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The accommodation we have selected to complement your Safari experience gets you up close and personal with nature in the truest sense. Whether it’s a tented camp in the middle of Serengeti with spectacular views of the migration, a tree lodge amongst the treetops at Lake Manyara, sleeping under the stars on a secluded paradise beach on Mnemba Island, it is definitely an experience you will never forget. Intimate, unique and luxury at its best, what better way to experience adventure.
Residence Zanzibar
Set in isolated splendour in the South West on 32 hectares of pristine land, an hour from Stone Town, the hotel lies on a mile-long stretch of white sand beach. Building on the reputation of its’ sister hotels in Mauritius and Tunisia, guests are welcomed in a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere.
Arusha Coffee Lodge
Nestling amongst the coffee plants of the largest plantation in Tanzania and only 5 minutes from Arusha Airport lies the tranquil Arusha Coffee Lodge. Luxuriously designed around the original plantation houses, this is the perfect choice to the start or end of your safari.
Tarangire Treetops
Treetops’ unique location allows access to the game in and outside the park all year round. Featuring luxurious & unique ‘tree-house’ style rooms, the camp sits within a private Conservation Area bordering Tarangire National Park.
Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
Stilted tree houses cradled in the boughs of mahogany trees make up the only lodge situated within Lake Manyara National Park itself. Lake Manyara National Park is of course also famous for its tree-climbing lions, which makes this an exciting location.
Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp
This magical and unique luxury camp lies on the banks of the Grumeti River and offers the opportunity to take drives in to the world-renowned Serengeti. With resident hippos wallowing just outside your tent and colobus monkeys playing in the trees above, what better location can there be to watch the annual migration of widebeest as they cross the water.
