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Singita Faru Faru

Singita Grumeti Reserve

Tanzania

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Singita Faru Faru Lodge is nestled in the heart of Singita’s Grumeti Reserve, close to the Grumeti River and the Serengeti's Western Corridor. With views of the rolling short-grass plains and acacia-dotted landscapes, the lodge offers an idyllic setting for wildlife viewing. A nearby watering hole attracts a variety of animals, providing guests with an unparalleled opportunity to observe wildlife right from the camp.

Each of the nine suites, including a family suite and a two-bedroom villa, combine stone, canvas, and thatched elements for a distinctive, stylish feel. Interiors are chic and contemporary, featuring panoramic glass windows, mirrored room dividers, and claw-foot tubs.

The camp offers exceptional service and the food is excellent. There are several spaces where you can rest, relax, and enjoy the amazing location including a swimming pool, on-site gym and spa facilities.

About This Area

We feel that Grumeti Reserves,350,000 acres of private wilderness adjacent to the Western Corridor of the Serengeti, represents one of the greatest conservation success stories of the last decade. We have been visiting this area for the past fifteen years, and can't think of anywhere else that has achieved such positive change with regard to wildlife numbers.

Paul Tudor Jones, Singita and the Grumeti Reserves team have worked magic. Where there were barely any permanent herds there are now thousands of resident zebra, topi, impala and other plains game. Elephants used to be rare, but now herds of over a hundred individuals gather to socialize in a safe area. There is plenty to do here besides game drives. The Singita facilities and service are fantastic, but it's the wildlife that keeps drawing us back to this place. The area is home to large herds of mixed game and has a high number of predators. Singita Sabora Camp
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While we feel this is a year-round destination, the rainy season usually occurs in April and May when game can be harder to see with long grass. The migration passes through between May and June though this can be hard to predict. It also passes through in October.

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