Singita Sasakwa Lodge
Grumeti Reserve
Tanzania
Overview
Singita Sasakwa Lodge is one of Tanzania’s most prestigious safari properties, commanding an elevated position within the vast Singita Grumeti Reserve in the western Serengeti ecosystem. Designed in the style of a grand Edwardian manor house, Sasakwa offers a very different interpretation of safari luxury, combining old-world elegance with sweeping African landscapes and extraordinary access to wildlife. From its hilltop setting, guests can look across seemingly endless plains, creating one of the most spectacular panoramas found at any luxury lodge in East Africa. (Singita)
The main lodge recalls an elegant country estate, complete with wraparound verandas, antiques, polished floors, chandeliers and carefully selected African decorative pieces. Yet despite its grand appearance, the atmosphere remains relaxed and residential. Guests can move between elegant lounges, outdoor terraces and dining spaces while remaining constantly aware of the wilderness stretching below.
Accommodation is arranged in private cottages of varying sizes, making Sasakwa particularly suitable for couples, families and multi-generational groups. One-, two-, three- and four-bedroom cottages are available, and each has its own private plunge pool. Spacious interiors incorporate fireplaces, dressing areas, generous bathrooms and French doors leading onto verandas. A separate Hillside Suite offers an even more private experience with its own swimming pool, dedicated butler, private game vehicle and field guide. (Singita)
Wildlife experiences are naturally central to a stay. Sasakwa sits within Singita’s approximately 350,000-acre private reserve, providing access to a rich variety of wildlife and seasonal movements associated with the Great Migration. Guests can explore the area on twice-daily game drives, guided walking safaris and hot-air balloon excursions. Because the reserve is privately managed, the safari environment can feel considerably less crowded than some of the busiest areas of the Serengeti.
The lodge also offers an unusually extensive range of recreational facilities for a safari property. Guests can play tennis, use the fitness centre, enjoy spa and wellness treatments, swim or participate in yoga sessions. Wine experiences, community visits and visits connected to anti-poaching and conservation initiatives provide further depth to the stay. (Singita)
Conservation is central to the wider Singita Grumeti story. Singita works with the Grumeti Fund across the reserve on wildlife conservation, habitat restoration and community programmes, with significant recovery in populations of species including buffalo, wildebeest and elephant. (Singita)
Sasakwa ultimately appeals to travellers who want safari without compromising on grandeur. It offers the drama of the Serengeti alongside the refinement of a private country estate, creating a rare blend of privacy, history-inspired design, exceptional service and outstanding wildlife.
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The main lodge recalls an elegant country estate, complete with wraparound verandas, antiques, polished floors, chandeliers and carefully selected African decorative pieces. Yet despite its grand appearance, the atmosphere remains relaxed and residential. Guests can move between elegant lounges, outdoor terraces and dining spaces while remaining constantly aware of the wilderness stretching below.
Accommodation is arranged in private cottages of varying sizes, making Sasakwa particularly suitable for couples, families and multi-generational groups. One-, two-, three- and four-bedroom cottages are available, and each has its own private plunge pool. Spacious interiors incorporate fireplaces, dressing areas, generous bathrooms and French doors leading onto verandas. A separate Hillside Suite offers an even more private experience with its own swimming pool, dedicated butler, private game vehicle and field guide. (Singita)
Wildlife experiences are naturally central to a stay. Sasakwa sits within Singita’s approximately 350,000-acre private reserve, providing access to a rich variety of wildlife and seasonal movements associated with the Great Migration. Guests can explore the area on twice-daily game drives, guided walking safaris and hot-air balloon excursions. Because the reserve is privately managed, the safari environment can feel considerably less crowded than some of the busiest areas of the Serengeti.
The lodge also offers an unusually extensive range of recreational facilities for a safari property. Guests can play tennis, use the fitness centre, enjoy spa and wellness treatments, swim or participate in yoga sessions. Wine experiences, community visits and visits connected to anti-poaching and conservation initiatives provide further depth to the stay. (Singita)
Conservation is central to the wider Singita Grumeti story. Singita works with the Grumeti Fund across the reserve on wildlife conservation, habitat restoration and community programmes, with significant recovery in populations of species including buffalo, wildebeest and elephant. (Singita)
Sasakwa ultimately appeals to travellers who want safari without compromising on grandeur. It offers the drama of the Serengeti alongside the refinement of a private country estate, creating a rare blend of privacy, history-inspired design, exceptional service and outstanding wildlife.
