Sasakwa Hill

Singita Grumeti, Tanzania

Home to the flagship Sasakwa Lodge, built in the style of a stately Edwardian manor house.

Places in Sasakwa Hill

Sasakwa Lodge dining room A dining room within the Edwardian manor house featuring a wine cellar and exceptional cuisine.
Sasakwa conservatory tea service Afternoon tea service in the manor house's conservatory.
Sasakwa Lodge bar and lounge A bar and lounge within the Edwardian manor house.

Best time to visit: June to October, when the great wildebeest migration typically moves through the western Serengeti corridor near Grumeti.
Getting around: Guests typically fly into the Sasakwa or Grumeti airstrips via light aircraft from Arusha or the Serengeti, with game drives led by professional guides the primary way to explore the 350,000-acre reserve between properties.
Currency: Tanzanian Shilling (TSh)
Language: Swahili and English (both official).
Timezone: EAT (UTC+3)
Current trends: Singita Grumeti continues to distinguish itself through its 350,000-acre private-reserve conservation model, positioned directly in the path of the great wildebeest migration, with Sasakwa's Edwardian-manor grandeur and Faru Faru's riverside barefoot-elegance offering two distinct luxury styles under one conservation umbrella, alongside a renowned culinary program across all five properties.

Grumeti River banks — Home to Faru Faru Lodge, a small and intimate eight-room lodge with barefoot elegance.
Sabora plains — Home to Sabora Tented Camp, a luxury tented camp in the path of the great wildebeest migration.