Singita Faru Faru: Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Singita Grumeti located?
Singita Grumeti sits on a vast private concession in the western Serengeti ecosystem, bordering Serengeti National Park along the route of the Great Migration. This western Serengeti location places it on the migration corridor rather than in the central Seronera area.
Why do game drives at Singita Grumeti have fewer vehicles than in the national park?
The concession is exclusive to Singita's guests, so game drives take place with very few other vehicles. That same exclusivity also allows activities not permitted inside Serengeti National Park, such as guided walking safaris, night drives and off-road driving.
What is the difference between Faru Faru Lodge, Sasakwa Lodge and Sabora Tented Camp?
Each property on the Singita Grumeti concession has its own character: Sasakwa Lodge is a grand Edwardian-style manor on a hilltop, Sabora Tented Camp recalls the golden age of 1920s safaris on the open plains, and Faru Faru Lodge is a contemporary lodge beside the Grumeti River.
When does the Great Migration pass through Singita Grumeti?
The migration usually moves through the Singita Grumeti area around June and July. Wildlife is described as outstanding year-round, with lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant present outside the migration months as well.
What does the Grumeti Fund do?
The Grumeti Fund is the non-profit supported by Singita Grumeti that leads anti-poaching, habitat restoration and community work across the concession. Guests staying on the concession are effectively supporting that conservation and community programme.
How do I book a stay at Singita Faru Faru or the other Singita Grumeti properties?
Ecological Wilderness Adventure is a TATO-licensed Tanzania and East Africa safari operator and can plan a Singita Grumeti stay as part of a tailor-made Serengeti journey. Rates and availability are not published here, so contact us for a tailored itinerary and quote.


