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Bushtops Camps, represented by Andy & Claudia Stuart, will be at We Are Africa. If you are attending and haven't been matched up and would like to meet,  please make contact with Claudia to arrange for an appointment before or after the show or during one of the breaks. [email protected]

Kenya: The pre-existing family tent, the Leopard Suite, has been given a complete interior overhaul, whilst the Rhino Suite is a brand-new addition to meet the increasing demand.

Bushtops would like to inform the trade that the UK exclusivity which has been in place for many years, will come to an end on 31.12.2018

As we try to balance sensible behaviour with the need for time away from home, we’re delighted to say that PCR Covid testing and certification are now available at all three of our camps (Mara Bushtops in Kenya, plus Serengeti Bushtops and Roving Bushtops in Tanzania).

One of the many advantages of being located in our own private conservancy is being able to run walking safaris directly from the camp. All you need is good walking shoes and a sense of adventure. A qualified, armed ranger, naturalist and Masai spotter lead the way (followed by a vehicle where accessible) bringing you to within a safe distance of a wide variety of game. En route they explain the tracks, markings, droppings and plant life which create the tableaux around you, with insights into how nature’s bounty provides food, medicine and resources for tribal life. You may never be closer to nature, at its most raw and unspoiled, than this.

We are pleased to announce that we have added another two Rovers to the Roving Bushtops fleet bringing the total to 8 Rovers. Below please find the schedule for Roving Bushtops for 2019 and 2020 Central Serengeti: 1st June 2019 & 2020 to 23rd Nov 2019 & 2020 Southern Serengeti/Kusini: 14th Dec 2019 & 2020 to 15th April 2020 & 5th April 2021 The updated rate for a Roving Bushtops buyout can be downloaded from our website/corporate side

This is an exceptional opportunity for anyone wanting to take advantage of Tanzania having reopened its borders and airports. With the annual migration passing through between July and October, the Northern Serengeti is likely to be virtually empty of visitors, letting family, friends or organisations view a cornucopia of wildlife in splendid isolation.

Ready to rove! The beauty of Roving Bushtops is our ability to move camp, to follow the herds. So on 5 January 2019 we will move (temporarily) to Kusini and the short grasses of the Southern Serengeti, to gain the best possible vantage point from which to watch the wildebeest birthing season.

Stay tuned! Today saw the start of our big move to Kusini in southern Serengeti from Seronera to view the migration birthing season. Roving Bushtops will be open again on the 26th of January with a full camp! We will be constantly sharing the experience on our social media ! Good luck team! https://www.instagram.com/bushtops/ https://www.facebook.com/bushtops https://twitter.com/bushtops

Kenya: A quick note to bring you up to date on some exciting Bushtops news.

A safari is always amazing, but we’re about to offer Bushtops guests something unique, enhancing the experience even further.