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Adventure
Mobile Camping- The
Adventure mobile-tented camp is used on our Tanzania
Adventure Safari, and can be used for private safaris.
Fully staffed with a cook and assistants, the camp consists of
guest tents, a cooking tent and a large group dining tent with
a full service bar. |
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Gibb's
Farm - This
small lodge lies midway between Lake
Manyara and the Ngorongoro
Crater. Built on an old coffee
plantation, the property is still
a working farm, and has an extensive
organic vegetable garden which you
will enjoy during their 5 course dinners. |
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Kampi
ya Tembo - This
private reserve on Maasai land near
Mt. Kilimanjaro. is home to huge bull
elephants, and a nearby Maasai village.
Activities include walking safaris
guided by Maasai trackers, and visit's to local bomas. |
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Kirurumu
Tented Safari Lodge
- Perched
high atop the escarpment the Great
Rift Valley, this small permanent
tented camp is a favorite stop for
game drives at Lake
Manyara. |
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Lake
Masek Tented Camp - This
new luxury tented lodge is in a perfect spot for the Serengeti's
"Great Migration" from December through April. It
also offer Maasai guided walking safaris and night game
drives. |
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Maramboi
Camp - Set
at the south end of Lake Manyara, in a private area near the entry gate for
Tarangire
National Park, this small tented camp offers guided walks
to the lake shore and game drives in Tarangire. |
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Ndutu
Safari Lodge
- This
isolated safari lodge lies in the
southern Serengeti
which is home to the "great migration"
much of the year. |
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Ngorongoro
Serena Safari Lodge
- Built
on the edge of the Ngorongoro
Cater,
this award winning lodge was constructed
from over 2 million individual stones. |
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Mountain
Village Lodge - Often
when arriving from a long flight you
will spend an evening at this beautiful
lodge near Arusha before beginning
your safari. |
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Tarangire
River Camp- Tarangire
river camp, is located just outside the western border of Tarangire National Park. Each of the 22 luxury tents are
set upon a ridge over looking the Tarangire River. |
