Outsight
-Luxury Camp
-25 spacious tents, each with elegantly furnished decking area
-Gourmet 5-course lunches and dinner
-Colonial-themed, with Edwardian-styled lounge and dining area
The most exclusive of serena Group’s many safari venues, Kirawira Serena Camp in the Serengeti offers the epitome of classic ‘Out of Africa’ safari camp luxury, styled to replicate the elegant hunting camps of such legendary ‘white hunters’ as Denys Finch Hatton and Baron Bror Blixen, it is located adjacent to the famous western corridor of the Serengeti National Park- arena of the ‘Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth; the annual migration of over one million wildebeest.
Designed in typically Edwardian style, this exclusive safari camp features an elegant central meeting tent evocatively furnished with a tasteful selection of chintz-covered chaises lounges, Persian rugs, antique escritoire-bound travelling cases, brass shooting sticks, carved rocking chairs and stub-backed smoking chairs.
In keeping with the theme of colonial opulence, the elegant twin dining tents feature Edwardian-styled dining furniture, sprung floors; crisp-starched napery, delicate blue and white china and weighty silver accoutrements, whilst the staff are attired in classical colonial ‘mess’ uniform of white Swahili robes. 
Serengeti National Park
Kirawira Serena Camp
Outsight
-Luxury Camp
-25 spacious tents, each with elegantly furnished decking area
-Gourmet 5-course lunches and dinner
-Colonial-themed, with Edwardian-styled lounge and dining area
The most exclusive of serena Group’s many safari venues, Kirawira Serena Camp in the Serengeti offers the epitome of classic ‘Out of Africa’ safari camp luxury, styled to replicate the elegant hunting camps of such legendary ‘white hunters’ as Denys Finch Hatton and Baron Bror Blixen, it is located adjacent to the famous western corridor of the Serengeti National Park- arena of the ‘Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth; the annual migration of over one million wildebeest.
Designed in typically Edwardian style, this exclusive safari camp features an elegant central meeting tent evocatively furnished with a tasteful selection of chintz-covered chaises lounges, Persian rugs, antique escritoire-bound travelling cases, brass shooting sticks, carved rocking chairs and stub-backed smoking chairs.
In keeping with the theme of colonial opulence, the elegant twin dining tents feature Edwardian-styled dining furniture, sprung floors; crisp-starched napery, delicate blue and white china and weighty silver accoutrements, whilst the staff are attired in classical colonial ‘mess’ uniform of white Swahili robes.