Tukaone Serengeti Weavers Camp
- Tukaone Serengeti Weavers Camp
Tukaone Weavers Serengeti Camp is a family-owned safari retreat located in the heart of Central Serengeti, near the famous Seronera wildlife area and a short distance from Seronera Airstrip. Set among the beautiful Hembe Hills, the camp offers an authentic safari experience while providing comfort, excellent service, and easy access to some of the Serengeti’s best game-viewing locations.
The camp features 15 spacious en-suite safari tents built on raised timber platforms, each with a private verandah overlooking the surrounding wilderness. Guests can choose from twin, double, or triple room configurations. Every tent is equipped with comfortable beds, mosquito nets, bedside tables, shelves, and private bathrooms with hot solar-heated showers.
At the heart of the camp is a welcoming lounge and dining tent where guests enjoy freshly prepared local and international cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients. Additional facilities include a bar and lounge area, Wi-Fi in the main tent, a small library with books and board games, a gift shop, charging facilities, and a relaxing outdoor campfire area where guests can share safari stories under the African sky.
The camp’s location provides convenient access to the Seronera River Valley, one of the most wildlife-rich regions in Serengeti National Park. Guests frequently encounter wildebeest, zebras, antelopes, and a variety of bird species around the camp, while predators such as lions and leopards are often spotted during nearby game drives.
As an eco-friendly, solar-powered camp, Tukaone Serengeti Weavers Camp combines sustainable tourism with the comfort expected from a quality safari accommodation. The peaceful setting, friendly atmosphere, and outstanding wildlife opportunities make it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a genuine Serengeti safari experience.
Please Note: The camp is located within an active wildlife area. Guests should avoid walking alone after dark and should always be accompanied by camp staff when moving around at night. Electricity is solar-powered and available during designated hours, while Wi-Fi access is available in the main communal areas rather than inside guest tents.
Accommodation Amenities
Everything You Need to Know About Your Safari Accommodation
Every great safari includes a comfortable place to rest after a day of adventure. Whether you are staying in a luxury lodge, tented camp, or budget-friendly accommodation, it is natural to have questions about comfort, location, meals, and facilities. Here, we have answered the most common questions travelers ask about safari accommodation, so you can plan with confidence and enjoy a relaxing stay in the heart of Tanzania’s wilderness.
Tented camps in the Serengeti are unfenced, meaning animals (including lions and hyenas) can walk through the camp and even investigate the tents. We stayed at Golden Safari Camp, which we’d highly recommend. The camp is mobile and the tents are made of sturdy canvas.
The camp is set in Central Serengeti within the Hembe Hills area, close to the Seronera wildlife hub. This location is strategic because it places guests right in one of the most active game-viewing regions in the entire Serengeti ecosystem, with easy access to the Seronera River Valley and surrounding plains.
Tukaone Serengeti Weavers Camp is about 40 to 60 minutes’ drive from Seronera Airstrip, depending on road conditions and wildlife sightings along the route. Transfers are typically combined with a game drive, so guests often begin spotting wildlife immediately after landing.
The camp offers 15 spacious safari tents, all en-suite and elevated on wooden platforms for better views and comfort. Guests can choose between twin, double, or triple setups. Each tent includes a private verandah, comfortable beds, mosquito nets, bedside lighting, shelving, and a private bathroom with a hot solar-heated shower.
Yes, but it is important to understand how it works. The camp runs on solar power with electricity available during specific hours, which is common for eco-camps in the Serengeti. Wi-Fi is available in the main lounge and dining area only, not inside the tents, encouraging guests to disconnect and enjoy the wilderness experience.
Guests are served freshly prepared meals in the central dining tent. The menu includes a mix of local Tanzanian dishes and international cuisine, prepared using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Dietary requirements can usually be accommodated with advance notice.
Yes, wildlife activity around the camp is frequent due to its location in Central Serengeti. Guests may see zebras, wildebeests, giraffes, antelopes, and a wide variety of birds near the tents. Predators such as lions and leopards are also present in the wider area, especially during game drives.
The camp is located in a natural wilderness area with free-roaming wildlife, so safety rules must be followed strictly. Guests should never walk alone at night and should always be escorted by staff after dark. The camp team is trained to manage wildlife encounters and ensure guest safety at all times.
Rates generally start from around USD 240 per person per night on a full-board basis, depending on the season, occupancy, and room configuration. Additional park fees and statutory camping fees for Central Serengeti also apply and should be considered when budgeting your safari.