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New Serengeti safari camp launches with discounts of up to 50% through 2027

New Serengeti safari camp debuts with savings for families, couples, and adventurers

By Amanda Teague Aug 3, 2026 12:00 PM

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Travelers dreaming of a safari in Tanzania now have an added incentive to book. Enduata Camps has introduced four limited-time offers to celebrate the opening of Wild Wakati Camp, its new luxury tented camp in the heart of the Serengeti.

Available through the end of 2027, the promotions include savings for families, honeymooners, and travelers celebrating special occasions. The launch offer gives guests a complimentary third night when booking a three-night stay, while honeymooners can receive 50% off one guest’s stay. Families can take advantage of a free stay for one child, and those celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, or other milestones can save 25% on one guest.

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The new camp is located along one of the Serengeti’s busiest wildlife corridors, placing guests close to some of Africa’s most iconic animals, including elephants, giraffes, lions, and the Great Migration when it’s in the area.

Luxury tents and immersive safari experiences await

Wild Wakati Camp features just 10 luxury safari tents, creating an intimate experience that blends adventure with comfort. Stays include all-inclusive dining, game drives, sundowner cocktails, and opportunities to connect with both the surrounding landscape and local culture.

Families booking the special offer can also participate in the Enduata Explorers program, which introduces younger travelers to traditional bush skills through activities like wildlife tracking, map reading, fire-making, cooking sessions, storytelling, and Maasai-inspired archery experiences.

The camp was founded by Matt Wilkey and Tanzanian guide Michael Shayo, whose goal was to create low-impact safari experiences that support conservation efforts and local communities. The property emphasizes sustainable practices, locally crafted accommodations, and employment opportunities for nearby residents.

Rates vary by season, with pricing based on full-board stays that include game activities. Combined with the new promotional offers, Wild Wakati Camp provides travelers with an opportunity to experience one of Africa’s most celebrated wildlife destinations while saving on an unforgettable Serengeti adventure.

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