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Chitabe Lediba

Chitabe Lediba shares the same island as its closely situated parent camp Chitabe Camp, all be it with a smaller, more intimate presence, making it the ideal destination for small groups and families. Lediba – once a lagoon, is now a watering hole frequented by scores of exotic game and wildlife, providing an optimum location for casual game viewing. Beyond the camp, Okavango and Kalahari landscapes merge to form rich and varied habitats. Five guest tents comprise the total accommodation at Chitabe Camp, two of which are family tents, all decorated and furnished in a classical yet intricate safari style.

Gomoti Plains Camp

Gomoti Plains Camp is situated within a community run concession within the NG32 area on the edge of the Gomoti river system southeast of the Okavango Delta. The Gomoti tree is locally known as the water fig and grows alongside waterways in the Okavango delta. It’s a smallish tree which sometimes grows no bigger than a bush. The area is known for its large concentrations of wildlife which thrive on the Gomoti plains and waterways, considered to be among the most bountiful and consistent areas for wildlife sighting in all Northern Botswana. Gomoti trees line the waterways and provide excellent cover for nesting water birds such as herons and storks. The camp has 10 luxury tents which include 2 luxury family tents and 8 luxury double tents, all with en-suite bathrooms and shower facilities.

Kaya Mawa

Nestled on the quiet beaches of Likoma Island, Kaya Mawa Island Lodge is a hidden gem in the waters of Lake Malawi. Leaving everything else behind, arriving at Kaya Mawa you will instantly feel the island’s magic. Run on renewable energy and surrounded by abundant natural beauty – both on land and in the water, you can escape here and experience an adventure like no other. Exploring the island’s beautiful landscape, meeting the locals, and dining on the beach by candlelight, everything is a must here. From the privacy of your own room, you can relax on the private deck with a cocktail or two, looking out to the horizon. But if you fancy more adventure, why not head out into the water and take part in scuba diving or water-skiing? There is something for everyone here within the beautiful serenity of Likoma Island, an unassuming beach paradise under the beautiful African sun.

Magashi

Situated in the diverse and productive north-eastern corner of Akagera National Park, Magashi overlooks the stunning Lake Rwanyakazinga and offers guests views of the scenic savannah in all its glory. Established in partnership with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and African Parks, the camp demonstrates their commitment to pioneering sustainable and authentic ecotourism in Rwanda. Their core Purpose here is to help conserve Rwanda’s last protected savannah ecosystem, and species like black rhino and the rare and elusive shoebill; furthermore, their presence in Akagera National Park will contribute towards enabling it to become economically self-sufficient for the first time. Guests who stay here can witness the stunning work in place and take part in activities that celebrate the surroundings such as boating, game drives and birding.

Mantis Epic Hotel and Suites

Mantis Epic Hotel and Suites has 77 lavish rooms and impressive facilities, including a conference centre, children’s playroom, tennis and basketball courts, and a pool area for all the family. Rwanda’s only Big Five Game Reserve, Akagera National Park, is just minutes away and the hotel gives guests the chance to explore the Rwandan in a culturally immersive and authentic way through excursions and activities. The stylish hotel also has a well-equipped fitness centre, facilities, as well as trendy bars and exquisite restaurants. The hotel has something for everyone, with workspace for solo business travellers or large family rooms and a presidential suite for a luxurious getaway for larger groups.

Kwitonda Lodge

Boasting breathtaking views of the Sabyinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura volcanoes and surrounded by high-altitude forests, Singita Kwitonda Lodge offers an experience unlike any of Singita’s other destinations. With its exceptional natural beauty, environmentally conscious luxury and transformative, purpose-driven experiences, the lodge was designed in response to this remarkable location, and the eight contemporary suites (as well as the private four-bedroom villa – Kataza House) are linked by volcanic rock pathways to the central lodge. The interiors emphasise local design and handcrafted details adorn the carefully planned spaces. Layered textures and colours enhance the reflective quality of this tranquil haven and an experiential enclave offers free-flowing indoor and outdoor areas. A convivial fire pit, interactive kitchen, bar-deli and wine cellar complete the picture.

Kataza House

This contemporary and richly textured private villa was designed in response to its remarkable location in this unique slice of Africa. The use of striking local materials like volcanic rock, river stone and oven-red clay bricks connects the structure to its setting. With sustainability as a fundamental design focus, it treads lightly on the land and offers an intimate engagement with the surrounding landscape. Designed for exclusive use, guests can enjoy relaxed freedom and quality time together in this secluded sanctuary. The villa is serviced with a private chef and host, and amenities include exquisite open living spaces, indoor and outdoor replaces, pools, a gym and media room. Guests are also able to access all facilities of the nearby Singita Kwitonda Lodge, including its impressive onsite garden and nursery.
Singita Kataza House gives guests the unique opportunity to encounter one of Africa’s most majestic creatures in the wild, while immersed in the beauty of their pristine natural habitat. It provides a comfortable, reflective and nurturing space in which to appreciate the transformative experience of coming face to face with the forest’s gentle gorillas.

Mkulumadzi Lodge

Set on the banks of the Shire River in the Majete Wildlife Reserve is Mkulumadzi Lodge, a secluded safari lodge with eight luxurious chalets. Within this vast reserve of mature woodland, beautiful valleys and dense vegetation, you can slumber by the riverside and spend days venturing within the wilderness all around you. A hub of incredible conservation, this reserve is rich with so many species, from lions, black rhinos, and elephants to many species of delicate birds flittering up above. At Mkulumadzi Lodge, it’s all about surrendering to the beauty of nature. Enjoy the peace of the infinity pool that looks out onto the forest across the river, dine on delicious local dishes or afternoon tea on the terrace, and spend hours observing all manner of creatures as they meet at the watering hole. Whatever you fill your days with, you’ll be set for an experience like no other as you dive into the depths of Malawi’s beautiful wild side.

Bwindi Lodge

Bwindi Lodge, overlooking the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is undoubtedly the finest luxury lodge in the Bwindi area. The lodge’s elevated location raised high amid the jungle canopies across a serene stream offers spectacular views of the encompassing forest-scape. The lodge is perfectly situated for a Ugandan jungle gorilla tracking experience, including frequent sightings of gorillas that come to relax in the verdant bush around the lodge. The luxury forest lodge in Bwindi, fully renovated in 2018, now features a redesigned guest lounge and dining area that brings the feel of the forest into the stylish interiors. The main living area has a central fireplace which acts as a focal point for guests to relax and discuss their gorilla tracking experiences. A newly designed outdoor terrace gives dramatic views of the impenetrable forest and is a great place to spot the monkeys and birds hidden in the foliage.

Lemala Wildwaters Lodge

In a truly unique location, surrounded by the rushing waters of the River Nile sits Lemala Wildwaters Lodge. Nestled within a wild rainforest the lodge feels solitary and private, allowing guests to immerse themselves within nature. The suites feel modern, yet authentic and traditional, with handcrafted furniture, comfortable beds and a muted colour palette which keeps attention focused on the stunning surroundings. Each room comes with its own private balcony which comes complete with a freestanding bathtub, where guests can soak and relax, listening to the water rush past them. Spending time on the water is also the main activity at Wildwaters, with white water rafting, kayaking or a Nile cruise all exciting ways to explore this section of the river.

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