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Set high on a rocky kopje overlooking a landscape dotted with bulbous baobabs, Jabali Ridge is a sophisticated base from which to explore Ruaha National Park. With only a handful of visitors at any one time in an area the size of New Jersey, this is an exceptional safari experience.

There are just eight suites hidden amongst the rocky boulders that cocoon the property, designed to blend in with the environment while offering the highest-class accommodation in the park.

There is a spectacular infinity pool which overlooks the baobab valley, a spa offering pampering treatments, a gin bar to tempt you with pre-and post- dinner refreshments, and plenty of space to unwind when you aren’t on safari.

Set high on a rocky kopje overlooking a landscape dotted with spiky palms and bulbous baobabs, Jabali Ridge is a sophisticated base from which to explore Ruaha National Park.

The remarkable beauty of Ruaha is not only in the landscape and its diversity of flora and fauna, or the impressive big game but in the feeling of having the wilderness all to yourself.

The house has two master bedrooms and an additional twin bedroom, suitable for a multi-generational family. Enjoy your meals outside on the deck and cool off in your own private pool, or head over to neighboring Jabali Ridge to enjoy the larger pool, the bar, or read a book at the library.

Quick facts: 3 bedrooms – 6 guests – children from 5 years + – scenic and wildlife

Set on the outskirts of the Usangu floodplains, deep in the remote southern corner of Ruaha National Park, Usangu Expedition Camp offers an immersive, conservation-driven experience for the adventurous traveller. The camp offers a wide variety of included activities alongside access to ongoing research projects in the Douglas Bell Eco Research Station.

For those looking to further enhance this unique experience, there are customised conservation activities tailored to specific interests, from sleepouts in star cube tents to joining wildlife collaring expeditions at an additional supplement. With only four beautifully designed tents and full en suite facilities, Usangu Expedition Camp offers an intimate and unforgettably authentic safari experience.

In the heart of Nyerere National Park — the largest reserve in Africa — Roho ya Selous is perfectly positioned for excellent game viewing, close to a key waterway that links Lake Manze to Lake Nzerakera. Here, pods of hippos wallow and fish eagles scan the landscape from their perches. Giraffes wander through camp and impala graze on the grass around the tents.

Relax in your tent with a special air cooling system, while reading a book or keep an eye out for wildlife around the lake. In the afternoons, take a dip in the pool and gather around the campfire when the night comes, and share safari tales before enjoying dinner surrounded by the sounds of the bush.

Oliver’s Camp is located in Tarangire National Park safari tents in a spectacular location close to the game-dense Silale Swamps and overlooking a flood plain of the Minyonyo Pools. Oliver’s was inspired by the trailblazing camps that pioneered the early days of safari. It gives you direct access to the dense concentration of wildlife you will find year-round in this remote region, as well as the chance to enjoy walking safaris and fly camping. Oliver’s is intimate and personal, staffed by a world-class team that has worked together for many years to perfect a Tanzania safari experience that guests consistently rank among their best.

Pitched on a major wildebeest migration corridor in the Central Serengeti, Dunia Camp offers easy access to the scenic Moru Kopjes and superb sightings of the big cats, leopard and rhino that roam the forests on the fringes of the Seronera River.

Out of all the Serengeti Lodges and Camp, Dunia Camp is the only one run by a team of only women. Dunia is a tranquil semi-permanent camp with just eight spacious tented suites, each with expansive views of the pristine wilderness and game-filled plains from a large private veranda.

Attention to every detail is balanced by a graceful simplicity in harmony with the serene location. Enjoy an exclusive Serengeti safari with superb sightings of resident game and migration viewing twice a year, and round it all off with a sunrise hot-air balloon flight.

Like the wildebeest that are the stars of the Serengeti Annual Migration, the Olakira camp is a wanderer; a luxurious under-canvas camp that moves with the seasons, forever following the herds to ensure you have a front-row seat to the greatest show on earth.

Fine linens, finer dining and a touch of nomadic romance are the hallmarks of this authentic East African safari camp. Whether it’s at the river crossings of the northern Serengeti, the breath-taking scenery of the Lamai Wedge, or on the great grassy plains of the south, the intimate Olakira camp ensures the best of the Serengeti is always right on your doorstep.

Known for its superb locations during the Great Migration, Olakira Migration Camp also boasts beautiful stargazing tents with 270-degree views from your bed. Olakira immerses itself in the Great Migration, moving twice a year to follow the herds, ensuring a front-row seat to nature’s greatest spectacle. The nine spacious tents with en suite bathrooms and fully plumbed showers provide the perfect retreat after a day of adventure.

“Ubuntu” refers to the human characteristics of generosity and consideration of others, and the hospitality of the friendly staff,great food and a wonderfully relaxed environment ensure the camp lives up to its name.

This intimate and traditional safari camp moves with the Wildebeest Migration across the Serengeti National Park to consistently offer spectacular game viewing opportunities, the perfect antidote to mobile camping wanderlust. Traversing the Serengeti from the North to the South, with a foray into the wild West, a stay at Ubuntu Migration Camp means that you won’t miss a moment of the migration.

Tents are simple yet have all modern amenities and services required, delicious food and expert safari guides. There cannot be a better Serengeti experience than waking up to birds chittering in the acacia trees, and the smell of the fresh dew melting away with the heat of the African sun, all from the deck of your private verandah…

* See our HerdTracker app for the latest information on where the herds are in order to plan the perfect Great Migration safari.

Rubondo Island might just be the most unique destination in Africa for those seeking exceptional adventure experiences in the wilderness.

This 25 000 hectare paradise in the south-western corner of the expansive Lake Victoria is the largest island national park on the continent and is all but untouched by man. Elephants roam wild, families of chimpanzees cascade through the boughs of pristine indigenous forest, and the waters teem with the iconic Nile Perch.

The Highlands redefines the Ngorongoro experience. Set high on the slopes of Olmoti volcano, with sweeping views all the way to the Serengeti, you can be at the famous Ngorongoro Crater floor at dawn but far from any other camps. Stylish and tatseful rooms overlook the Crater, an ancient caldera and UNESCO World Heritage Site. this is Tanzanian luxury at it’s best. In fact, a stay here is possibly the highlight of any safari in Tanzania.

Your base is a warm and stylish high altitude camp, inspired by traditional Maasai bomas which dot the surrounding landscape, deliberately positioned deep in this highland wilderness for maximum privacy, richness of adventure and range of activities not possible elsewhere in Ngorongoro.

When Sayari Camp opened in 2005 it blazed a trail in Tanzania, allowing safari travellers to access one of the most dramatic and under-explored corners of the northern Serengeti. Today, this upmarket Serengeti lodge is one of the finest in Africa, offering luxurious lodgings in some of the best Big Five countries on the continent.

The remote and starkly beautiful landscape forms the inspiration for Sayari, with the turret-shaped roofs on each of the 15 expansive tented suites mirroring the iconic Turner Hill to the north. Indoors, rich mahogany floors and delicate tones of sand, stone and acacia reflect the views washing in through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

En-suite bathrooms, with spacious showers and egg-shaped baths large enough for two, offer similarly impressive Serengeti views. Fine linens and safari-chic décor offset the wilderness that lies just beyond the canvas walls, with king-size beds and private verandas to complete the world-class experience.

Namiri Plains camp was created for real safari enthusiasts seeking comfort and exclusivity in secluded surroundings, excellent guiding and a deeper, more intense wildlife experience.

To minimise the impact on the environment the camp comprises of only six tents. Pitched in the shade of giant acacias, this small and exclusive tented haven offers 360° views of wildlife crossing the surrounding plains, the river area with its perennial vegetation and dense green reed beds that attract birds and smaller wildlife species.

The migration passes through Namiri Plains from October to May and unleashes spectacular predator sightings during December and January as the resident big cats feast on the passing herds of wildebeest and zebra.

Explore the Namiri Plains on daily game drives; enjoy sunrise breakfast picnics on top of Soit Le Motonyi rock or sundowners on top of a kopje. With your nearest neighbour over 45 minutes away, you may be excused for thinking that the Namiri Plains belong to you.

On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in central Kenya’s Laikipia region is Alex Hunter’s atmospheric Ol Pejeta Bush Camp, the ultimate in Kenyan hospitality and safari excellence. Here you will share your space with the last three surviving northern white rhino in the world.

Ol Pejeta’s six traditional East African safari tents offer an excellent base from which to explore the secrets of this renowned conservancy – from the pioneering conservation projects that have made it famous for spectacular sightings of black and white rhino and the Big Five. Ol Pejeta is the first choice for discerning safari veterans looking to understand and enjoy the very best of world-leading conservation practice.

Encounter Mara is a safari experience that is never rushed or superficial. The rhythm of each day should allow our guests to truly encounter the culture and wildlife of the Masai Mara in a unique and genuine way. We strive to provide a warm, personal and “down to earth” service whilst operating to high standards of professionalism and attention to detail.

Our staff members are the most important part of our organization and we are committed to their well being and development. We operate on principles of integrity and honesty, leading the way in sound business ethics and in benefiting surrounding communities. We are determined to play a crucial role in the conservation and regeneration of the Masai Mara ecosystem.

Set on a private conservancy that is a shining example of conservation and communities working together, Naboisho Camp offers a rare opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the majestic Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Expert guides lead guests on bush walks, night drives and wilderness excursions, offering exclusive and unparalleled access to one of the most remarkable natural areas on the planet. And at the heart of it all is Naboisho Camp; a stylish safari haven that touches the earth lightly while forever making its mark in your memories.

Rekero Camp is quite simply in the best spot for viewing the Great Migration when vast herds of wildebeest enter Kenya on their long trek through the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Close to the Talek and Mara rivers in the south of the Maasai Mara, Rekero lies in the heart of one of the most game-rich areas the Reserve has to offer, with a remarkable abundance and variety of year-round wildlife and spectacular scenery. Rekero is an intimate, comfortable and relaxed riverside safari camp where you are enfolded by the surrounding African wilderness. Hippos grunt in the pools below, the smell of wild sage drifts through the air and herds of wildebeest often can be seen crossing the Talek River from the main deck. This blissful location means that fantastic game viewing can continue, even when relaxing in camp. The friendly and highly skilled camp crew have worked together for many years; together with our internationally recognized guiding team, they create a truly insightful safari experience every time.

Kokoko Camp, set in the prime wildlife area of Ruaha National Park, offers an exceptional safari experience focusing on exploring the wilderness with an expert guide.

Booked on a private basis for up to 6 guests, this intimate camp allows you to spend your days discovering the Mwagusi River region through walking safaris, game drives, and night drives, all hosted by one of Asilia’s top guides.

The camp’s proximity to the Mwagusi River makes it one of the best locations in Ruaha for game viewing, with wildlife gathering at waterholes dug by elephants and predators lying in wait. The classic, expedition-style tented camp features just three guest tents, each simple in design with mosquito net mesh to maximize the outside-in views. The en-suite bathrooms include flush toilets, bucket showers, and hand basins, with weatherproof covers that can be folded back on clear nights for stargazing.

A typical day at Kokoko Camp begins with a wake-up call and breakfast before embarking on a morning walking safari or game drive. Afternoons are spent relaxing or napping before an evening game drive and sundowners. Night drives offer a unique opportunity to spot shy, nocturnal animals and their prey, while hot-air balloon safaris provide a breathtaking view of the sunrise over the baobab-studded landscape.