Next month sees the running of the annual Serengeti Girls Run in Tanzania. A three-day, 63 km all-women pilgrimage across one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.

Singita has added a new five-bedroom residence to its celebrated collection of exclusive use villas. Singita Milele’s elevated location on Sasakwa Hill, in the thriving Western Corridor of the Serengeti offers panoramic views and invites families and groups of friends to experience the true essence of luxury – space to unwind, connect and celebrate – in one of the most iconic wilderness settings in Africa.

Marriott International will add a second luxury safari lodge in Africa, announcing a JW Marriott property for the Serengeti, Tanzania.

African ecotourism and conservation brand, Singita, has revealed plans to open a “one-of-a-kind” private hillside villa in the heart of the Serengeti, Tanzania next year.

The newest lodge from conservation-led travel company andBeyond is now open in a remote corner of the Serengeti known for Great Migration river crossings and very large local lion prides (of 20 to 60 lions).

Conservation brand Singita, has introduced a brand new double-storey dwelling in the Grumeti Reserves in northern Tanzania. Hillside Suite at Singita Sasakwa Lodge sits perched on a cliff edge overlooking the vast plains of the Serengeti, positioned away from the Sasakwa Lodge and providing barefoot luxury in an infinitely romantic setting.

Singita Faru Faru Lodge recently unveiled its new look, inspired by its wilderness setting along a riverside slope in the Serengeti. Drawing cues from traditional African craft, combined with the inspiration from Scandinavian simplicity, Singita Faru Faru Lodge embodies an effortless yet elegant feel, paying homage to its legacy of cutting-edge design.

Lemala Camps & Lodges has announced the debut of a new location within the Serengeti National Park in Eastern Serengeti, Tanzania. Lemala Nanyukie is a brand-new, luxury tented site, which sits on a grassy savanna dotted with rocky kopjes and is shaded by ancient acacia trees.

For the adventurous, this year Olakira Migration Camp, has introduced new star gazing tents offer the opportunity to sleep under the African night sky. They have been designed so that a portion of the tent boasts a 270-degree view from beneath a meshed net, offering guests an outdoor experience whilst still remaining indoors. Guests will have the option to have their beds rolled from the main bedroom out to the custom-designed, mosquito net canopy at the front of their tent, allowing them to look up at the African night sky from the comfort of their bed. Look out for shooting stars, listen to the grunts of a million wildebeest, and maybe catch the low, reverberating roar of a lion. Guests can roll their beds back into the main bedroom of their tent at any time during the night.