Singita Faru Faru Lodge

A laid-back chic lodge

Singita Faru Faru boasts a simple, unpretentious luxury in perfect harmony with nature. The lodge offers 9 suites that open generously onto the wilderness through huge picture windows, from which you can soak up the unique atmosphere of the Grumeti River. Faru Faru is a contemporary-designed lodge heavily inspired by its natural environment, with interiors that play on mineral and botanical elements in a harmonious palette of white shades. Beautiful terraces open onto the Serengeti plains, which can even be enjoyed from the lodge's own swimming pool. With its interactive kitchen, bar, terrace, swimming pool, gym, spa, top-notch cuisine complemented by a superb wine cellar, Faru Faru is so comfortable and well located that you can easily choose to spend a whole day just enjoying it and watching the wildlife through a telescope.

STYLE

Inspired by traditional African craftsmanship combined with the simplicity of Danish design, Faru Faru is devilishly afro-chic

SITUATION

In the north-west of the Serengeti at the centre of the Grumeti private reserve

CAPACITY

7 Suites, 1 Family Suite and 1 Two-Bedroom Suite with private pool

HIGHLIGHTS

The revitalised lodge is making a return to its roots with tones evoking bone, ivory, nude and clay.

THE EXPERIENCES

  • 4x4 safari
  • Walking safari, mountain bike trip (minimum age 16)
  • Spa, gym, swimming pool
  • Visit of anti-poaching patrols, visit of villages

THE EXTRAORDINARY

The lodge's uncluttered decor blends wonderfully with the authentic, rustic charm of the bush, complemented by a fresh, modern touch with harmonious lines that allow the animals and nature to take centre stage.

ETHICS

Singita implements major projects in wildlife management and protection, reserve and ecosystem integrity, sustainable tourism practices and community development. Singita channels a portion of the profits generated by tourism into the Grumeti Fund, intended to finance local programmes, concession development and wildlife management, including the reintroduction of the black rhinoceros, which was decimated in the past.