Airstrips to the 3 mobile camp sites:
The South: From 10 December -January-February-March / Airstrip NDUTU
The West : April, May, June, July / Airstrip GRUMETI
The North : from Aug the 7th, Sept, Oct, up to Nov the 20th / Airstrip KOGATENDE
Airlines: Auric Air, Costal Aviation, Grumeti air, Safari Link
The Great Migration brings together over two million wildebeest and no less than four hundred thousand zebras - the largest concentration of mammals in the world. Every year, these immense herds roam the Serengeti Park, following an itinerary guided by the rains and the quest for green pastures.
Private 4x4 safaris, walking safaris, balloon tours, visits to the Olduvai archaeological site and gymnastics - there's plenty to do at Laba Migration Camp.
Due to safety concerns and other guests’ enjoyment of the camps we accept children from six years old with international bookings and children from 10 years old with resident bookings. At Jongomero we have a limit of two children (aged 6 – 11) in camp at any one time. The camp is unfenced and children are the responsibility of their parent or guardian, at all times.
Rates include full room and board, all drinks except Champagne*, two safari activities per day, vehicle transfers to and from Jongomero airstrip, WiFi access in rooms and public areas, laundry service. Please note we are unable to launder underwear, but we do provide washing powder.* Please note this option is not available for local resident/Expat guests.
The rates exclude conservation and concession fees, walking Park fee Tourism Development Levy, fly-camping, gratuities of a personal nature, Flying Doctors Medivac Insurance Policy and tips.
On all light weight aircraft in Tanzania there is a strict weight restriction of 15kg / 33lbs and soft bags are requested for easy storage.
Below is a suggested packing list for Jongomero.
- Neutral khaki coloured safari clothing, no bright or dark colours
- We recommend both short sleeves and shorts for the day and long sleeved/trousered clothing for the evening and possibly a fleece for morning walks and game drives
- Comfortable walking shoes – no need for heavy hiking books as walking is even and the bush not thick
- Swimsuit
There are no mandatory vaccines required to enter the country.
It is important to consult your travel physician before you travel to Africa for advice on precautions against malaria, as well as any other required vaccinations.
Methods of prevention are encouraged to protect your health while on safari: legs, feet and arms should always be covered from 6pm onwards.
If you are taking any prescription medicines, be sure to bring the required dosage with you, so that you don’t run out while on holiday. It is also advisable to travel with copies of your prescriptions.
For accommodation rates and seasonal offers, please email reservations@labalaba.co.tz
