peacefully located and decorated with a tasteful selection of colors and pieces of art to set the tone for cool and soothing relaxation away from the stresses of life. The living spaces of this tented camp are filled with light and with blissful breezes blowing in; these would be the right places for couples to chill and view the awe-inspiring sunset.

A perfect escape from the world for newly-married honeymoon couples where they can unwind and celebrate the beginning of their new life with charming beauty all around. Experience romance and adventure with a raw yet authentic and attractive face of the natural world.

Before you travel to Africa:

Passport Requirements:

• Make sure you check your passport validity and visa requirements prior to your travel date.
• In order to travel to Africa, you need to have two blank passport pages for each country that you will visit during travel for their departure and entry stamps. So make sure you have two pages for each country.
• Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months after your travel date.

Health Vaccinations and Precautions:

• Before traveling to Africa, you should make an appointment with your doctor in order to make sure that you have all the necessary vaccinations. It is recommended that you visit your doctor and make him aware of your travel in advance so he can keep your vaccinations updated and can suggest you on any additional vaccination that you may need.
• For those who are traveling from certain countries that are declared yellow fever endemic regions, you would need to have a yellow fever vaccine. A proof for this vaccination is essential and you will be required to show it upon arrival in Tanzania. It is necessary to get this certificate 10 days prior to your travel.
• An anti-malaria may be recommended by your doctor in order to avoid the risk of malaria.
• In a wildlife safari, you will be spending a lot of time surrounded by animals. Although the chances are very low of being bitten by any of those animals your doctor may recommend a rabies vaccination. Remember that rabies vaccine is expensive and painful but rabies (untreated) itself is fatal.

Buy Travel Insurance:

• Camp organizers strongly recommend you buy comprehensive reliable travel insurance coverage including everything from personal to medical or any kind of trip/travel emergency.

What to Pack and Bring?

• Casual, comfortable and easy to wash and wear clothes are recommended.
• Add all neutral colors of clothing including beige, khaki, green or others.
• Avoid bringing dark clothing as it attracts mosquitoes and tsetse flies.
• T-shirts and long sleeves shirts (protection against the sun).
• Sturdy cotton shorts, safari trousers, and lightweight pants.
• Jeans, jacket and sweater for early morning, evening and cooler days.
• Waterproof jacket.
• Comfortable shoes.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
• Bug repellent.
• Lip balm, moisturizer, and eye drops.
• Camera and binoculars.
• AC/DC converter for your electronic devices.
• Medications (malaria, anti-diarrheal, rehydration, painkillers, anti-allergies, motion sickness, and others).
• First-Aid box with things like bandages, antiseptic cream, medications (both general and prescribed, if any).

Climate Conditions around Serengeti:

The climate in Serengeti, in general, is usually pleasant and it remains moderate throughout the year. It is warm and humid during days but in early mornings and at nights; it tends to get cool.

June to October – Dry season

November and December – Short rains

March to May – Long rains

Normal Temperature – Ranges between 15ºC and 26ºC. During warmer months, it may rise above 30ºC.

Currency:

The official currency in Tanzania is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS). One TZS is less than one American penny. 1 TZS = 100 cents. Banks and foreign exchange bureau can be found at all international airports and in major towns. But in general, shilling and U.S. dollars are accepted throughout the Serengeti National Park. Small denominations are recommended during travel and some high denominations may not be accepted. Banks operate from Monday to Saturday. Monday to Friday (8:30 am to 12:30 pm) and Saturdays till 1:00 pm.

Most of the major credit cards are accepted but a usage fee may be applied at times which could be anything from 3 to 5% of your purchase price.

Experience a perfect blend of luxury and adventure by being located at an optimal location where you can listen to the natural music of Serengeti (the grunts and sounds of animals) with wildebeest migration in action and leopard and lion sightings. Catch every moment with uniquely designed walking safaris, balloon safaris, game drives, bonfires, and more premier safari tours.

View the best of wildlife at the Upper Grumeti Woodlands

With some of the best lush green acacia woodlands, the Upper Grumetic Woodlands has an uncountable collection of herbivores. The main highlight here is the Grumeti River that flows across the upper half of Serengeti before the river makes its way to Lake Victoria. The abundance of wildlife can be viewed especially during the dry season and you can be lucky to view the best wildebeest migration (northward or southward) during July-August or September-November. This verdant land is home to the emblems of this region, the giraffes as they feed on tender acacia leaves. Impressively beautiful forest lines can be witnessed along the Grumeti River banks. On the other side of this forest gallery, a group of hippos can be seen splashing in the dark waters. Other inhabitants that are commonly seen in abundance during a Grumeti Game Loop will be monkeys, hippos, baboons, turaco birds, primates and fish eagles.

Explore the secretive yet most fascinating spot, the Lamai Triangle

Added to the National Serengeti Park in 1965, the Lamai Triangle is an attractive but still less known place in the northern Serengeti. It is a triangle-shaped watershed area located towards the north of the Mara River where it marks its South border. This place truly serves as a heaven for wildebeests and zebras as they migrate here during the dry seasons and are served with freshwater and green red oat grasslands along with acacia trees on the rolling hills. Although rarely visited, this place can be explored by a drive along off-beaten tracks all around and you can even explore it on a walking safari (for security – escorted with an armed park ranger). If you wish to view the dry season migration and would like to avoid crowd, the tranquil private space of Lamai Triangle can be a true sport for viewing herds of animals including the massive and elegant eland, topi antelopes, giraffes, elephants, buffalos, ostriches, zebras, cheetahs, lions, and warthogs.