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Lake Masek Tented Lodge

Lake Masek Tented Lodge is situated in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, overlooking Lake Masek. The unique location is witness to the wildebeest migration which takes place from December to April each year. There is resident Big 5 game all year round in the area. The camp is Eco friendly, all the electric power is supplied by solar panels and water is collected during the rainy season. All the products used are biodegradable in order to ensure that the environment is kept pristine. Guest accommodations feature 30 luxury tents with en suite facilities and either king sized beds, twins or triple beds. Each tent is built on a raised wooden platform with a veranda from which guests can observe the wildlife visiting Lake Masek. The bedroom area is ample and tastefully furnished. The bathroom area with twin washbasins, a standalone bath and an outside shower is separated from the bedroom area by way of a screen. Guests can enjoy a relaxing bath or take a shower under the stars.

Serian The Nest

Serian’s The Nest is a unique treehouse accommodation that has been built into a Warburgia tree and rests 12 feet off the ground. The Nest overlooks the Mara River, where hippos lounge in the tranquil waters and can be heard from the comfort of The Nest’s sleeping area as they honk and grunt below. The Nest contains two double beds as well as space for additional bedrolls, making it the perfect getaway for couples wanting to enjoy some private time together, groups of friends, or a family where children can enjoy an extraordinary treehouse adventure. Snuggle up under the glimmering stars in an area devoid of light pollution, and make friends with the curious vervet monkeys who will be your only neighbours during your stay at this exclusive camp.

Ndutu Wilderness Camp

Ndutu Wilderness Camp intimate, comfortable tented camp is available in the Ndutu area of the Serengeti ecosystem typically from December—March, which coincides with the ‘calving season’. It is placed in a private site, in the heart of the Ndutu plains – nestled under shady trees. Plenty of predators can be found year round in this area. The diverse eco-systems, from woodlands, to plains, to soda lakes, within the Ndutu area make it a unique place for bird watching. The camp comprises just twelve spacious tents (including a family tent), all with solar lighting and en suite facilities (flushing toilet and shower). Comfortable beds with quality linen ensure a good
night’s rest.

Serengeti Safari Camp South

Serengeti Safari Camp is a pioneering mobile camp that moves seasonally to be in the best possible location to witness the great migration herds; still doing it in East African tented style with migration-chasing adventures. Nomad Tanzania was among the first companies to start mobile safaris in the Greater Serengeti and is the only one that still moves camp 4 – 5 times a year to be in the best possible location to catch the action. The camp strikes a balance between comfort and mobility. Camp life is epitomised by early morning tea delivered to your tent, gin and tonics around the campfire, meals shared around a communal table and hot safari bucket showers before retiring to a cosy bed. Days are spent out in search of the herds and accompanying predators, possibly with a picnic breakfast or lunch. Serengeti Safari Camp has just 6 open-plan walk-in meru tents, with an en-suite bathroom at the rear. One of these tents is a family tent with two bedrooms and an adjoining sitting area.

Olakira Migration Camp

Immerse yourself in the Great Migration at Olakira Migration Camp. You will feel the earth vibrate during brave winter crossings of the mighty rivers in the north, or be moved beyond measure by the mass summer calving on the south’s grassy plains. Olakira follows the massive herds of wildebeest to two spectacular locations in the north and south of the Serengeti National Park. Home from December to March is the southern Serengeti, where herds of wildebeest calve simultaneously and the plains throng with new life. As the dry days of winter arrive, Olakira relocates north to the confluence of the Mara and Bolongonja rivers for spectacular game viewing at the Mara River itself and around the Lamai Wedge.

Entamanu Ngorongoro Camp

Built into the side of the Ngorongoro Crater rim, Entamanu Ngorongoro Camp is a thoughtfully designed refuge and the ideal base for exploring the world-famous caldera. The camp’s unique surroundings offer incredible panoramic views and countless beautiful photographic opportunities, with the soaring peaks of dormant volcanic hills and the ebb and flow of Maasai pastoralist life. Learn about the local ecosystem and its amazing biodiversity and embark on thrilling safaris into the crater itself. Entamanu Ngorongoro Camp consists of seven large en-suite tents (two of which are family units), offering an intimate holiday experience for guests searching for a personal safari retreat.

Entamanu Private

A private highland retreat overlooking the Ngorongoro Crater. There is surely no truer way to appreciate the magnitude and wonder of the Ngorongoro Crater, than from Entamanu Private where it’s done entirely on your own terms and schedules. A highland retreat designed to be entirely removable with minimal impact on this precious place, this is your exclusive Crater experience. Four glass, wood and stretched-canvas rooms, two of which are family units made cosy with heaters, warm textiles and sheepskin look across the iconic Crater view, with a backdrop of ancient acacia trees. The style here is as unique as the location – everything carefully handcrafted locally to the highest standard.

Hotel No. 5

Nestled in the leafy suburbs of Entebbe, is the new and stylish boutique hotel, Hotel No.5. From the moment you arrive, you are warmly welcomed and cared for. With luxurious rooms opening onto the garden and swimming pool, this is a great option for guests looking for an intimate stay in a tranquil setting. Make yourself at home – unwind beside the swimming pool, pamper yourself with a spa treatment, or work up a sweat in the hotel gym. For one of the most flavoursome dining experiences in Entebbe, carefully planned menus are paired to an international wine list, and served with pride. Attention to detail and an attentive guest experience are synonymous with Hotel No. 5, making it the perfect choice for a restful stay in this busy town.

Offbeat Mara Camp

Offbeat Mara Camp is one of Mara’s smaller camps with just 7 tents set in the exclusive North Mara Conservancy (NMC) but boasts some of the best wildlife viewings in the Maasai Mara. Leopards, elephants and buffalo are often seen around the camp as well as the resident lion pride who are often close by, so you’ll never have to venture far. You’ll also be far from any of the other camps in the NMC, meaning you’ll get those amazing game viewings practically all to yourself. While Offbeat Mara might not be a deluxe boutique camp, guests will have all the comforts of home and may find they prefer a more understated safari adventure that feels more authentic and immersive. If you’re looking for a real-deal safari it’ll be hard to find anywhere better than here!

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

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