The lodges, tented camps and hotels we use across East Africa, from comfortable mid-range camps in the Serengeti and crater-rim lodges at Ngorongoro to gorilla lodges in Uganda and Rwanda and beach hotels on Zanzibar. We will help you choose the right comfort level for your budget and style. For Burigi-Chato and Gombe Stream, just ask us for the current options.
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Kiriche is a small, intimate camp beside the Warangi River in the central Serengeti, with just seven en-suite tents and one two-room family tent. Each tent stands on a raised platform with hot and cold running water and a flush toilet, so you enjoy real comfort while still feeling close to the bush.
A seasonal camp of ten tents in the Kogatende area near the Mara River, placed for the months, roughly July to October, when the migration reaches the northern Serengeti. Its position gives you one of the best chances of watching a river crossing.
Surrounded by greenery and birdlife near Lake Manyara, this lodge has rooms with king-size beds and outdoor bathtubs, plus a spa. A comfortable, relaxing stop on a northern safari.
Eight individually designed tents stand on raised wooden decks overlooking Tarangire's wetlands. From your own veranda at sunrise, you may watch elephant herds wander past, one of Tarangire's most memorable sights.
A large, recently renovated lodge on the rim of the Ngorongoro highlands, looking straight down into the crater. It has more than 50 rooms and suites, yet every guest can enjoy the spectacular crater-edge setting.
On the Dolly Estate just outside Arusha, this lodge is loved for the giraffes that stroll across its grounds, sometimes within sight of your breakfast table. There is also an infinity pool, views of Mount Meru and easy access to Kilimanjaro International Airport, making it a relaxing start or end to a northern safari.
A tented camp near Robanda, on the path of the Great Migration in the Serengeti. It is designed with the environment in mind, and guests often mention the friendly staff and hearing lions and hyenas at night.
Visit their website →A luxury tented camp near the Orangi River in the central Serengeti. Guests love the peaceful setting and attentive staff, and impala and other animals are often seen from camp.
Visit their website →A luxury tented camp where the Grumeti and Mbalageti Rivers meet in the Serengeti's Western Corridor, a quieter and very different part of the park from the busy central plains.
Visit their website →More than a standard climbers' hotel, Ameg Lodge has spacious gardens, a pool and a peaceful atmosphere just minutes from Moshi town. A favorite for the night before your climb and for celebrating once you are back down.
A small, privately owned camp in the central Serengeti, part of the Tanzanian-owned Pamoja Africa collection. It sits so close to the wilderness that animals often wander near camp.
Visit their website →A seasonal camp that moves with the Great Migration: to Ndutu for the December to April calving season, then north towards the Mara River for the dry-season crossings. It is designed around following the herds.
Visit their website →A boutique lodge in the Sangaiwe Hills, about 3 km from Tarangire's southern gate, overlooking Lake Burunge. It is solar-powered and designed with sustainability at its core.
Visit their website →A highly rated camp beneath a forest canopy about 13 km from the Ngorongoro Crater rim, far enough to escape the crowds and the cold mist that often settles on the rim itself.
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