Laba Migration Camp

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF A 19TH-CENTURY EXPLORER

Immerse yourself in the late 19th-century safari atmosphere at Laba Migration Camp. Situated along the route of the famous Great Migration in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, this mobile camp invites you to step into the shoes of an explorer eager to discover new territories. Much like the surrounding natural landscape, the camp’s décor inspires wonder and curiosity: rare stones, meteorites, fossils, inventors’ artefacts and fascinating collections adorn the interiors. The comfort of the main lounge mirrors that of the 10 traditional safari tents, where luxury goes hand in hand with a thoughtful and minimal impact on the natural environment. After a safari expedition in a private 4x4 or on foot, you can relax in a hot bath drawn in your brass tub – a rare and regal ritual in a mobile tented camp. Another hallmark of the Laba Laba group is its gourmet yet healthy cuisine, closely aligned with the 100% organic standard, served with care in the camp’s charming dining tent. For sports enthusiasts, Migration Camp has even set up a fitness tent in the middle of the bush, allowing you to channel the energy that drives the wild animals of the Serengeti plains.

STYLE

An authentic early-safari atmosphere, inspired by 19th-century cabinets of curiosities

SITUATION

Three prime locations in the Serengeti to follow the wildebeest migration

CAPACITY

10 traditional safari tents with an en-suite bathroom featuring a brass bathtub

HIGHLIGHTS

Like the herds, the camp is mobile so as not to miss any of the highlights of the Great Migration by private 4x4

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Private 4x4 safari
  • Walking safari in the bush (from 12 years old)
  • Hot-air balloon flight over the Serengeti
  • Discovery of the Olduvai Gorge archaeological site and the Shifting Sands dune
  • Fitness tent within the camp

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Laba Migration Camp is a mobile camp that puts you front row for the great Tanzanian migration. The camp is dismantled and reassembled three times a year to follow the huge herds of wildebeest throughout the year, ensuring you do not miss a beat of the bush animals' rhythm of life: calving season, mating season, not forgetting the impressive crossing of the Mara River into neighbouring Kenya. By private 4x4 or on foot, your encounter with antelopes, wildebeest, zebras, lions, elephants or even leopards promises to be unforgettable.

ETHICS

Mobile camps are among the facilities with the lowest environmental impact: taking just six days to dismantle, the Laba Migration Camp disappears without a trace. The tents are made from sustainable materials, the bed linen is organic cotton, and the toiletries, from the African brand Healing Earth, are natural. The camp also runs on solar power, recycles its waste, offers an organic menu and works in partnership with local communities to recruit its staff.