BORN TO ROVE

What do you do when your name is Roving Bushtops? You rove, of course! For us at Bushtops, this usually means migrating our portable camp between the center of the Serengeti and the south. The beauty of a mobile camp, however, is that it enables almost total flexibility, so this summer we’re transporting two of our eight Rovers north, to augment what’s on offer at Serengeti Bushtops near the Mara River. Why? Because that’s where the action is.
During July and August, masses of wildebeest gather to cross the crocodile-infested waters, presenting one of the wonders of the natural world. Anyone keen to witness this marvel can now enjoy the best of both Bushtops concepts: the wonders of a fold out super-tent, within the facilities of a fixed camp.
As the remaining six Rovers enjoy spectacular game viewing within the peace and splendor of central Serengeti, our Roving duo will set up station at either end of Serengeti Bushtops in the north. With spectacular views over the national park, each will be reached from the heart of the camp by buggy transfers (each constituting a type of mini game drive). 
As with all our camps, guests can dine when they like and where they like, so throughout July and August visitors will have the option to join their fellow adventurers in the restaurant tent - or be served within their luxurious Rovers.


This evolution takes roving to new level, but you may be reading this and wondering what exactly a Rover is and does. If so, here’s an excerpt from the Robb Report, published in April.

Have a read, then get in touch, to explore your options for the safari of a lifetime!
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