Dunia Camp is a luxury tented camp in the heart of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, offering a unique blend of comfort, exclusivity, and exceptional wildlife viewing. What sets Dunia apart is that it is the first and only safari camp in Africa run entirely by women, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere while delivering top-tier hospitality and guiding. The camp is strategically located near the Moru Kopjes, making it an excellent base for year-round game viewing, including the famous Great Migration and frequent sightings of big cats, elephants, and rhinos.
Dunia Camp has eight spacious en-suite tents, each with a private veranda overlooking the vast Serengeti plains. The camp maintains a balance between luxury and authenticity, featuring comfortable furnishings, eco-friendly practices, and personalized service. Guests can enjoy game drives, bush dining, and sundowners, all while soaking in the stunning Serengeti landscape. With its intimate setting, Dunia is perfect for those seeking a private, immersive safari experience away from the more crowded areas of the park.
Dunia Camp is also known for its commitment to sustainability and community empowerment, supporting local women and conservation efforts. Whether you’re visiting for the Great Migration or a quieter, wildlife rich safari, Dunia offers a truly special experience that combines adventure, luxury, and purpose.
How to Get to Dunia Camp
By Air
Fly from Arusha Airport (ARK) or Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) to Seronera Airstrip, the closest airstrip to Dunia Camp. The flight takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, followed by a 45-minute scenic game drive to the camp. Scheduled flights are operated by Coastal Aviation, Auric Air, and Regional Air.
By Road
A drive from Arusha to Dunia Camp takes around 6 to 7 hours, covering approximately 320 km. A 4×4 safari vehicle is required, especially during the rainy season. Most visitors prefer flying due to the vast distances and to maximize their time in the Serengeti.
Best Time to Visit Dunia Camp
June to October (Dry Season & Peak Game Viewing) – The best time for game drives and predator sightings as wildlife gathers around water sources. Fewer mosquitoes and clear skies make it an ideal time for photography.
November to March (Calving Season & Birdwatching) – Best for witnessing wildebeest calving, which attracts predators. The Serengeti is lush and full of birdlife.
April to May (Low Season, Fewer Crowds) – The green season with occasional rain, but fewer tourists and excellent photographic opportunities.
