There is something about the combination  of  wild animals and  400 thread count sheets that make tented safari camps  irresistible and none more than the newly opened camp from  Singita.  As always Singita's philosophy of preserving iconic locations by offering ‘fewer beds in larger areas’ holds true here. Which means that there are only 6 tents surrounded by 98,000 acres of untouched wilderness in the remotest part of the Lamai triangle at the northernmost tip of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania? Sheer solitude. South African designers Cécile & Boyd’s tented creations are so white and floaty it is like being wedded to the wilderness. 

Abundant game walks past the pool. The camp is built from natural and recycled materials too so big ticks for sustainability.