Accommodation:
Singita Faru Faru Lodge is a mix of contemporary, organic style and the quirky practicality of a traditional botanist’s camp. There are seven 1-bedroom suites, one family suite (2 adults and 2 children) and one 2-bedroom suite (4 adults) with a private pool

Location:
Faru Faru is in a private reserve called the Singita Grumeti Reserve in the Serengeti.

Getting there:
While it is possible to drive to the lodges and camps in Singita Grumeti and Lamai, the team strongly recommend flying for a more efficient and enjoyable travel experience. The team can arrange scheduled flights or private charters for your trip. All flights land at the Singita Sasakwa airstrip located 40 minutes from Faru Faru Lodge. You can fly or drive from Kilimanjaro airport or Arusha.

What to pack:
Your safari bag, packed properly, will ensure that you have everything you need for the ultimate African bush experience. Cotton clothing in neutral colours such as green, khaki and grey is recommended for game drives and bush walks. It is advisable to avoid white and dark colours as they tend to attract bugs. If it rains during a game drive, waterproof ponchos will be provided. No formal wear is required at any of our lodges

Restaurants:
Vast outdoor decks and multiple airy enclaves allow for intimate dining and drinks, while the café-style bar at the heart of the lodge hums with a subtle sparkle – spilling over to the pool area and firepit, and making for magical evenings under starlit skies. Nouvelle-African gourmet cuisine is prepared from authentic East African recipes and paired with fine wines from the Singita cellars.

Spa:
At Singita, the enduring purpose to restore the land and its wildlife extends to offering healing experiences to the guests at every touchpoint. The dedicated treatments in the massage spaces tap into the profound benefits of indigenous wisdoms and essential oils that relax, replenish and revive. Each tailor-made therapy can be customised and timed to preference, ensuring a completely personalised experience.

Signature Activities:
Safari of every sort – make sure you make the most of your daily game drives!

Children’s activities offered at the lodge include:
Cooking interactions
Board games
Stargazing
Bush walks (minimum age 16)
Activity booklets with a variety of games, quizzes and games
Arts & crafts
Movies
Swimming
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All activities at the camp are tailored to specifically suit the interests of each family. In the interest of safety, children may participate in game drives and bush walks at the discretion of dedicated Field Guides. The camp also offers childminding services, as well as an array of activities to keep little ones engaged and entertained. The exciting Mini Rangers Course is a customised, fun-filled programme that opens up a whole new world to young explorers. It includes learning how to track animals; astronomy; bush survival techniques; game-, tree- and bird-spotting competitions, as well as nature quizzes.