Lemala Ewanjan
Seronera Valley, Central Serengeti — Lemala Camps & Lodges
Lemala Ewanjan is an intimate, traditional tented camp set at the secluded end of the Seronera Valley, one of the most reliably consistent game-viewing areas in the entire Serengeti. The camp’s position keeps it close to the valley’s resources while avoiding the higher traffic found around the busier parts of central Seronera.
Location and Landscape
The Seronera Valley’s permanent water sustains a dense resident wildlife population throughout the year, independent of the migration’s exact position. Lion, leopard and substantial herds of plains game are reliably sighted across the valley, with the surrounding kopjes adding scenic variety and further vantage points for the area’s predators.
Accommodation
Ewanjan’s tents are designed in a traditional safari style, with classic furnishings that lean into the camp’s heritage character rather than a more contemporary design language. The camp welcomes children of all ages and offers access for guests with disabilities on request.
Safari Experience
Game drives explore the Seronera Valley and surrounding central Serengeti, taking advantage of the area’s strong year-round resident wildlife. The camp’s secluded position within the valley gives game drives a quieter character than camps positioned closer to the busiest stretches of central Seronera.
When to Visit
The Seronera Valley offers strong wildlife viewing throughout the year. The migration moves through central Serengeti at points in its annual cycle — typically April to June and again in November — adding seasonal density to the valley’s already strong resident population.
Combining Lemala Ewanjan with Other Tanzania Destinations
Ewanjan pairs naturally with Lemala’s other Serengeti properties, Nanyukie and Kuria Hills Lodge, or with Lemala Ngorongoro for a wider northern Tanzania circuit under a single operator.
For Tanzania planning: Tanzania Safari Guide
For more accessible camps: Tanzania Safari Camps
If you are considering Lemala Ewanjan as part of a Tanzania safari, we would be pleased to begin with a conversation.