Ikoma Bush Camp is situated on the borders of the Serengeti National Park. A simple but authentic bush camp, it offers the ideal opportunity to experience real under-canvas safari life. Located on the path of the great migration (along the western corridor and taking in Kirawira and the Grumeti River), Ikoma Bush Camp offers easy access to the park, and all the advantages of not being within a designated national park – such as guided game walks and night game drives – neither of which are permitted within the parks.

Location

Ikoma Bush Camp is in the Serengeti National Park, which is is 200 kms west of Arusha, Tanzania: the park’s northern boundary abuts with the Kenya border, its western boundary reaches Lake Victoria, Tanzania.

Accommodation
 
Ikoma Bush Camp offers 31 spacious semi-luxury tents, each with its own private veranda, ensuite bathroom (hot and cold running water, flush WC, basin and shower). The camp also offers tent-service, mosquito nets, electric lights and battery charging facilities.
  
Dining and bar

Ikoma Bush Camp has a central tented dining area with exterior campfire area. Accommodation is offered on a full-board basis and a wide range of local and international cuisine is offered. There is also a tented bar area.

Child-friendly

Ikoma Bush Camp  welcomes children and family accommodation can be provided.

What to see and do:

As Ikoma Bush Camp is located just outside the national park boundary it is possible to do night drives and guided game walks. You can watch the annual wilderbeest migration from Ikoma Bush Camp. Walks can be early morning followed by a bush breakfast, or late afternoon, followed by sundowners. The night drives are a unique opportunity to see such nocturnal animals as; leopard, aardvark and bat-eared foxes.

Safari experiences at Ikoma Bush Camp include: safari game drives in especially adapted 4WD safari vehicles (with professionally trained Tanzania safari guides), safari bush breakfasts, lunches and dinners; cocktails around the camp safari campfire and guided safari walks through the bush. Ikoma Bush Camp also offers ornithological tours, cultural performances and visits to the local Maasai people of Tanzania.
In the Serengeti, a particular highlight is a hot air balloon ride, which typically ascends from its launch site at dawn and travels for around an hour across the plains before descending in a controlled landing to a cooked safari breakfast in the bush.