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November 22, 2013

Snapshots from Singita Lamai

Nestled on the northern banks of the world-renowned Mara River in the Lamai triangle in Tanzania, Singita Mara River Tented Camp is the epitome of sustainable tourism. It was was built “off-the-grid”, seeking to eliminate the unnecessary use of energy and non-biodegradable materials, and relies on a custom designed solar power system and the use of only recycled and natural materials.

Singita Lamai, an area celebrated for its annual wildebeest migration crossings, covers 98,000 acres of the northern-most tip of the Serengeti National Park. This area boasts one of the highest year-round concentrations of wildlife in the Serengeti National Park, thanks to its distinctive soil composition. This includes resident plains game, big cats and elephant, in addition to enormous populations of crocodile and hippo in the Mara River.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the latest photos from the area, where Singita Field Guide Marlon du Toit is currently adventuring. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for regular updates over the next few days, as Marlon explores Singita’s lodges and camps in Tanzania.

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

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Nestled on the northern banks of the world-renowned Mara River in the Lamai triangle in Tanzania, Singita Mara River Tented Camp is the epitome of sustainable tourism. It was was built “off-the-grid”, seeking to eliminate the unnecessary use of energy and non-biodegradable materials, and relies on a custom designed solar power system and the use of only recycled and natural materials.

Singita Lamai, an area celebrated for its annual wildebeest migration crossings, covers 98,000 acres of the northern-most tip of the Serengeti National Park. This area boasts one of the highest year-round concentrations of wildlife in the Serengeti National Park, thanks to its distinctive soil composition. This includes resident plains game, big cats and elephant, in addition to enormous populations of crocodile and hippo in the Mara River.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the latest photos from the area, where Singita Field Guide Marlon du Toit is currently adventuring. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for regular updates over the next few days, as Marlon explores Singita’s lodges and camps in Tanzania.

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

Singita Lamai | Marlon du Toit

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