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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.

Tulia Zanzibar Unique Beach Resort

Tulia Zanzibar is established as the leader of the luxury travel segment on Zanzibar. In 2018 it has been awarded as The Best Luxury Romantic Beach Resort in the whole continent of Africa. Focused on couple, honeymooners and people looking for quiet luxury. Located right on one of the most beautiful beaches on Zanzibar. Private beach with a low density of people. The resort has 16 private villas and bungalows, private beach and excellent gastronomy. We provide a holistic experience for holiday including complimentary private yoga sessions, weekly spa program, excellent fine dining gastronomy and individual tailor-made activity plan for each guest.

Fanjove Private Island Lodge

Fanjove Island is the smallest of six islands in the Songosongo Archipelago, just off the coast of Tanzania. Palm-fringed, powder-white sands; azure, shimmering waters; the call of birdsong; and the whole island to yourself. As a secluded island, guests share Fanjove only with the abundant resident marine life, and of course our dedicated staff, who help to deliver the experience of a lifetime. Intact coral reef spans for miles; the prolific wildlife includes spinner dolphin, green turtles and humpback whales. On Fanjove, time seems to have no pull, and guests feel privileged to alight upon this pristine island – an unadulterated paradise, still very much as nature intended. Only the 19th century lighthouse and some architectural remnants of a former fishing village settlement hint at previous occupation by anything other than wildlife – evoking thoughts of historical discovery, desert island life and adventure. The accommodation is everything you would expect; six discreet, eco-chic private bandas are set along the sandy shore in complete harmony with the environment. Made from all natural, traditional materials, the whole property is designed to leave as little footprint possible.

Ras Kutani

Ras Kutani rests 25 km south of Dar es Salaam within a virgin coastal forest, between the deserted beaches of the Indian Ocean and the quiet inlets of a freshwater lagoon, creating an idyllic hideaway. Relaxation is the keynote to Ras Kutani with a few easy activities, including spa, snorkelling a shipwreck, boogie boarding, kayaking, walks and watching turtles hatching. In the heart of the retreat lies the welcoming bar and open air lounge, as well as the expansive restaurant terrace with a ceiling of African stars. The accommodations blend into Ras Kutani’s exquisite environment, offering alfresco luxury living with a Swahili twist. Accommodations feature four exclusive hillside suites with private plunge pools, the family house and the nine beachfront cottages with spacious verandas, overlooking the warms waters of the Indian Ocean.

Laragai House

Located in the Borana Conservancy, Laragai House is a cosy family home which is exclusive and luxurious. Surrounded by luscious and colourful gardens, guests can place themselves in the very heart of the conservancy. With the house being completely at their disposal, and with a total capacity of 16 people, this house is the perfect location for large family groups or groups of friends. Highly experienced and friendly staff will personally host your stay and with the welcome of the staff and the homely feel of the house guests will relax and feel at home almost immediately. A wide range of activities are on offer from Laragai House, guests can explore the Borana Conservancy on horse, foot or paddle board and if an afternoons relaxation is what you’re looking for guests can relax with a massage or a quick dip in the swimming pool.

Enasoit Camp

Enasoit is situated in the foothills of Mount Kenya, located in the Laikipia region. The camp is intimate and private, when guests book they are also booking exclusive use of 4000 acres of Kenyan wilderness. Only one group of guests can book at a time, making this the perfect place for a large family or group of friends. The camp is relaxed and welcoming, with friendly, attentive staff ready to make your safari experience unique. The main mess tent sits alongside a waterhole, where guests can watch some of the amazing animals local to this area – giraffe, elephant and hippo – gather for a cooling drink on a hot day.

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.

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!

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!

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