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June 28, 2016

The Serengeti is known for the epic thunderstorms that roll over the plains in billowing grey clouds, spilling rain onto the grassland below and cooling the endless landscape. The growl of thunder is synonymous with these flash storms and is a familiar sound for any visitor to the area. Guests at Singita Grumeti know the»

June 24, 2016

Recipes from our Kitchen Garden: Tomato & Onion Tart

The kitchen garden at Singita Serengeti House is a source of constant delight to our chefs, who love to spend a quiet morning wandering through the rows of vegetables and herbs, filling their bowls with ripe produce. These freshly-picked ingredients then make their way into the dishes of the day, sprucing up all»

June 23, 2016

The early show…

They have arrived! Reports just in from Nomad guide Nathan that the herds are up in the northern Serengeti and our guests from Lamai Serengeti have already caught the first river crossings. The migration is up north early this year so we are all very interested to see how the season progresses - we will keep you posted. Big thanks to Nathan for the pics.

June 21, 2016

People of Singita: Eddie Mzimba

We love sharing the stories of the people who call Singita home as much as we love to share thrilling wildlife encounters and conservation successes. By now, you’ve met a number of our team members, including Tengwe, a second-generation field guide based at»