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Immerse yourself in the Great Migration at Olakira Migration Camp. You will feel the earth vibrate during brave winter crossings of the mighty rivers in the north, or be moved beyond measure by the mass summer calving on the south's grassy plains. Olakira follows the massive herds of wildebeest to two spectacular locations in the north and south of the Serengeti National Park. Home from December to March is the southern Serengeti, where herds of wildebeest calve simultaneously and the plains throng with new life. As the dry days of winter arrive, Olakira relocates north to the confluence of the Mara and Bolongonja rivers for spectacular game viewing at the Mara River itself.
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We loved every minute spent at the camp. From waking up to your smily faces to coming back to our beautiful room. Thank you so much for everything. You guys made our stay so special and everything was so perfect. From the lively conversations by...More
Thank 2Martinez
Response from AsiliaAfrica, Manager at Olakira Camp, Asilia AfricaResponded 1 week ago
Hello Martinez family,
Thank you for taking the time to post this amazing review of your time in camp with us. What an incredible accolade for us! We truly appreciate your very high ranking in terms of service and look forward to retaining it on...More
I will be staying with Asilia in our future African adventures. Dickson and Mary were our managers, and my guide was William. William made sure the game drives were worthwhile. Thanks to him I saw the BIG 5 and 2 wildebeest migration.
Phillipo was constantly...More
Thank Sara C
Response from AsiliaAfrica, Manager at Olakira Camp, Asilia AfricaResponded 2 weeks ago
Hello Sara,
Thank you for your wonderful recommendation and your passion for Asilia! Your comments on the guiding and our hospitality are truly appreciated.
We all look forward to that longer return trip and to having another opportunity to host you. We do hope that...More
This was our fourth stop in our two week safari, and it was one we will not soon forget. The service was unbelievable. The staff, managers, and guides paid incredible attention to us, and anticipated all of our needs! I was rendered speechless at the...More
Thank Robert Y
Response from AsiliaAfrica, Manager at Olakira Camp, Asilia AfricaResponded 4 weeks ago
Hello Robert,
This is an incredible accolade for us and one in which we take great pride! Thank you for your wonderful comments!
We are thrilled that we could be part of these special memories that were made and feature in them so strongly. It...More
Little did we know, but after 23 days on our safari trip, the best had been saved until last. And the competition from elsewhere in Africa was very very good. One of major wish list items was to see a crossing on the Mara River....More
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Response from AsiliaAfrica, Manager at Olakira Camp, Asilia AfricaResponded 4 weeks ago
Hello Steve,
It's incredibly special for us to know that we could end your trip off on a very high note and be part of such constant amazement. Those wildlife sightings are certainly going to feature as some of the superb highlights of this trip!...More
Patricia and Ingrid spent 4 nights at Olakira (sept. 26 through sept. 30) and it was absolutely fantastic. Our guide Elisante made our stay unforgettable. The staff members were very kind and very friendly. Our special thanks to Pascal and Goodluck, the managers. The food...More
Thank Ingrid W
Response from AsiliaAfrica, Manager at Olakira Camp, Asilia AfricaResponded 5 weeks ago
Dear Ingrid
Wow, thank you for this wonderful review and compliments to the team, we appreciate very much and with such pride.
We are thrilled that you had such an unforgettable safari experience and stay with us, you truly got to experience the best that...More
Response from AsiliaAfrica | Property representative |
Hello,
Thank you for your message - we are looking forward to welcoming you!
Unfortunately, I am not able to post a link here for you but we have a few "packing" posts on our blog as well as on our FAQ page of our... More
Hello,
Thank you for your message - we are looking forward to welcoming you!
Unfortunately, I am not able to post a link here for you but we have a few "packing" posts on our blog as well as on our FAQ page of our website.
The weather is usually quite warm during August but can get chilly in the early mornings and at night.
Wishing you a wonderful stay!
Warm regards from Africa,
Olakira Camp - Asilia Africa
Response from AsiliaAfrica | Property representative |
Hi daegansmummy,
Many thanks for your message.
Please note that Olakira Camp closes for the season in the southern Serengeti on 31st March and only reopens in the northern Serengeti on 1st June.
Dunia Camp however, one of... More
Hi daegansmummy,
Many thanks for your message.
Please note that Olakira Camp closes for the season in the southern Serengeti on 31st March and only reopens in the northern Serengeti on 1st June.
Dunia Camp however, one of our other camps is open all year around.
In regards the weather this is of course completely unpredictable. One thing is for sure however life in the bush continues, it has almost no impact on game viewing, as the animals still have to hunt and eat and make babies :) and normally that time of the year is BEAUTIFUL green and lush - not dry and dusty and of course it is very quiet - camp will not be full and almost no other people around as it is low season - you will almost have the Serengeti to yourselves.
Hope this info help and we look forward to welcoming you to one of our camps soon.
Best wishes
Nadine from Asilia Africa
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