At Singita Sasakwa Lodge, it’s game-viewing galore with guided 4x4 game drives venturing through Singita’s 350,000-acre private reserve in the Grumeti.
Animals A-Plenty
The Grumeti is filled to the brim with many different mammals, including the more curious-looking species too, like topi. There is also a high chance of meeting those feline favourites (cheetah, lion and leopard), especially being in the company of Singitas’s all-star team of field guides. There isn't an insect, bird, or mammal in the Serengeti that they don't know about, and you’ll get to witness a long list of them during daily guided walks, as well as morning and evening guided game drives.
Learn About the People
The Singita brand carries a deep commitment to community development, and at Singita Sasakwa, you can also opt to visit one of the nearby villages that border the Grumeti Reserve. While the animals are a huge drawcard when it comes to safaris here, this experience presents a unique opportunity during your stay to gain a deeper insight into the colourful culture of Tanzania.
A Splash of Wine
Whether you’re an expert connoisseur or a casual taster, you’ll love the personalised wine tastings conducted within the lodge’s own temperature-controlled cellar. Conducted by experienced sommeliers, this tasting experience has become a staple at Singita’s award-winning properties like Sasakwa, and has quickly become exceptionally popular with their loyal guests.
That Signature Singita Treatment
With a spa that overlooks the wildlife-filled Serengeti plains, Sasakwa tops the list for those looking to add an element of wellness into their luxury Serengeti safari. The products used during treatments are 100% eco-safe, and are not tested on animals. The massage ‘tools’ used to create pressure for easing tension are also uniquely crafted from wood sourced from the bark of indigenous mwarobaini trees, which bark contains medicinal properties.
Something Special for Families
While Singita Sasakwa Lodge hits the sweet spot for couples, it also welcomes families with family-friendly accommodation and activities are tailored to satisfy little guests. Aside from swimming, tennis, board games and baking sessions with the chefs, the rangers also run a mini rangers’ course which involves tracking animals, learning bush survival techniques, flower-pressing, frogging and bird-spotting competitions.
