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It was great fun to spend 4 nights in a tent camp. The tent was unexpectedly large with comfortable beds and beautiful design. Dinners were elegant. Great staff! We loved how the gentleman greeted us with a song! We heard lions and elephants at night. It was so exciting!
Lovely camp overall right in the heart of the Serengeti
personal service. A bit remote.
If I could give Naona Moru Camp a higher rating, I would. It is definitely in the bush and further from the local airport than I had expected, but once there, I was delighted by being surrounded by the animals of the Serengeti. Hearing the night sounds and being personally escorted to different areas in the camp when dark gave me a feeling of safety. The staff treated me with such kindness. I realize that I am not particularly a picky traveler and I am a female solo traveler, but I shed tears when I had to leave this group of wonderful, caring people. My guide, Humphrey, was an expert, both knowledgeable of the animals and eager to answer all my questions, even if they were often funny. He was also patient and not in any hurry to move from one spot to another, giving me plenty of time to enjoy my surroundings. I can still hear the sounds of the wildebeests, the zebras and the lions in the night. What an incredible place and what an incredible staff. And they can all sing and dance.
Frank and Paul made this camp feel personalized and fun. The bush TV was always on and thoroughly enjoyed. We will never forget the staff meeting us after being attacked by Teetsie Flys- they added humor and the highest level of service. Some room for improvement on food but the service made up for it.
This camp was way out in the sticks, a long bumpy, muddy road in. Game drives were a long drive out as well. Doing it again I would find something closer. The staff however worked very hard and showed us a great time.
