Asanja Moru

We stayed in the beautiful Asanja Camp in March 2025 and it was truly magical. Our experience was made so special not only by the amazing nature and wildlife but the wonderful hospitality of all the staff in Asanja. We were met by the extremely knowledgeable and welcoming guide Sherif from Seronera airport and from the start of our journey we were so impressed by the knowledge and expertise of Sherif. We enjoyed 3 days of safari and Sherif ensured that we did not miss out on experiencing all of the wonders of the Serengeti including sunrise and sunset drives to see the wildlife and nature. Our experience was enhanced by the food prepared in the camp which was 5 stars, we were particularly grateful for the delicious wake-up fresh coffee and biscuits before our sunrise safari. The tent was beautifully decorated and comfortable and had all the amenities you need while still feeling in the wild while seeing elephants and zebras outside the tent. The camp staff created a welcoming and “wild” experience for us to enjoy and we were greatly entertained by “bush tv” at the camp fire. We cannot recommend Asanja, the staff and our guide Sherif highly enough who made it a trip of a lifetime for us and we felt very privileged to have experienced the wild Serengeti and safari thanks to their expertise.

It was an incredible experience at the Asanja Moru tented camp! The food was excellent, and the staff friendly and attentive. The camp (individual ensuite tents and main tent) was open to nature with no electric fences. One night we definitely had a large non-hoofed animal on our deck that made the floor boards creak, however the thick walls of the tent made me feel comfortable (my wife on the other hand not so much)! The camp was a good drive from the airstrip, along some rough roads, but our driver Simon certainly made the most of the drive spotting animals along the way and we had a boxed lunch the second day to minimize back tracking which made for a wonderful long day spotting animals (and having close encounters) in the Serengeti. Upon our departure the camp staff sang the Jambo song, and each couple were given a bottle of wine which came in very handy later that day when at our subsequent camp’s afternoon game drive the Land Cruiser broke down and we spent an interesting hour and a half enjoying wine while waiting to be picked up.

Wow, lie in your bed a hear lions roar knowing you are safe to sleep, enjoy the ‘African massage’ to get here, but worth the journey, a small and perfect place to stay while on safari, staff were kind, helpful and friendly, the food lovely, you just go with what you get, but plenty to keep 2 teenagers happy.

We visited Serengeti from 01-05 Sep and were hosted by Asanja Moru. An excellent place to be in surrounded by nature and all animals, the staff here was ever smiling and always ready to help. It was such a great feeling to be served a hot cup of tea at 0330 in the morning when we were to leave for our Balloon safari. Another hallmark was the hot water bottle nicely tucked in your bed to make it warm. Hot shower is available. A memorable stay. Special thanks to Kevin, Moses and the chef providing great food. Thanks to Ms Kimti for all the coordination and the lovely sundowner. Will soon be back.