December 19, 2025
Hyatt Safari Bookings
Pam
One of the most aspirational dreams of many travelers is to book a safari. I have to tell you, they are everything you dreamed of—and more. Our favorite hotel brand, Hyatt, has added safari bookings to their portfolio! Let’s check it out!
There are 15 select safari stays by Asilia Africa that are bookable across East Africa through World of Hyatt via their partnership with Mr & Mrs Smith. You can use points to book, or book with cash and earn Hyatt points from your safari. Here’s what the Hyatt site shows:
Rekero Camp
Located in Masai Mara in Kenya, Rekero Camp consists of nine tented suites, including two family tents. Rates include include all meals and drinks (except premium wines), limited laundry service, open-vehicle game drives, and return shared transfers to Ol Kiombo airstrip. And it looks gorgeous!
Photo from Hyatt.
Not cheap, but possible with points.
Perhaps you prefer to pay cash and earn points.
The Highlands
The Highlands in Ngorongoro Conservation Area have eight geodesic domes and guided crater hikes. Rates at The Highlands include all meals and drinks (except premium wines and champagne), limited laundry service, game drives, crater hikes (for over-12s), and return overland transfers to Manyara Airstrip.
Photo from Hyatt.
Sayari Camp
Sayari Camp is located in Tanzania’s northern Serengeti. Rates at Sayari Camp include all meals and drinks (except premium wines), limited laundry service, open-vehicle game drives, seasonal walking safaris (age 12+), and return shared transfers to Kogatende Airstrip.
Photo from Hyatt.
Other safari sites include:
- Erebero Hills
- Naboisho Camp
- Ol Pejeta Bush Camp
- Dunia Camp
- Jabali Ridge
- Rubondo Island Camp
- Namiri Plains
- Roho ya Selous
- Olakira Migration Camp
- Oliver’s Camp
- Ubuntu Migration Camp
- Usangu Expedition Camp
Bottom Line
Having the ability to use Hyatt points to book an African safari has opened up some big opportunities. These all-inclusive rates include lodging, food, and game drives, which is impressive. Let us know if you’ve been to any of these Hyatt safari camps—we’re off dreaming of where to go!
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