Mobile camps that follow the Great Migration.
Privately guided journeys through the Serengeti's seasonal arcs. Sleep in canvas suites that pack out without trace, accompanied by Maasai naturalists.
Footprint measured and offset on every itinerary.
Lodge revenue stays close to the host community.
Visited, revisited and personally curated.
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Common questions
River crossings peak July–October in the northern Serengeti and Masai Mara; calving season (January–March) around Ndutu is equally dramatic, with thousands of wildebeest born daily and big cats in attendance. Our mobile tented camps move with the herds either way.
Yes — Serengeti park fees, conservancy levies, twice-daily game drives with a private guide-driver, and all meals at camp are included. Hot-air balloon safaris over the plains can be added at booking.
Very. These are en-suite canvas suites with proper beds, hot bucket showers and a mess tent with a chef — raised walkways and Maasai askaris keep camp secure at night. It's the classic safari experience, done responsibly.
In their words
“We've travelled extensively. What MyEcoTour gave us in the Serengeti was different — a private camp that left no trace, Maasai guides who shared their world, and the unmistakable sense that our journey funded the people who protect it.”
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