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Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge

Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge is located in the heart of Tarangire, Tanzania’s wild land and landscapes. Tarangire is famed for its massive elephant herds, true sense of wilderness and a gentle backdrop of baobabs. It is the lesser visited but more intriguing park on the northern circuit. At Tarangire Ndovu Tented Lodge, we have 10 standard tented suites PLUS 2 x 2 bedroom inter-connected tented family suites that are open throughout the year. During these dry months, the massive elephants herds travel through the corridor between Manyara and Tarangire and spend their time in and around the park. This is because of their ability to uncover permanent sources of fresh water. The main thatched area is open plan from bar to lounge to dining area – and offset with a stunning rim flow pool in front of the property overlooking the wild expanses ahead, all the way to the Great Rift Valley wall.

Shu’Mata Camp

Situated directly under the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, this luxurious and rugged retreat is one of the best ways to experience the allure of Africa. A permanent camp comprised of a handful of Hemingway style tents, the installation is situated on a hill in the Masai tribal lands in Amboselli National Park. A stunning landscape of contrasts and stark beauty, the tents were designed and positioned to capture it all with 360 degree views of the savannah and Kilimanjaro. Positioned in a line along the ridge, there are a total of seven tents that form the unique and adventurous compound.

Kambi Ya Tembo

Facing the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro and the endless African savannah, Kambi ya Tembo offers fantastic views. Sinya, a concession of about 600 square km, bordering Kenya at Amboseli National Park, offers spectacular landscapes with magnificent views of Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, Ol Doinyo Longido and Ol Doinyo Orok. A unique nature and cultural experience. The camp consists of 14 tents each with private en suite bathroom facilities. You can sit and watch the natural world pass by from the ample sun decks. The semi-arid land of Sinya and Elerai has an abundance of natural riches and is home to some of the largest elephants in East Africa.

Naona Moru Camp

Naona Moru Camp offers ten tented suites in a quiet corner south-west of central Serengeti. It’s location is a natural alcove, it is protected with lush vegetation, but with a small open plain for game watching a stone’ throw away. It is also in good distance for central Serengeti game driving, and also the wildlife-filled habitats around the Moru Kopjes. Combine crisp white sheets, gentle Serengeti breezes, running hot water, attractive neutral decor with a pop of colour, comfortable sitting area, Victorian desk to record adventures, WI-FI and an efficient service – this is how wild elegance is served. Wash off the ‘safari powder’ in the large shower recess or relax outside the tent to hear the sounds of the wild. Located on an elevated viewing point beside the famous Moru Kopjes, this tented camp allows for drive in and game package clients to explore the resident and migratory wild game all year round. The landscape pans from the great southern plains of the Serengeti into the central hub of the most famous national park in Africa, close to Seronera Airstrip. The tented suites cater for honeymooners with private bush dinners, a small group of friends and even families with large tents to place bedding for two adults and up to three children.

Ol Malo House

Perched on the northern fringes of the Laikipia Plateau, Ol Malo House is set on a charming luxury ranch that borders the ancient heartlands of the Samburu people and offers the ultimate escape from noisy urban life. It’s far more than your typical safari lodge – time at Ol Malo is about creating the best experiences possible by handing you the reins for your adventures while welcoming you in like part of the family. You get to do whatever you like, whenever you like, whether that’s riding alongside wild herds, visiting the local Samburu village, having a nice long soak in the pool or gliding over the plains in Ol Malo’s own helicopter. It’s no matter if it might be your first time on safari or your 10th, no two safaris are ever the same!

Ol Malo Lodge

Perched on the northern fringes of the Laikipia Plateau, Ol Malo Lodge is set on a charming luxury ranch that borders the ancient heartlands of the Samburu people and offers the ultimate escape from noisy urban life. It’s far more than your typical safari lodge – time at Ol Malo is about creating the best experiences possible by handing you the reins for your adventures while welcoming you in like part of the family. This rustic and romantic landscape combined with Ol Malo’s luxury cottages is a fantastic option for couples and for a relaxing getaway with the family. Whether you’ve never been on safari before or you’re a veteran of the wilderness, Ol Malo Lodge cannot wait to share their vision and experience with you.

Ilkeliani Camp

Nestled in a river glade in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, the area is a favourite for elephants coming to drink from the Talek River. The camp has been designed to combine the old traditional safari style with a modern and fresh feel. Ilkeliani Camp offers only 17 tents and each commanding views of the plains and the wildlife action throughout the day. It is a permanent camp designed along eco-friendly principles. The ethos is to leave a minimum foot print on nature. Each well-equipped tents are stylish with en suite bathroom. They are sited under its own cluster of shady indigenous trees and you do feel that you are out in the wilderness. The interiors are spacious and comfortable featuring a front verandah with a day bed and canvas safari chairs. Home cooked meals combined with personal service contribute to an unforgettable safari experience

Lerai Safari Camp

Lerai Safari Camp lies in the golden savannah plains of the private Olerai Conservancy in southern Kenya. Between the Maasai Mara National Reserve and Naboisho Conservancy and barely 15 miles away from the Serengeti National Park, Lerai is a haven for wildlife and wildlife-lovers alike! With just 6 guest tents, you’ll be able to enjoy total peace and privacy while you immerse in your safari adventures. Whether you’re looking to get stuck in with game drives and horse riding or take it easy with a little birdwatching and a bit of pampering, Lerai invites you to journey with them through the Maasai Mara.

Speke’s Camp

Alongside the Olara Orok River in a quiet corner of the Maasai Mara, Speke’s Camp embodies everything you could want in a traditional safari camp – a closeness to nature, peace and quiet, originality, rustic charm and a warm welcome. Though it’s a small and simple camp, you’ll not be wanting for anything! The experience at Speke’s is all about immersing in the natural wonders that the Maasai Mara has to offer. You’ll have your own safari vehicle and guide while you stay so every day can be planned on your terms. Speke’s is one of the more budget-friendly camps in the Maasai Mara, making it a great addition for a longer safari tour or for those looking for an amazing and authentic experience in a more affordable price range.

Tangulia Mara

Tangulia Mara Camp is a cosy riverside safari camp, the first in the Mara to be owned and manged by members of the local Maasai community, making it an unmissable destination for those interested in Maasai culture. The camp overlooks the Mara River and the Olotulo-Murt salt lick, and is positioned between the Mara North Conservancy and Maasai Mara National Reserve, making it an appealing attraction for abundant populations of herds and predators alike. One of the best attractions of Tangulia is the chance to meet Jackson Looseyia, famous safari guide and ‘Big Cat Diary’ presenter. But what really sets Tangulia apart is that there’s neither showmanship nor spectacle, just quality game viewing and guiding and the chance to make genuine connections with your hosts.

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