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Mandrare River Camp

Mandrare River Camp rests in the south of Madagascar, nestled amongst the spiny forests held sacred by the Antandroy Tribe. The camp overlooks a beautiful and diverse landscape, carved through by the Mandrare River. Due to the lack of predator species in this part of the world, guests can enjoy incredible wildlife viewing and birdwatching, and get up close to the wildlife of the forest such as Madagascar’s famous ring-tailed lemurs. Mandrare River Camp features seven spacious tented suites with en-suite facilities and a large outdoor terrace for admiring the sweeping views in a tranquil and secluded setting.

Shawa Luangwa Camp

Shawa Luangwa Camp rests on the eastern bank of the Luangwa River, overlooking the sweeping landscape of the South Luangwa National Park. Here, guests can cross the tranquil river waters on a boat or pontoon, explore the wilderness on exciting game drives and immerse themselves in the beauty of the pristine natural sanctuary. This seasonal camp was inspired by Jacob Shawa, an incredible guide who grew up in the Luangwa Valley and shares a passion for the wildlife and scenery that exists here.
Open from April 15th until November 15th, Shawa Luangwa consists of five luxurious tented rooms with twin and double beds, and two of the tents can be converted into a spacious family suite. Guests can take advantage of the different morning and evening activities and spend the time in between relaxing in the soothing plunge pool, or listening to the gentle melodies of South Luangwa’s many different bird species.

Time and Tide Chinzombo

Located on the banks of the Luangwa River, Time and Tide Chinzombo is a chic and exclusive safari camp. 5 luxury safari tents all come complete with an expansive verandah and a private sparkling swimming pool. Days can be spent lounging on your private verandah, gazing over the river and spotting lazing hippos and wading birds. Or you can head out on game drives or guided walks to truly immerse yourself in the wild bushveld. After these activities guests can return to camp for an in-room spa treatment or a refreshing drink from the bar before ending the day with a delicious meal with a sweeping view of the stunning surroundings.

Governors’ Camp

Governors’ Camp is a Silver Eco award-winning and pristinely located camp in the heart of the Maasai Mara. The nearby waters of the Mara River flourish with animals and birds, and game graze freely around the camp. bringing the essence of the Mara right to the doorstep. Despite all the comforts of a luxury hotel, Governors’ Camp shelters its visitors entirely under canvas for that authentic safari feel, with views ranging from the Mara River to the Mara plains. This Camp was created in 1972 and was the first permanent tented camp in the Maasai Mara, paving the path that many others would later follow. Though the Governors Camp Collection has expanded greatly over the last 40 years, Governors’ Camp is still one of Africa’s very best and was listed in Travel+Leisure as one of the top 10 safari lodges in Africa for 2020. All the camps in the Collection have been pioneering in the travel industry to develop sustainable eco-tourism and wildlife conservation through close work with the local communities.

Sanctuary Olonana Camp

Sanctuary Olonana is an opulent riverside safari lodge in the heart of the Maasai Mara. With 14 glass-sided suites and the newly opened Geoffrey Kent Suite, this destination has the perfect balance between a sense of community between travellers and seclusion with ample peace and quiet. Every experience on this safari has been specially tailored to reflect and immerse you in the countless wonders offered by the Mara, from game drives and hot air balloon rides to Maasai village visits and meeting local schoolchildren. Sanctuary Olonana has committed itself to a sustainable ethos and is a shining example of eco-tourism with its light ‘footprint’ on the environment.

Sanctuary Swala Camp

In a remote corner of the Tarangire, Sanctuary Swala sits secluded among towering acacia trees overlooking the golden savannah and a popular watering hole, ready to offer an exclusive safari experience. With a range of great safari activities on offer, 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. But, with a frequently visited watering hole 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!

Sanctuary Kichakani Serengeti Camp (Northern Serengeti)

Sanctuary Kichakani Serengeti Camp invites you to the Northern Serengeti to witness the awe-inspiring wildlife phenomenon that is the Great Migration. Stalking the cycle of this great wildlife exodus is an exclusive experience that Kichakani Serengeti Camp delivers in abundance, eloquently wrapped in a ribbon of lavish comfort. With 10 all-new, stylish, 5-star canvas en-suite units, fully furnished and decked out with lavish amenities, your Serengeti experience will be one to remember. A comprehensive range of staple safari activities centred around the Great Migration and high-volume low impact game viewing will ensure the sights of many exotic creatures, all while remaining conscious of the environment. Rations have no place on safari, as indulgence is an inseparable part of the experience. Three delicious meals are served daily, featuring a lavish three-course evening banquet and a host of lite bites served in-between, including bottomless beverages for all visiting guests. Let the wonders of the Great Migration fill you with awe as you experience the pinnacle of innate exclusivity.

Dolphin Beach

Situated on the North-West coast, next to a private stretch on Alankuda Beach, Dolphin Beach claims to be Sri Lanka’s first luxurious tented resort. The seven tents are made from natural materials and all feature sea-facing verandas, while the interiors are decorated with mirrored fabrics in a rich and bright orange colour scheme. The laid-back, stylish and eco-friendly Resort with its elusive ‘barefoot beach hut’ vibe, along with its blue skies and the clear warm waters of the Indian Ocean, makes Dolphin Beach a truly unique and tailor-made holiday. Expect friendly dolphins to accompany you on your stay whilst also having the opportunity to try different water sports or to simply relax in the infinity pool gazing out over the Laccadive Sea. This a great location for those seeking adventure and an unmatched experience.

Otentic Eco Tent Experience

Offering guests a completely unique experience, Otentic is the only eco tented glamping site in Mauritius. It is based in the small village of Deux Frères (two brothers) on the east coast of Mauritius, one of the least developed parts of the island, meaning that guests can truly immerse themselves in their totally natural surroundings. Otentic offers two experiences; one in the village, right on the river, and the other at the foot of the iconic Bambous mountain. However, no matter which you choose to stay at, you are guaranteed to leave with memories which will last a lifetime. Otentic Eco Tent Experience is located by the Grand River South East and offers stunning views and an unrivalled experience on the island of Mauritius.

Mara Bush Camp

Mara Bush Camp is the ideal location for anyone seeking an authentic experience on safari, far away from hubbub of mass tourism. This Eco-Warrior Award winning camp sits in the heart of the Maasai Mara National Game Reserve, where some of the best Big Cat sightings can be found, and is a great spot for photographers. Guests can choose from 12  spacious and secluded tents with gorgeous views overlooking the Olare Orok River. Here, you don’t even have to leave the camp to say hello to some of the wildlife superstars – with the river on your doorstep you could spend hours watching hippos in the Hippo Pool, crocodiles having a soak, and other thirsty wildlife stopping by.

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