Safari Lodge

Anvil Bay Lodge

Anvil Bay proudly hosts a sustainable lodge located in the spectacular Maputo Special Reserve and one of Earth’s biologically richest ecosystems. With a small ecological footprint, due to being fully solar powered and completely community-owned, ensures Anvil Bay Lodge is a responsible tourism destination. This private and exclusive luxury barefoot beach camp in Mozambique’s most Southern national park features miles of untouched beaches and an ocean teeming with marine life to explore – providing a true dream destination for nature lovers in search of the perfect get away. The Reserve is home to Southern Africa’s last herd of coastal elephant, as well as an abundance of other fascinating flora and fauna. Anvil Bay offers guests with a myriad of beach, ocean, and park activities, providing ample opportunities to explore, discover and experience this awe-inspiring part of the world. Guests can expect authentic Mozambique cuisine, including vibrant flavours and fresh seafood.

Omaanda

Omaanda, meaning rhinoceros in Oshiwambo, is a five-star lodge set within the Zannier Reserve by N/a’an ku sê, an incredible private animal conservation reserve of 9,000 hectares in the countryside surrounding Windhoek, only 30 minutes drive from Windhoek Hosea Kutako Airport. Overlooking the boundless savannah, the lodge offers 10 comfortable round thatched huts, paying tribute to the traditional architecture of Ovambo. Two of them have 2 Bedrooms, ideal for families or friends travelling together. Omaanda also features a restaurant and a cosy bar, overlooking a heated infinity pool. A spa with two treatment rooms and a boma complete the lodge facilities. For safety reasons Omaanda only welcome children from 6 years onwards. The close proximity to Windhoek and the International Airport make Omaanda the perfect choice for the first and last nights of guest’s stay in Namibia, promising a locally authentic experience.

Camelthorn Lodge

Bomani’s sister camp, Camelthorn Lodge, is located within a private reserve on the edge of Hwange National Park. Camelthorn Lodge backs onto a woodland area, the trees creating a natural shelter. The eight forest villas are designed to maintain a comfortable climate through both the summer and winter months, and their location in a remote section of the Ngamo Plain means that guests can enjoy a private and exclusive safari experience in a tranquil setting. The lodge is built around an ancient Camelthorn tree, incorporating the trunk in its design as a centrepiece. Less than a kilometre away, the local wildlife congregates at one of the waterholes maintained by the lodge. Here, guests can watch the elephants as they play and bathe in the water, hidden in an underground blind which offers incredible photographic opportunities for capturing the perfect candid shot.

Mukambi Safari Lodge

Located on the banks of the Kafue River Mukambi Safari Lodge is sat on the border of the diverse Kafue National Park. The camp is authentic – guests will be able to gain a traditional safari experience – staying in the heart of the wilds of Zambia. Guests can chose to stay in a thatched chalet, a luxury riverside villa or a luxury safari tent, all of which are comfortable and authentic, with cosy home touches, ensuite bathrooms and private decking areas. The rooms all face the Kafue River so guests can enjoy the beautiful views from the comfort of their own bed. Meals are served in the main dining room where guests can enjoy relaxing on the sofas or around the boma, with a drink from the bar. The camp is ideally located for exploration of the Kafue National Park where guests can enjoy game excursions, walking safaris and unique boat safaris along the Kafue River at sunset. Creature unique memories at Mukambi Safari Lodge and spend time reconnecting to nature.

Konkamoya Lodge

Konkamoya Lodge is located in the stunning Kafue National Park in Zambia. Ideally located on the banks of the Itezhi Tezhi Dam the lodge is surrounded by a blend of rolling plains, luscious grasslands and the deep blue lake. Designed to be sustainable and eco-friendly, the lodge and tents are made out of recycled and eco-friendly materials, which also works to give the lodge an authentic natural feel. There are only four tents, which makes the camp small and personal. The rooms are spacious and bright, filled with natural light and luxury furniture, and all tents face east which means guests can enjoy waking up to the gentle sunrise over the horizon. The main area of the lodge where dinner is served is open sided, meaning guests can enjoy delicious food with a view – and here a plunge pool is found too, where guests can relax in the afternoons. Activities focus on exploring the untouched beauty of the Kafue National Park, with game drives and walking safaris perfect ways for guests to immerse themselves in the diverse nature of the park.

Royal Chundu Zambezi Island Lodge

Royal Chundu Zambezi Island Lodge is private and exclusive, located on Katombora Island, surrounded by the flowing rapids of the Zambezi River. The lodge is authentic and luxury, and with only four lodge suites the lodge always feels quiet. Rooms have traditional thatch roofs, and floor to ceiling doors which allow bright light to fill the space and afford exceptional views of the Zambezi from the comfort of the king size bed. Authentic touches have been added through the wooden furniture and blue feature textiles, which have been created by local seamstresses. The location of the lodge is ideal, guests will be immersed in wild nature however a short trip will take them to the magnificent Victoria Falls. With no shortage of activities to choose from, guests can spend time on a boat safari, canoe down the river, day trip around the falls or explore Katombora Island on foot; this is the perfect place for adventure seekers and laid-back travellers alike.

Chundukwa River Lodge

Chundukwa River Lodge sits on the banks of the Zambezi River, close by Livingstone. It is primely located, close enough to enjoy all the activities surrounding Victoria Falls, but far enough away to be quiet and intimate, with few tourists. The lodge is authentic and comfortable. Guests can stay in one of the chalets, which are perfect for honeymooning couples, or the 3 bedroomed cottage, perfect for families or a group of friends. The rooms are all welcoming and warm, with traditional African art, rugs, and wooden furniture and features. There are home touches throughout the lodge, with softly glowing lamps, draped mosquito netting around the beds and a communal dining area. Guests can spend the day exploring the peaceful gardens of the lodge, or can set off on a day of adventure of the surrounding area.

Nantwich Lodge

Nantwich Lodge is sat in the wilds of the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. With only 9 suites this lodge feels private and exclusive, and rolling grasslands and dotted woodlands surrounding the lodge on all sides accentuates the feeling of this wonderful wild land being yours to explore. Guests can explore the area on a game drive or guided walk, both are excellent ways to find out more about the Hwange National Park and what inhabits the area, from herds of elephants, hippos, zebras, giraffes, buffalo, hyenas and lions. The lodge overlooks a large dam, which means guests have a perfect view of sly crocodiles and migratory birds who wallow in the shallows. The lodge is eco-friendly and uses local resources and ingredients wherever possible, so guests can be ensured that their stay is authentically and uniquely Zimbabwean.

Sindabezi Island Lodge

Exclusive, private and authentic are three words which describe the feeling of Sindabezi Island Lodge. Located on an island of the same name in the flowing Zambezi River, the lodge has huts made out of natural materials and thatch roofs which make the camp feel traditional and conscious of nature, and it is this consciousness that has earned the lodge the title of one of the top 10 eco-lodges in Africa. With only five chalets, this lodge is perfect for couples wanting a romantic stay or the whole island can be booked for groups of friends to enjoy. Chalets are luxurious with large, comfy beds and features that make them unique, from toilets with a view, outdoor bathtubs, hammocks and private deckings. Enjoy dinners al fresco style, under the wide starry sky and drinks around the Boma where you can share stories of your day. Spend days exploring the other islands and the magnificent Victoria Falls or enjoy more relaxed days birdwatching, with picnics and a dip in the plunge pool.
 

Stanley Safari Lodge

Nestled in the wilderness of Zambia, on the border of the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, sits Stanley Safari Lodge. The lodge is authentic and comfortable, with a cosy main house which has a feature fireplace for cooler evenings and a relaxing library area, perfect for unwinding after a long day exploring. The lodge is small and exclusive, with 10 rooms which are all authentic, with private decking areas and unique features, from baths with a view to plunge pools. Guests can chose from an open sided cottage or a traditional cottage with wooden features. All cottages overlook the rolling grasslands and endless horizons, and the golden tones of the sunset fill the cottages in the evenings. The dining room was built to appreciate the stunning views, where guests can enjoy fresh and local food whilst gazing at the breathtaking views.

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