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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Engiterata's Seronera camp puts you in the heart of the Serengeti, surrounded by open plains and acacia trees. Its tented suites draw on Maasai design and combine modern comfort with a warm, authentic African feel.
Set directly on the long white beach at Jambiani, this 42-room hotel offers garden, sea-view and beachfront rooms, each with a private bathroom, tea and coffee and free Wi-Fi. A reliable mid-range choice for relaxing by the sea after a mainland safari.
In the peaceful hills just outside Arusha, Zondela House combines handmade furniture and warm brick interiors with lovely mountain views: Mount Meru from the rooftop bar and Kilimanjaro on clear mornings. With 16 rooms, it makes a calm first or last night around your safari.
Luwela sits on Makoma Hill in the central Serengeti, an area with good wildlife sightings all year. Its nine solar-powered tents each have a private veranda with sweeping views over the plains, perfect for a coffee before the morning drive.
A lodge and tented camp in northern Tarangire with some of the best views in the park. Thatched safari tents suit most travelers, while the round bungalows give families extra room.
A fenced tented camp on the Talek River, designed for families as well as couples. It combines a real safari atmosphere with extra peace of mind for younger travelers, and runs game drives in the early morning, mid-morning and late afternoon.
A smaller, more affordable hotel close to the Kinigi park headquarters, where gorilla treks begin each morning. Comfortable and practical, without the price of the area's top luxury lodges.
Buhoma Lodge sits right on the edge of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, with ten chalets built from local materials and views into the forest canopy. Being so close to the park means a short walk to the gorilla trekking briefing instead of a long early drive.
A small camp on the shores of Lake Eyasi, among fever trees and beside a natural spring. Its highlight is its location: easy access to time with the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers and Datoga blacksmiths, plus canoeing and birdwatching on the lake.
A comfortable lodge set in gardens in Moshi, popular for the night before or after a Kilimanjaro climb. Expect good beds, hot showers and a pool to soothe tired legs after the descent.
In the Kogatende area, right on one of the migration's main crossing routes, Ole Serai puts you so close to the Mara River that crossings can happen almost on your doorstep in season, roughly July to October. A comfortable choice for travelers timing their trip around the crossings.
A working coffee farm of about 500 acres just outside the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, with rooms spread among the plantation. A relaxed, good-value stop between the crater and the rest of the northern parks, with farm walks if you want to stretch your legs.
A family-run, solar-powered lodge just outside Moshi, with views of Kilimanjaro and a strong community spirit, as it works alongside a local school. A relaxed, friendly base before or after your climb.
Visit their website →This tented lodge sits high on the Rift Valley escarpment above Lake Manyara, offering superb views over the lake and valley. A comfortable stop on the way to Ngorongoro or the Serengeti.
On the edge of Mikumi National Park, this lodge offers spacious rooms and suites with private balconies over the savanna, a comfortable mid-range base for exploring the park.
Set in the Seronera Valley, often called the big cat capital of the Serengeti, Moyo has spacious tents on raised wooden decks. A good mid-range choice in one of the park's richest wildlife areas.
Visit their website →A working farm stay near Karatu, surrounded by banana and coffee plantations. It offers something different on a northern safari, with farm-to-table meals and coffee tours.
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