Camp Zebra
About Camp Zebra
Camp Zebra’ is named after the Zebra which follow the Wildebeest during their world famous annual migration. Like the animal it is named after, ‘Camp Zebra’ follows the Wildebeest to the Northern part of the Serengeti National Park in June, July, August, September, October and November; and to the Southern part from December till March. Camp Zebra is closed from the middle of April till the end of May each year. Camp Zebra’ consists of 6 accommodation tents to include a 2-bedroomed family unit, each of which can be used for single, double (or twin) or triple occupancy. Each sleeping tent consi
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Important Information
Since Camp Zebra follows the Great Wildebeest Migration around the Serengeti National Park, guests can only be advised of the precise location and directions to the camp at the time of confirming your booking.
The balance or full payment must be made 45 days prior to your arrival at the camp. All rates shown are quoted in US Dollars and are on a ‘per person per day’ basis. Single supplements apply.
Late departures and early arrivals may attract ‘day use’ charges.
Meal plan starts with pre-dinner bitings followed by dinner followed by breakfast followed by lunch.
The following services are included in the accommodation rates: Breakfast, lunch (including picnic lunches) and dinner (Full Board). All beverages. All laundry of a personal nature. VAT, all Government taxes and service charges. Camping Fees payable to Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA) and/or the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCAA).
The following items are excluded: Park entry fees. Staff gratuities (voluntary).
Intimate Places reserves the right to increase their rates in the event that Government either institutes new taxes or increases existing taxes. The same rights are reserved to cover any increases in Special Camp Site fees."
Amenities
Facilities
- Laundry Facilities*
- Garden
Languages Spoken
- English
Camp Zebra location
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling