Adventure

Nimali Tarangire

Set on the north-eastern boundary of the Tarangire National Park, Nimali Tarangire is a lodge-style tented camp overlooking the banks of a seasonal river and watering hole that wild animals love to visit. In its own exclusive concession full of beautiful flora and fauna, Nimali offers privacy and tranquillity as well as unrivalled game viewing opportunities. Its range of activities are perfect to immerse you in your safari experience including fly camping, cultural tours and guided walks. At Nimali Tarangire you’ll get the best of both worlds, being next door to a National Park but surrounded by the sheltered seclusion of the camp, allowing you to feel a sense of exclusive luxury at a more affordable price.

Little Oliver’s

Deep within Tarangire National Park, Little Oliver’s is one of the most amazing spots in east Africa for an exclusive safari adventure. Just a kilometre downstream from its sister camp, Oliver’s, Little Oliver’s is perfectly placed to relish in the unspoilt landscapes and vibrant wildlife. Although known for its elephant herds, big cats and birdlife, the Park is brimming with all kinds of wildlife no matter the time of year and Little Oliver’s is there to make sure you get to see as much as possible. With just 5 tents, it’s also a top choice if you’re looking for a quieter, more intimate safari experience and can be exclusively booked if you’re looking to travel with friends or family groups.

Kuro Tarangire

In a remote corner of the Tarangire, Kuro Tarangire sits secluded in a grove of acacia trees overlooking the golden savannah and Tarangire River, ready to offer an intimate, rustic safari experience. With special focus on game drives and safari walks, guests will be able to make the most of the picturesque landscape and the thriving populations of wildlife. No matter where you’d like to go and when, there’ll always be amazing things to see, whether it’s a lion stalking their prey or elephants happily grazing. With the frequently visited river right on the camp’s doorstep, you won’t even have to leave the peace and quiet of your private deck to watch the wonderful wildlife entirely disturbed, so even if you need to slow down for a day you’ll never be missing out!

Chada Katavi

Chada Katavi offers guests an authentic safari camp experience in the heart of Katavi National Park. Retreat into nature at this simple yet comfortable bush camp, where guests can enjoy wildlife viewing from the comfort of their private verandah. The camp overlooks the Chada Plain from the shade of the acacia and tamarind trees, and its proximity to the river and waterholes means that guests will be able to watch the many resident hippos as they lounge in the cooling waters. The camp’s natural aesthetic and small size of just 6 tents offers an exclusive safari experience, and a chance to get away from the rest of the world, immersing yourself in the stunning natural world that Western Tanzania has to offer.

Segera Retreat

Segera lies in the high grasslands of the Laikipia Plateau, in the foothills of Mount Kenya. In this Malaria-free region of Africa, guests enjoy a rich ecosystem which is host to lion, elephant, cheetah, leopard, giraffe, and endangered species such as Grevy’s Zebra, and Lelwel Hartebeest. Segera boasts six beautiful garden villas, and four exquisite houses, from the modern Segera Greenhouse to the traditional Segera House with exquisite Swahili refinements, and the renovated original Farmhouse of the former ranch at Segera.

Sanctuary Tambarare Camp

Scored by the equatorial line, Sanctuary Tambarare Camp is nestled amongst fever trees in the shadow of Mount Kenya and delivers the perfect balance of adventure and serenity. Situated on the award-winning Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sanctuary Tambarare enjoys access to 90,000 acres of land, which it shares with the Big Five. A retreat to this harmonious landscape brings you alongside such incredible creatures as Najin and Fatu, the last two remaining northern white rhinoceros on the planet.

Lewa House

Lewa House is a safari lodge that rests on a hilltop, overseeing the rolling hills, plunging valleys and The Scared Mountain, Mount Ololokwe. The lodge is owned by Calum and Sophie Macfarlane and has a comfortable family atmosphere. Meals are served around a large communal table and the lodge also includes a lounge area where guests can get together and swap exciting safari stories with one another. The exclusive camp consists of just three cottages and four earth pod rooms, all of which are built from natural materials and designed to blend into the landscape and maintain the natural beauty of the area. Lewa House is located at the heart of the Lewa Conservancy, a wildlife sanctuary that spans 62,000-acres and is home to 15% of Kenya’s critically endangered black rhino population.

Lewa Wilderness

Tucked away amongst the tall trees that crown the hillside overlooking the Eastern Marania Valley, rests Lewa Wilderness – a picturesque safari lodge where guests can enjoy the incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes within the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. With just nine cottages, all spaced apart for privacy, guests can enjoy an exclusive safari experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the heart of the wilderness. Lewa Wilderness has its own beautiful gardens, a peaceful space where guests can relax during the hottest part of the day, and enjoy a good book from the lodge’s library. You can also take a refreshing dip in the lodge’s pool, which looks out over the endless plains, and relax in the shaded lounge area beside the water. Unwind at the lodge and enjoy its tranquil atmosphere between exciting safari activities.

Elewana Loisaba Tented Camp

Perched on an escarpment overlooking the outstretched plains below, Loisaba Tented Camp enjoys the expanses of the Loisaba Conservancy set before it. The 57,000-acre conservancy is home to one of Kenya’s thriving lion populations, and the Tented Camp enjoys a close proximity to a vital elephant corridor. The conservancy is also home to notable northern species, such as Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx and Somali ostrich, which are less common in Kenya’s southern conservancies. Guests are accommodated by incredibly friendly staff, and are hosted in luxury tents, which enjoy sublime views from their position atop the dramatic escarpment, elevated above the landscape, where sublime views can be enjoyed from tent, veranda, or from the Tented Camp’s divine infinity pool.

Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Take a trip out of time to become immersed in the magisterial landscape of the Loisaba Conservancy. This retreat offers absolute privacy, allowing guests to explore the vast conservancy plains with few but the wildlife for company! The few people that remain are Lodo Springs’ friendly and attentive staff who aim to please wherever possible. Guests are accommodated in luxury tents, and enjoy en suite bathrooms, and experience sublime views from the comfort of their chic rooms. Lodo Springs’ infinity pool also commands a superb view over the landscape below; perched on the hillside of Lodo Springs, this vantage point is fit to satisfy a wildlife photographer’s deepest desires!

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