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Serengeti National Park, Serengeti and northern Tanzania, Tanzania
Wayo Walking Fly Camp is a light weight roaming camp that moves around Serengeti National Park.
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Serengeti National Park, Serengeti and northern Tanzania, Tanzania
Wayo Walking Fly Camp
Wayo Walking Fly Camp is a simple and basic camp offering domed lightweight tents set up prior to guests arrival. This fly camp serves exclusively for adventures in the Serengeti National Park.
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Wayo are one of the few operators permitted to run walking safaris within the Serengeti National Park
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Fall onto the 4-inch mattresses and wrap yourselves up with cosy bedding to keep you warm and comfortable in the dome tents!
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Experience the remote areas of the Serengeti only accessible on foot.
Wayo Walking Fly Camp is the ultimate African adventure, and a fantastic way to explore the Serengeti on foot.
This is nothing like your average camping holiday and all of the finer details have been thought of. The camp will have a small crew who will set up tents which contain small camp beds and sleeping bags with blow up mattresses. Bathrooms are separate from the guest tents and will have a hot bucket shower and drop loo.
Service is still a key part of the experience and a chef is on hand to prepare hot meals and a waiter to serve meals and drinks.
This is the perfect way to get back to nature and experience what a walking safari is all about, as well as a fantastic chance to get close to one of the natural worlds most spectacular sights, the great migration.
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