Lodges

Set in the most exotic locations, typically overlooking a river or watering hole. So, in the evening when the wildlife come to drink, you can sit on the veranda and watch - a unique and unforgettable experience. Room decor is often in local or tribal theme and most likely offer twin beds with an en-suite bathroom/shower, often in detached chalets. Facilities often include an elevated pool, dining room, lounge, bar and verandahs offer spectacular views and exciting sunsets. Architecture is imaginative and facilities impressive. There is usually a well equipped shop.

Luxury Tented Safari Camps

A few nights staying under canvas in the African bush gives visitors an impression of being close to Africa in true safari style and is thoroughly recommended. Safari Camps offer a surprisingly high, even luxurious standard of comfort and personal service. Spacious insect-proofed tents are provided with twin beds, private shower and flush toilet. Full dining and bar facilities are in central mess tents or in attractive open buildings. A feature of most safari camps is the huge welcoming camp fire, out in the open, under the African starlit sky.

Game Lookout Lodges

Known locally as "tree hotels", these are architectural masterpieces, standing high above ground in secluded forest glades, overlooking wildlife waterholes. Quite different in style, they are all designed to offer a unique game viewing experience as wildlife visits the floodlit waterhole, oblivious to the close proximity of the fascinated guests within the Lodge. Space is devoted to cleverly contrived viewing platforms and companionable dining room and bar areas.

In beautiful surroundings near lakes or mountains throughout Kenya and Tanzania. These range from the magnificent Mount Kenya Safari Club at the foot of Mt. Kenya, private houses on vast estates, to cosy fishing lodges. Gardens are a special feature and most offer recreational activities such as golf, horse-riding or fly fishing.

Lodges Tanzania