TUKAONE HEMBE CAMP

THE NOBU VIEW

The stay

Tukaone Hembe is a central Serengeti canvas camp with verandas, fifteen advertised tents and flexible sleeping arrangements. The older Tukaone Serengeti name maps here, while Weavers and Mwaloni remain separate camps with their own accommodation products.

Tukaone Hembe Camp looks towards the Hembe Hills in central Serengeti, with canvas rooms and verandas that keep the plains close at hand. It should not be confused with the group’s separate Weavers and Mwaloni camps.

The operator describes fifteen tents, with accommodation that can be configured for single, double, twin or triple stays. Private flush toilets, hot and cold showers and furnished verandas provide the basic comforts around which the safari day is organised.

Nobu would consider Hembe for travellers who want a central Serengeti camp with flexible beds and sociable shared spaces. The restaurant, lounge, bar and campfire give guests places to gather, while solar lighting and a charging station reflect the practical rhythm of a canvas camp. The broader Tukaone name alone is not enough to select the correct property.