A classic tented camp in the south-central Moru Kopjes region of Serengeti National Park.
Lounge tent with bar, dining tent, and fire-pit.
Eight en-suite guest tents, including one tent for family use.
Game drives, walks, Great Migration viewing from March to June, and hot air balloon rides.
Dunia camp offers an exciting range of activities, as follows:
Game drives and walks are available during early morning and late afternoon. It’s possible to book a private vehicle, and families with children aged under 12 years go on private drives for free in high season.
Activities from Dunia are all about the wildlife of the Serengeti, not least the huge herds of the Great Migration. The wildebeest start to move through the area in March, with the herds remaining to graze until June. They also make a brief appearance in mid to late November.
Viewing highlights include four of the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo – plus cheetah, spotted hyena, golden jackal, bat-eared fox, wildebeest, zebra, gazelles, impala, and topi. If you’re very lucky, you might see wild dog!
There are lots of birds around too, with specials such as Verreaux’s eagle, black-headed golonek, and Fischer’s lovebird.
Hot air balloon rides can be arranged, at extra cost – this experience involves ascending at dawn for a bird’s-eye view over the Serengeti’s sprawling plains, and coming down for a lavish champagne breakfast!
*This property is unfenced and located in a wildlife area, so large and potentially dangerous animals do pass through. If you opt to stay here, always be alert when walking around the camp and request for a member of staff to escort you if you have any concerns. Any guest is escorted after dark as a matter of course.
The camp is situated in the Moru Kopjes region of the Serengeti National Park . It’s accessed via road transfer from Seronera Airstrip, just 45 minutes away. Dunia has a fabulous location, well away from the larger hotels and busier game-driving routes that put many clients off traveling to this part of the park. The site comprises a patch of acacia woodland and has lovely savanna views.
The camp’s communal lounge and dining room occupy one tent each, both sharing an outer layer of canvas.
In common with the guest accommodation, there are steps up to a wooden deck and furniture set up for guests to make the most of the scenery! The lounge has a mixture of plush sofas and wood-framed cushioned armchairs around coffee tables, as well as Dunia’s well-stocked bar. In the dining room, super-smart upright chairs are positioned around a long table, beneath a row of amber hanging lights. The deck extends well out onto the savanna, providing a great venue for watching wildlife and enjoying al fresco meals. Finally, the camp’s fire-pit is just a short distance from the communal areas – it’s the perfect place for a few drinks and a lot of safari stories!
**Please be aware that we are unable to book this property for families with young children under the age of 6 years, for safety reasons relating to the balconies/decks/walkways.**
Guest accommodation consists of eight classic tents, including one tent for family use.
All are mounted on timber decking, and a few steps lead up onto a veranda set with a small table and chairs. Inside, each standard tent contains either a king-size bed or twin beds, storage trunks, a writing desk with mirror over and stool, and a separate seating area that’s sufficiently spacious for camp staff to add an extra bed if required. There’s overhead lighting too, and the soft furnishings include plenty of bright colors and patterns. Above the bed, there’s a row of traditional Tanzanian artefacts, adding a nice authentic touch. The en-suite facilities are found at the back of the tent, and they comprise flush toilet, washbasin with mirror, and shower. There’s some hanging space here too. Dunia’s family tent benefits from all the features of the standard tent, in addition to an extra bedroom with up to three beds for children. Views from all tents’ verandas are amazing – during Great Migration months, you might spot the herds!
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