
Boasting of being home to the big 5, Serengeti National Park is perhaps one of the most prolific places for game-viewing all year round. Although the great migrating herds of wildebeests and zebras are an impressive sight, the endless plains with a huge predator population, varied birdlife and kaleidoscope of natural colors are pretty hard to beat. The alkaline lake located in central Serengeti – ‘Magadi’ translating to ‘soda ash’ in Swahili, serves as a watering hole for birds and animals in this area.
In a prime hilltop location, inside the Serengeti National Park overlooking the game-filled plains, the Serengeti Lake Magadi Lodge is like a lap of luxury steeped in romance offering bird eye views extending to the Moru Kopjes, Mbalagati River and Lake Magadi you are able to witness large concentrations and a wide variety of wildlife from the comfort of your own room.
This ecofriendly lodge presents opulence, with 60 handcrafted suites, in a serene and intimate setting. All the rooms including the family suite with inter-leading rooms are furnished with lush bedding and feature bathtubs, stone showers that are open to the sun and the stars, eco – friendly toilets, tea and coffee making facilities as well as shaded private decks that look out to the pristine nature.
It is decorated with everything you would expect in a 5-star lodge including 24-hour solar power, mesmerizing interior finishing and 180-degree views from each room.
Apart from luxuryF accommodation, this permanent lodge offers outstanding conference facilities, exotic wedding destinations, an in-house gym and spa, Wi-Fi facilities and an eclectic assortment of fine dining. Here, you get to immerse yourself in an authentic East African safari, combining Africa’s abundant wildlife and inspiring natural ambience with luxurious lodging with exceptional services.
“ We stayed here as part of our honeymoon and it was perfect. In every way. From the welcome drink and being introduced to all the staff inc the manager of the lodge was a lovely touch. The room was huge and elegantly decorated.”