An intimate property that overlooks a watering hole and the Grumeti River, Faru Faru Lodge has been built in the style of a classic East African safari camp. Here, the local influence is ever-present, inspired by rock formations said to have been left behind by an ancient people. The elevated viewing decks over the watering hole means that viewing game without even leaving the lodge is an option. The Swahili-inspired beach offers the opportunity for some serious rest and relaxation.

Six air-conditioned suites featuring a picture-window and deck, each suite is en-suite with a bath and shower. The lodge offers a lounge, dining room and elevated viewing decks. There is a dedicated family suite suitable for family of four Each Faru Faru suite has a reading area, huge picture window, deck with Swaroski spotting scope and personal bar and fridge. The main lodge areas offer a dining room, bar lounge with satellite television, DVD player and library. Outdoor barbeque area and Colonial trading post.

Suites have electronic safes, overhead fans, hairdryers, direct dial telephones with US lines and wireless internet access. Viewing decks overlooking the waterhole are positioned alongside the heated swimming pool. At any one time Faru Faru can accommodate 14 guests.

Facilities offered at the lodge are :
There are tennis courts at both Sabora Tented Camp and Sasakwa Lodge with a variety of surfaces.
Yoga facilities are available at Sasakwa Lodge.
Shopping – The Singita Shop stocks a range of African artifacts and curios.
Wireless internet access.
Satellite television in the main lodge.
Fun activities such as archery, lawn croquet, stargazing safaris, mountain biking and tennis are all available.
The Equestrian Centre is situated adjacent to Sasakwa Lodge and is home to sixteen horses. Experienced riders can enjoy out-rides on the Serengeti Plains. Tack is English style and guests have the choice of English or Western saddles.
A balloon safari across the plains of the Serengeti