A herd of African elephants on the savannah, Tanzania. Photo: Pexels (free licence).
Is Nasikia Camps a good company to book a safari with?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 2 November 2026
Nasikia Camps is in the Uncompromised Travel table of safari camp owners. Everything below is from its own website and its review listings, each line with the page it was read from: no score, no rank.
What do guests say about Nasikia Camps?
No rating for Nasikia Camps was found on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot when they were read; ask the company for recent guest references.
- No Google listing in Nasikia Camps' name was found.
- SafariBookings
- No SafariBookings listing in Nasikia Camps' name was found.
- Trustpilot
- No Trustpilot listing in Nasikia Camps' name was found.
Where are Nasikia Camps' camps?
Tanzania only. Seven listings in the menu, which are six camps and lodges because the Mobile Migration Camp moves between Kogatende and Ndutu: Little Moru, Naona Moru Camp, Kaskaz Mara Camp, Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp (Kogatende and Ndutu), Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge and Mandhari Lodge.
- Countries
- Tanzania only.
- Camps
- Seven listings in the menu, which are six camps and lodges because the Mobile Migration Camp moves between Kogatende and Ndutu: Little Moru, Naona Moru Camp, Kaskaz Mara Camp, Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp (Kogatende and Ndutu), Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge and Mandhari Lodge. An Ehlane Plains Camp page also exists but is not in the menu.
- Where they are
- Little Moru: near Nyaroboru Hill, Musabi Plains, Serengeti. Naona Moru: Moru Kopjes, central Serengeti. Kaskaz Mara: northern Serengeti near the Mara River. Mobile Migration Camp: Kogatende (northern Serengeti, June to October) and Small Marsh, Ndutu, Ngorongoro Conservation Area (December to March). Tarangire Ndovu: Tarangire National Park. Mandhari: Manyara Escarpment.
- Land and traversing
- Ndutu is in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Mandhari sits on the Manyara Escarpment.
- Mobile and seasonal camps
- Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp: Kogatende High Season 1 June to 31 October (closed 1 April to 31 May and 1 to 30 November). Ndutu 1 December to 31 March (closed 1 April to 31 May).
- Camp sizes
- Little Moru 6 tents. Naona Moru 11 suites.
How much does Nasikia Camps cost?
Nasikia Camps publishes no rate per person per night, with its currency and year, that this page can show from its own website; ask it for a quote for your dates.
- What the rate includes
- Little Moru only: Full Board rate includes accommodation, meals, bottled water, tea and coffee with meals, tea and coffee in the room, Wi-Fi and charging in the main area. Game Package adds airstrip transfers and game drives. Excluded: Serengeti park entrance fee (US$82.60 per adult per night 16 May to 14 Mar; US$70.80 15 Mar to 15 May), concession fee (US$70.80 per adult per night Jul to Sept; US$59 Oct to Jun), medical evacuation insurance, alcohol.
What are Nasikia Camps' booking terms?
Nasikia Camps does not publish a deposit on its own website; ask for its booking terms in writing before you pay.
- Deposit
- Not stated on its own website.
- Balance due
- Not stated on its own website.
- Cancellation charges
- Not stated on its own website.
- How guest payments are protected
- Not stated on its own website.
Who is Nasikia Camps best for?
Best for: Mobile and permanent Serengeti camps, on Nasikia Camps' own published facts; its terms for children, couples, solo travellers and private guiding are below.
- Children
- Minimum age listed: Little Moru, Naona Moru, Kaskaz Mara, Kogatende, Ndutu, Ehlane 5 and up in the amenities box (some family-safari texts say 6+). Tarangire Ndovu 4 and up (family text says 5+). Mandhari 'children of all ages' (family text says 5+).
- Teenagers and families
- Private safari vehicles are guaranteed for groups of 4+ in low season; in high season private vehicles are required for children under 12 at extra cost. Naona Moru takes up to two adults and three children.
- Honeymoon
- Honeymoon nest suite at Mandhari, honeymoon suite with outdoor shower at Tarangire Ndovu, honeymoon suite at Naona Moru (private bush dinners) and Kaskaz Mara and Kogatende are described for honeymooners.
- Older travellers and limited mobility
- Several camps say 'Suitable for disabled guests (please contact us)' (Ehlane, Kaskaz Mara) or 'Potential for disabled guests (please contact us)' (Mandhari, Ndutu, Tarangire, Naona Moru). Kogatende and Little Moru state nothing.
- Private guide and vehicle
- Naona Moru offers drives 'shared & scheduled OR private vehicle (at an additional cost)'. In high season private vehicles are required for children under 12 at an extra cost; they are guaranteed to groups of 4+ in low season.
When is Nasikia Camps not the right choice?
Nasikia Camps is not the fit if its own published limits rule you out: they are below, in its own words.
- Children
- Minimum age listed: Little Moru, Naona Moru, Kaskaz Mara, Kogatende, Ndutu, Ehlane 5 and up in the amenities box (some family-safari texts say 6+).
- Seasons
- Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp: Kogatende High Season 1 June to 31 October (closed 1 April to 31 May and 1 to 30 November). Ndutu 1 December to 31 March (closed 1 April to 31 May).
What are the best alternatives to Nasikia Camps?
Beho Beho, Chem Chem, Ndutu Safari Lodge, Nomad Tanzania, Tanganyika Wilderness Camps and Wayo Africa also own and run their own camps in Tanzania only, each with the fact that it is best for.
- Beho Beho: best for: A single private camp in Nyerere.
- Chem Chem: best for: Privately guided Tanzania stays.
- Ndutu Safari Lodge: best for: A lodge on the southern Serengeti plains. 4.7 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Ndutu Safari Lodge') from 261 reviews.
- Nomad Tanzania: best for: Camps across Tanzania's north, west and south. 4.9 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Nomad Tanzania') from 44 reviews and 5.0 out of 5 on SafariBookings from 2 reviews.
- Tanganyika Wilderness Camps: best for: Many camps across northern Tanzania.
- Wayo Africa: best for: Walking and green camps in Tanzania. 4.6 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Wayo Africa') from 58 reviews and 5.0 out of 5 on SafariBookings from 1 review.
Each is in the same table, read the same way. Alphabetical order; none paid to be listed.
Who owns Nasikia Camps?
Nasikia Camps' ownership is not stated on its own website.
- Trading name
- Trading name Nasikia Camps. No registration number is published.
- Based in
- Box 14035 Arusha Tanzania.
- In its own words
- 'Where safari magic happens' and 'The Home of Safari Magic': 'intimate collection of mobile, semi-permanent and permanent camps' in 'the heart of Tanzania's northern safari circuit', with access to Tarangire, the Serengeti and the Mara River crossings.
How do you book Nasikia Camps?
Direct to guests through 'Check Availability & Book' and enquiry forms and an office phone/email.
- Where it sells
- Direct to guests through 'Check Availability & Book' and enquiry forms and an office phone/email. North America is served by Andrea Hugo Associates, 'Official Sales & Marketing Representation'.
- Price against a planner
- Not stated on its own website: it says nothing about whether booking direct is cheaper.
- Planner partnerships
- Andrea Hugo Associates is the 'Official Sales & Marketing Representation' for North America. No agent portal or preferred partner statement.
Nasikia Camps: the questions people ask
How many camps does Nasikia Camps have?
Seven listings in the menu, which are six camps and lodges because the Mobile Migration Camp moves between Kogatende and Ndutu: Little Moru, Naona Moru Camp, Kaskaz Mara Camp, Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp (Kogatende and Ndutu), Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge and Mandhari Lodge.
When are Nasikia Camps' camps open?
Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp: Kogatende High Season 1 June to 31 October (closed 1 April to 31 May and 1 to 30 November). Ndutu 1 December to 31 March (closed 1 April to 31 May).
Does Nasikia Camps have honeymoon offers?
Honeymoon nest suite at Mandhari, honeymoon suite with outdoor shower at Tarangire Ndovu, honeymoon suite at Naona Moru (private bush dinners) and Kaskaz Mara and Kogatende are described for honeymooners.
What is included in Nasikia Camps' rates?
Little Moru only: Full Board rate includes accommodation, meals, bottled water, tea and coffee with meals, tea and coffee in the room, Wi-Fi and charging in the main area. Game Package adds airstrip transfers and game drives.
Does Nasikia Camps accept children?
Minimum age listed: Little Moru, Naona Moru, Kaskaz Mara, Kogatende, Ndutu, Ehlane 5 and up in the amenities box (some family-safari texts say 6+). Tarangire Ndovu 4 and up (family text says 5+).
Does Nasikia Camps offer a private vehicle?
Naona Moru offers drives 'shared & scheduled OR private vehicle (at an additional cost)'. In high season private vehicles are required for children under 12 at an extra cost; they are guaranteed to groups of 4+ in low season.
Where are Nasikia Camps' camps?
Little Moru: near Nyaroboru Hill, Musabi Plains, Serengeti. Naona Moru: Moru Kopjes, central Serengeti.
What are Nasikia Camps' reviews?
No rating for Nasikia Camps was found on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot when they were read; ask the company for recent guest references.
Can I book Nasikia Camps through Uncompromised Travel?
No. Uncompromised Travel is a publication and does not sell safaris. Use Nasikia Camps' own enquiry page, www.nasikiacamps.com, or a safari planner.
How current is this page?
Nasikia Camps' website and review listings were read on 20 October 2026. Rates and terms change, so confirm them with the company before you book.
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