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Highlights of Amara Selous 12 private suites overlooking the Great Ruaha River Personal butler for each suite Eco-friendly Amara Simbazi Spa offering a menu of therapies Part of the southern and western Tanzania safari circuit 2:1 Staff to guest ratio for personal service

Activities Daily game drives Nature walks Bird watching Fishing Boat safari Private fly camping available (additional cost) To travel to Amara Selous, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Nestled along the great Ruaha river lies a hidden gem, the Amara Selous, a luxury boutique camp in the heart of the  wilderness in Southern Tanzania. Situated in the heart of Southern Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve, Amara brings a whole new meaning to luxury accommodation in the heart of the African bush.

A day at Amara Selous

Wake up to the twittering of birds and strong coffee. Breakfast is followed by time for a mid-morning game activity (our managers will recommend ideal times for each activity – early morning walks, mid-morning or mid-afternoon game drives, and late afternoon boating safaris with sundowners – however guests are free to tailor-design their own days as & how they wish). Hearty lunches comprising of soups, salads, cold cuts & freshly baked breads are usually served in the main dining area of the camp, after which most guests choose to take a siesta, swim and relax before heading out for their afternoon & early evening activities. Sundowners are set up for guests on the riverside each evening before their three-course gourmet dinner is served by personal butlers at their chosen location – the main dining area, by the poolside, on the riverbank, on the private viewing deck of their suite, or under the stars out in the bush. At the end of their meal & night cap, the guests’ personal butlers make sure to note down their hot beverage of choices for their wake up calls for the next morning.

Wildlife watching

The Ruaha River is home to diverse water and bird life. During a game drive or boat safari, one can see hippos sleeping in the mud with their mouths open as crocodiles lurk in the background and variety of predator species (lion, cheetah) can be easily seen on any given day. The rare African wild dog can be seen and indigenous to Southern Tanzania’s eco system. The thrill of watching game can also be experienced by boat. Selous is the only place where river boat safaris are carried out and gives the guest an opportunity to see the teeming bird life (400 species per last count) that reside in the reserve or are migrating through. In the afternoons and early morning, one can see herds of antelope and elephants coming to drink.

About the Camp

The Amara Selous experience is designed to suit every traveler. Providing guests with lavish comfort in the middle of the African bush, Amara merges nature with extravagance for the best of both worlds.

The Camp and Chalets

Off the beaten track, yet only an hour flying time from Dar-Es-Salaam, Amara Selous is the perfect blend of real bush luxury with the surrounding beauty of the African wilderness. Facilities include 12 spacious river suites overlooking the perennial African wilderness, deluxe size beds, air conditioning, freshly pressed linen, personal butlers and beautiful outside seating areas featuring natural plunge pools ensures that our guests experience the very best of Wild Africa whilst relaxing in the lap of luxury.  Additionally attached are secluded outdoor solar-heated showers where you can safely enjoy the snorts and antics of the resident hippos in the river. Common areas are lavish Victorian era interior yet modern enough where one can dock their iPod! The lodge has an infinity pool and provides in-room spa treatments.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season. Each day the chef prepares a spread of decadent creations using fresh meats, fruits and vegetables all locally sourced from Kisaki and Dar-Es-Salaam.

Families and Kids

Amara Selous is family friendly and allows children of 6+ of age. Nanny services are available upon request however parents are expected to supervise their children as well.

Eco-friendly facility.

The main camp is powered using a combination of inverters and generators. The camp also has its own waste and sewage treatment plant.

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Highlights of The Majlis Boutique hotel 2 swimming pools and long beach front Exceptional international cuisine The Majlis houses an exquisite private collection of art mixing local traditional influences with a contemporary twist Wide variety of activities from waterskiing, dhow sailing to cultural visits to Lamu town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site To travel to The Majlis, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

Activities Sailing Windsurfing Water-skiing Dhow Sailing Mountain biking Kayaking Snorkeling Fishing Diving Organized excursions around Lamu and the surrounding area

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This boutique beach resort is located on exclusive Manda Island off the shores of historic 12^th century town Lamu town. The Lamu archipelago is a small islands with Lamu town as its provincial head quarters. The Majlis is only accessible by boat- a short 10 minute ride from Lamu.

A day at The Majlis

The pace of life The Majlis is notoriously leisurely and relaxed and we often find our guests more than happy to slow the rhythm of their lives accordingly! The day can begin with a long and unhurried breakfast before relaxing under a shady acacia tree or a dip in one of the two swimming pools.  The more adventurous may wish to engage in one of the many activities on offer at The Majlis– windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing, kite surfing, or possibly a day-long excursion sailing a dhow around the islands of the archipelago.  A visit to Lamu Town to learn more about the local Swahili culture and its fascinating history as part of the ancient spice trade route, is a must for any curious traveler.

History, Culture & Heritage

A visit to Lamu is for two primary reasons – first is to experience the fascinating local Swahili culture and the second is to relax on the white sand beaches of the Indian Ocean.

Dating back to the 12^th Century and once the most important trade centre in East Africa, Lamu Town is now the oldest and best preserved example of Swahili settlement in East Africa.

About the Hotel

This boutique beach resort is located on exclusive Manda Island off the shores of historic 12^th century town Lamu town.

The Hotel and Suites

Set on the idyllic Manda Island in the Lamu archipelago, The Majlis is a luxury 25 room boutique hotel with the ambience, comfort and intimacy of a private home. Each of the hotel’s air-conditioned rooms is unique in character and style, and features traditionally high-beamed ceilings and terraces with spectacular views of the beach, landscaped gardens or mangrove forests.  Guests can also enjoy a private white sand beach and two beautiful swimming pools, built in the shade of the indigenous acacia and palm trees.

Meals

The Majlis is renowned for its excellent cuisine and two well-stocked bars. Specialty cuisine includes International, Italian (seafood, pasta, wooden pizza oven and home-made ice cream) and Japanese dishes. The Hotel’s spectacular makuti thatched restaurant offers the islands best local, seasonal produce in an exquisite setting with breathtaking panoramic views across the bay to Lamu and the lush green mangroves

Families and Kids

The Majlis is a family friendly hotel.  The rooms are spacious to allow for extra beds for children and we also have interconnecting family rooms.  Baby cots can be provided.  The hotel offer a wide range of child friendly activities including a kids club in peak season. A nanny service can be provided upon request.

Eco-friendly facility.

As consumers demand more eco-friendly vacation choices, The Majlis Hotel in Lamu is responding with energy-efficient and carbon friendly solutions. In line with the environmental policy of the hotel, The Majlis has invested in a solar panel system and energy efficient products, such as low consumption light bulbs. During the day, the hotel runs with a 24 Kva solar panel system which enables it to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide.

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Highlights of Nuarro Lodge Intimate setting with maximum 12 beach front chalets 5 minutes from their own airstrip (for charters) Whale watching from lodge Unique “bush and beach” experience. To travel to Nuarro Lodge, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

Activities Diving Snorkeling Fishing Kayaking Dhow Sailing Nature Trails Mountain Bikes Ornithology

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Located on the breathtakingly beautiful Nanatha Half Moon Bay at the southern point of the larger Memba Bay on the Baixo do Pinda Peninsula in Northern Mozambique, Nuarro offers a unique “bush and beach” experience for the wander luster. The untouched beaches bordering mangrove swamps provides the visitor ample opportunity to see diverse bird and marine life, an dteh seasonal whale migration.

A day at Nuarro Lodge

Nuarro Lodge offers a unique bush/ beach experience and the perfect place to escape from busy hectic lives.  The day could start leisurely with a long breakfast, watching the magnificent humpback whales breaching in the bay in front of the lodge (seasonal); or for the more energetic and early start to catch the tide and enjoy a few hours diving among stunning reefs around Nuarro.  The afternoon could be spent kayaking through the cool mangroves, returning to the lodge via one of the secluded beaches, for an afternoon siesta or snorkeling the rocky pools.

Wildlife watching

Not a traditional safari destination, Nuarro is famed for its incredible diving and whale watching.The month of June heralds the return of the magnificent humpback whales as they pass along the front of the lodge feeding on the ample marine life in that area. Their presence of the coast of Mozambique from late June until late November as it is an excellent feeding ground for their young, who are then able to build up an important fat layer before returning to colder waters in December.  Most guests are content to watch these fantastic creatures and their incredible display of breaching in the bay from the comfort of their private verandah or with a drink in hand relaxing by the bar. However, the more intrepid have enjoyed kayaking and diving between them as they show their splendid yet gentle strength.

Nuarro is an ideal place for diving – whether you be a learner or experienced diver, there is something for everyone.  The area offers divers entry from the shore with a gradual slope towards the wall of the continental shelf, which is teeming with marine life and beautiful coral. Nuarro’s location means that the entire dive site is for their residents as no other lodge offers this activity.

About the Lodge

Located on the breathtakingly beautiful Nanatha Half Moon Bay at the southern point of the larger Memba Bay on the Baixo do Pinda Peninsula in Northern Mozambique.

The Lodge and Chalets

Nuarro comprises 12 luxury beachfront chalets (of which 10 have a family option with an upstairs area for twin beds). Each is strategically placed along the dunes for maximum privacy and minimal environmental impact. The lodge also had panoramic restaurant with cocktail bar, centralized activity centre with beach bar and reception area. All buildings are situated over the dunes, overlooking the enchanting Memba Bay. The buildings were designed to allow the sea breeze to pass through, thus providing great indoor climate conditions all year round.  The lodge occupies an area close to 10 hectares with access to the main beach which is 2.5km in length plus many hidden places to relax the day away. Guests facilities include a library, TV, DVD room ,internet access and a fully equipped professional dive center.

Meals

Food preparation based on clients needs is very important at Nuarro. Most ingredients including fish are sourced locally and delivered fresh on a daily basis. Every effort is made to meet the client’s expectations.

Families and Kids

Nuarro is family friendly and allows children above the age of 8 years.

Eco-friendly facility.

Energy supply for the whole lodge is based on a hybrid system of solar panels, wind turbine and batteries, with a back-up generator to recharge the batteries whenever necessary or to supply emergency power. This method ensures around the clock electrical supply as well as optimal clean energy usage. Dry sanitation systems are used throughout the lodge to optimize water consumption. And the hot water system is generated by solar panels.

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Highlights of Ol Malo Intimate setting with maximum 10 rooms 1 family and 1 honeymoon suite 5 minutes from their own airstrip (for charters) and 40 minutes from the scheduled flight airstrip 2 infinity pools Owner managed and run – with 16 years of experience One of the original ‘Bush Homes’

Activities Game viewing from safari vehicles and bush walks Camel and horseback riding Bush breakfast / lunch on the river Cultural interaction with the Samburu people Sleep in the Leopard Blind Camping under the stars Sundowners To travel to Ol Malo, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Situated on the northern edge of the Laikipia plateau, Ol Malo is nestled into a rugged escarpment looking out across the time-honored lands of Kenya’s Northern Frontier District.

A day at Ol Malo

Guests are woken up each morning to hot tea/coffee and home made biscuits, brought to the rooms – a perfect way to be woken in Africa, if the dawn chorus has not done that already! A full English breakfast can then be taken in either the dining room or in the bush amongst the animals of the wild and spectacular scenery.  The morning’s activities could include walking on the plains above the lodge or the valleys below, camel riding, horseback riding or viewing the fabulous game from a safari vehicle.  A picnic lunch beside the Ewaso Nyiro River is often followed by an afternoon siesta, and the day is perfectly rounded off with a visit to the Samburu village to learn more about the culture and lives of this fascinating tribe.

Return back to the camp for a well deserved shower and cocktail prior to dinner.

Wildlife watching

The plains and dense bush round Ol Malo and the general Lakipia region contain an enormous number of species – some unique to the area. This is the birthplace of mankind and home to some of the greatest bio-diversity on earth. Those with an inclination to take in the wonders of the natural world will have a full program of events to cover. On any given day- one can  find elephant, kudu, leopard, hippo, buffalo and the elusive wild dog.,

About the Ol Malo Lodge & Ol Malo House

Situated on the northern edge of the Laikipia plateau, Ol Malo is nestled into a rugged escarpment looking out across the time-honored lands of Kenya’s Northern Frontier District.

The Lodge & House

Built, owned and managed by the Francombe family, with the help of the Samburu people, Ol Malo has established a reputation for first class service and tireless attention to detail.

Every room in the intimate four bedroom lodge and beautiful six bedroom house is individually decorated, blending traditional local style with luxurious hand woven furnishings and thoughtful touches – a home away from home. Each spacious room has an en suite bathroom and cascading shower, an oversize hot tub and private verandah.

Meals

Meals are family style affair as if staying at someones private house. Lunch is typically a buffet while dinners ar a 3-course fixed menu. Food is sourced locally while the meat comes form the Ol Malo farm itself. With the intimacy of the camp, it is a pleasant atmosphere with the open style setting. The property also offers bush breakfasts and romantic candlelit bush dinners upon request. Drinks are included in the price of the stay.

Families and Kids

Ol Mayo is family friendly and allows children of all ages. The lodge provides a listening service while parents are having drinks and dinner and are away from their rooms at night. Should a child wake the parents will be called immediately.

Children are also entertained including face painting in local tribal colors, treasure hunt around the Ol Malo grounds, conservation and nature studies, cooking African meals on a bush stove and picnics in the bush.

Eco-friendly facility & Corporate Social Responsibility.

Ol Mayo is eco-friendly with a consistent use of solar energy, recycling of “grey” water re-used for landscaping. Drinking water is purified by reverse osmosis and all glass and plastic waste is used creatively to make ornaments or recycled appropriately for re-use. Because of constant water shortages in the Samburu area, teh lodge is very creative in usage and preservation.

Ol Malo has created the Ol Malo Trust for the Samburu people which follows the following principles:

• Assist with the development of the Samburu people’s personal and professional education, with a view to increased employment opportunities, conservation of the environment and sustainable health and hygiene practices.
• Provide a safety net during severe environmental conditions
• Provide an income stream for Ol Malo Designs, its employees, sub-contractors, suppliers and communities
• Promote sustainable and healthy communities
• Capture significant cultural values and heritage
• Incorporate natural materials wherever possible and practicable.
• The Trust aims to improve the living standards of the Samburu, but we will only do so at the invitation of the people and with their full involvement.
• Work within the boundaries of the Samburu culture and their traditions, and not deviate for its own benefit or ease
• put the Samburu culture first, and maintain and encourage the Samburu traditional way of life.

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Highlights of Sayari Camp Located in the heart of the Serengeti Plains Migration route Boutique Luxury tented camp 3:1 Staff to guest ratio Eco-friendly

Activities Game drive Hot Air Balloon Bird watching Migration To travel to Sayari Camp, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Locate d in the remote northern area of the Serengeti, Sayari Camp provides complete exclusivity and undisturbed game viewing. Its position close to the Mara River is a spectacle unto itself as one is literally in the path of the Great Migration- known to many as “the greatest show on earth.”

A day at Sayari Camp

Begin with an early morning wakeup call and a steaming cup of coffee. Typically the client will get an adrenaline rush with a hot air balloon ride cutting through the cool air of the plains as herds of elephant, buffalo and zebra scatter in search of food below you. Upon landing- you are treated to a breakfast and your guide will then take you either back to the camp for a well deserved nap or continue on a game drive. Return for lunch and an afternoon nap. Later go out for an evening game drive retuning to camp for a hearty dinner and cold beer.

Wildlife watching

While this area is full of animals all year round, the annual migration is at its peak in the Northern Serengeti between June and November as thousands of wildebeest cross the dangerous Mara River into Kenya. The big cats- lion, cheetah and leopard is often found there hunting  the migratory species and on occasion the black rhino is also found.

About the Camp

Sayari Camp is part of the portfolio of unique safari camps owned and operatied by Asilia Tanzania. The majestic landscape of the northern Serengeti is one of the best kept secrets of African safaris. Far from the tourist track, the area offers undisturbed exploration of the fantastic Serengeti National Park, with off-road driving still allowed in some parts.

The Camp and Chalets

The camp consists of 15 luxury tents set on a raised wooden platform and most popularly visited from mid July to early November. Each tent is artfully decorated in African chic style complete with luxury king size bedding and furnishing and blends in with the outside atmosphere of the plains. The common area consists of a full service bar, lounge and dining areas with views of the landscape. After a long day on a safari, one can also enjoy the coolness of the camps pool and pamper oneself with rejuvenation beauty therapy.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sources from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch is a buffet. Dinner is more elaborate sit down silver plated.

Families and Kids

Sayari is family friendly however the minimum age is 6 years and up. Nanny services are also available upon advanced request. However note that this is an open camp and parents are required to escort their children al all times.

Eco-friendly facility.

The entire camp is powered by solar. Everything is recyclable.

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Highlights of Olakira Camp Located in the heart of the Serengeti Plains Migration route Boutique Luxury tented camp 3:1 Staff to guest ratio Eco-friendly

Activities Game drive Hot Air Balloon Bird watching To travel to Olakira Camp, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Olakira is a classic luxury mobile tented camp right in the middle of the prime wildlife areas of the southern and central Serengeti. Its design conjures up memories of naturalists and explorers who used to traverse this vast and beautiful landscape.

A day at Olakira Camp

Begin with an early morning wakeup call and a steaming cup of coffee. Typically the client will get an adrenaline rush with a hot air balloon ride cutting through the cool air of the plains as herds of elephant, buffalo and zebra scatter in search of food below you. Upon landing- you are treated to a breakfast and your guide will then take you either back to the camp for a well deserved nap or continue on a game drive. Return for lunch and an afternoon nap. Later go out for an evening game drive retuning to camp for a hearty dinner and cold beer.

Wildlife watching

Olakira’s location is the prime area for wildebeest calving in the Ndutu Plains as they migrate south and west. One cannot miss the big cats, antelope, giraffes, warthogs, rhino and buffalo that frequent that area in search of food. The Plains also bring a variety of bird species fo rthsoe who are amateur ornithologists.

About the Camp

Olakira camp is part of the portfolio of unique safari camps owned and operatied by Asilia Tanzania. The  mobile nature of Olakira Camp allows it to move to the densest concentrations of wildlife depending on their movement.  And because of this flexibility, guests are guaranteed a memorable experience. From December to March, the camp is in the southern Serengeti, or Ndutu area. Here are the famous Serengeti plains – endless grasslands where lion and cheetah find perfect hunting grounds. The December to March period is the magical time when the Great Migration takes over the Ndutu plains to give birth to the next generation.

The Camp and Chalets

Olakira Camp is an intimate mobile tented camp of only 6 guest tents and 2 common area tents. ‘Olakira’ means ‘star’ in Maasai. This camp- along with its sister camp- Sayari play host for those who are visiting the southern and central areas of the Serengeti.

Each tent is spacious and fitted with a king-size bed and artfully decorated in luxury ‘bush chic’. Also contained in the tent is an en suite environmentally friendly bathrooms complete with flushed toilets, hot water shower and wash basin . Each tent also has a private verandah overlooking the Serengeti Plains.

The camps common area consists of a lounge and full bar as well as a dining tent for family style dining.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sources from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch is a buffet. Dinner is more elaborate sit down silver plated.

Families and Kids

Olakira is family friendly. Nanny services are also available upon advanced request however note that this is an open camp and parents are required to escort their children at all times.

Eco-friendly facility.

The entire camp is powered by solar. Everything is recyclable and there is no use of plastic.

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Highlights of Dunia Camp Located in the heart of the Serengeti Plains Migration route Boutique Luxury tented camp 3:1 Staff to guest ratio Eco-friendly

Activities Game drive Hot Air Balloon Bird watching To travel to Dunia Camp, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

The Lodge and Surroundings Click images to enlarge.

Dunia Camp is located in the heart of the Serengeti Plains with arguably the most breathtaking scenery the Serengeti has to offer.

Surreal rock formations protrude out from the plains and provide cats with a perfect viewpoint to overlook their territories.

A day at Dunia Camp

Begin with an early morning wakeup call and a steaming cup of coffee. Typically the client will get an adrenaline rush with a hot air balloon ride cutting through the cool air of the plains as herds of elephant, buffalo and zebra scatter in search of food below you. Upon landing- you are treated to a breakfast and your guide will then take you either back to the camp for a well derived nap or continue on a game drive. Return for lunch and an afternoon nap. Later- go out for an evening game drive retuning to camp for a hearty dinner and cold beer.

Wildlife watching

Game drives from Dunia Camp offer an excellent variety of habitats and combine Migration viewing with the search for big cats as well as the rhino- Moru Kopjes currently being the only area in the Serengeti where the illustrious animal can be viewed. The Serengeti is famous for its migration. Typically the best time to be at Dunia Camp is from Dec-March and June-August.

About the Camp

Dunia Camp is perched in between the known territories of Ndutu and Seronera, the Moru Kopjes creates a unique landscape. The camps location provides the traveler an opportunity to wtness the migration as it passes down from the north towards the Seronera are. The camps design- borrowed from the bygone era of the first explorers gives one the feeling of being one with nature. This camp is part of the Asilia Tanzania portfolio of properties.

The Camp and Chalets

The camp consists of just 7 spacious en-suite tents each with flush toilets, large bathrooms and a private veranda overlooking the Kopjes. This intimate setting allows each guest to interact giving it a feeling of a small community of avid travelers. Each tent is artfully decorated in African bush camp style with extensive use of local color and material.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sources from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch is a buffet. Dinner is more elaborate sit down silver plated.

Families and Kids

Dunia is family friendly. Nanny services are also available upon advanced request however note that this is an open camp and parents are required to escort their children at all times.

Eco-friendly facility.

The entire camp is powered by solar. Everything is recyclable and there is no use of plastic.

Highlights of Oliver’s Camp

To travel to Oliver’s Camp, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

Activities

• Game drive including off-road driving
• Walking safaris & night game drives
• Fly camping
• Bird watching

The Camp and Surroundings

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Oliver’s Camp is situated in the remote south-eastern part of the park, in the middle of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park’s un-spoilt wilderness. The camp is ideally placed to access the yearly migrations of wildlife, and to view impressive concentrations at waterholes and in the spectacular Silale swamps.

A day at Oliver’s

Begin with an early morning wakeup call and a steaming cup of coffee. Head off with your guide for a short game walk or a game drive. This is an ideal time to see the animals while the temperatures are still cool. Return to your camp for lunch and well deserved afternoon siesta. In the late afternoon- you can head out again for an afternoon game drive. It’s a very different experience as one has an opportunity to also see some of the more nocturnal animals beginning to stir while the day time animals are settling down. Return to camp for a shower and a well deserved sundowner before the evening meal.

Wildlife watching

Tarangire National Park is renowned for its large elephant population. Besides these magnificent mammals, one can easily find a large variety of birds, antelopes, lion and the elusive leopard. It is also not uncommon to find cheetah as well. During the dry season- June to approximately September/ October the few remaining water holes are teeming with game jockeying for position and access to the precious liquid.

About the Lodge

Owned and operated by Asilia Tanzania, this camp is located in the middle of the Tarangire wilderness, the setting offers an unparalleled bush experience. Once can see views of the Ngorongoro highlands, the Great Rift Valley, the Manyara region and of course Tarangire National Park.

The Camp and Chalets

The camp features only 9 luxury walk intents sitting on a wooden platform giving it a feel of a naturalist guides abode. Each has its own en suite shower and flush toilets. The common areas consists of a dining area/ lounge and bird viewing station.

Fly Camping

In addition to staying at Oliver’s, guests also have an option to experience fly camping which can be an extension of the walking safari. The fly camp is typically booked as part of a multiday walking safari or simply as a completely private night away from the main camp. Tents are made of thick mosquito mesh, separating you from bugs, but allowing you to see skies filled with stars and passing animals at night.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sourced from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch is a buffet. Dinner is more elaborate sit down silver plated.

Families and Kids

Oliver’s is family friendly. Nanny services are also available upon advanced request. However note that this is an open camp and parents are required to escort their children al all times.

Eco-friendly facility.

The entire camp is powered by solar. Everything is recyclable.

Activities Game drive Launch Boat Trip Wellness activities / spa/ gym Chimp trekking Bird watching Nature walks Sports fishing Bush breakfast. Hiking/ trekking to Murchison Falls To travel to Mweya, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Paraa Safari Lodge is located in the Murchison Falls National Park in north-west Uganda. The 43-meter high Murchison Falls is fed by the Blue Nile and is a climactic feature of the area with its thundering flow. High in the plateau is the newly renovated safari lodge that was once frequented by Ernest Hemingway and the British Royals.

A day at Paraa

Wake-up for a sumptuous breakfast served from 06:30am so that intrepid explorers can begin with an early morning game drive into the wilds of Murchison Falls National Park which is famous for its giraffes and other unique wildlife. Return for lunch and a relaxing afternoon.

In the late afternoon set off for a truly magnificent trip to view the top of the Murchison Falls. The earth literally trembles at Murchison Falls, one of the world’s most powerful flows of natural water.

Or take a launch trip on the River Nile in one of our luxurious boats to view the vast number of crocodiles and other game. At the end of the boat ride one can see the magnificent Murchison Falls, this time from below, which is the confluence of three tributaries passing through a narrow gorge – truly a sight to behold.  Return to the Lodge in time for dinner under the stars.

Wildlife watching

A variety of unique habitats and lots of superb birds make a visit to Murchison Falls National Park a must for every birder. An impressive 450 species have been recorded in a national park that stretches over 3840km Square in size. The birding experience here is greatly enhanced by the abundant wildlife and scenic landscape.

Discover a vast array of wild game that include giraffes, lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, crocodiles, hippos, kob, bush buck, hyena, monkeys and baboons to name a few.

About the Lodge

Established in 1954, Paraa Safari Lodge is in Murchison Falls National Park, located in the north west of Uganda over looking one of nature’s best assets, the 40 meter River Nile, on its journey from its source at Lake Victoria to join Lake Albert where it is suddenly compressed into a gorge only six meters wide, and cascades into a boiling pot 43 metres below. The earth literally trembles at Murchison Falls, one of the world’s most powerful flows of natural water.

The Camp and Chalets

Paraa Safari Lodge offers a unique blend of comfort, relaxation and adventure. Set in an area of landscaped gardens, the lodge recreates the mood of elegance Each of the 54 appointed rooms is a haven of style and serenity, complete with balcony and private bathroom. The safari décor of the lodge still replicate the yesteryears of the famous explorers such as Speke and Burton. The lodge also has a pool deck, full bar, a dining area offering local and international cuisines as well as a spa and exercise area.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sourced from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch and dinners are a combination of barbeques, table d’hote and a la carte menus.

Families and Kids

Paraa Safari Lodge is ideal for families. Nanny services are also available upon prior request.

Eco-friendly facility.

The main camp is powered from the main grid and occasional generators. Water conservation is important and guests are encouraged to participate. Water is heating using solar power.

Activities Game drive Launch Boat Trip Wellness activities and Yoga Chimpanzee trekking Bird watching Nature walks. Bush Breakfast. Forest walks. Crater Area. To travel to Mweya, contact our Preferred Travel Partner or your travel consultant.

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Mweya Safari Lodge is located in western Uganda on a high plateau of the 1900 Km2 Queen Elizabeth National Park- named after the British Monarch. Built during the British colonial days it is nestled amidst the mountain ranges of the Rwenzori in the west and Rift Valley Hills to the east overlooking the meandering Kazinga channel that connects Lake George and Lake Edward. Uganda was once described by Sir Winston Churchill as the “Pearl of Africa”.

Mweya Safari Lodge is located on a peninsula within the heart of the Queen Elizabeth National Park overlooking the Kazinga channel and surrounded by the magical, three spiked, otherworldly Rwenzori Mountains aptly described as the ‘mountains of the moon’.

A day at Mweya

Begin with an early morning game drive into the wilds of Queen Elizabeth National Park which is globally famous for its diverse bird species, game as well as other flora and fauna. Return in time for a sumptuous breakfast. One can also go for a chimp trekking safari at Kyambura gorge, tea and coffee plus muffins will be served before departing as well as refreshing packed breakfast.. Return at the Lodge in time for lunch.

A river boat cruise in the late afternoon. This is an exploration of the Kazinga channel with its abundant hippos, crocodiles, buffaloes also a haven for bird enthusiasts. Return to the Lodge in time for dinner under the stars.

Or you are spoilt with a choice of unwinding at the extensive health club or simply enjoying a refreshing cocktail by the pool with its unparalleled view of Lake Edward & Lake George stretching into the horizon

Wildlife watching

Because of the parks location and the large body of water, the area is teeming with wild life throughout the day. It is not uncommon to see a leopard as soon as one enters the park. The abundance of bird life such as the fish eagle, pelicans, cormorants, kingfisher and swamp flycatcher to mention a few is an ornithologists paradise. One can discover a vast array of Wild game that include lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, leopard, crocodiles, hippos, bush buck, topi, hyena, monkeys and baboons.

About the Lodge

Originally established in 1952, Mweya Safari Lodge is located on a peninsula within the heart of the Queen Elizabeth National Park overlooking the Kazinga channel and surrounded by the magical, three spiked, otherworldly Rwenzori Mountains aptly described as the ‘mountains of the moon’.

The Camp and Chalets

The lodge consists of 50 rooms (standard, deluxe and presidential) and also consists of a pool, bar and dining area, outdoor lounge as well as a conferencing facility. The ‘safari luxurious’ interior décor meets colonial design with much of the original infrastructure having been carefully preserved. The spa at Mweya provides massages and other body treatments. A complete gym and steam room is also available.

Meals

Meals are carefully prepared every day depending on the season and ingredients are locally sources from surrounding farming communities. Breakfast is typically continental while lunch and dinners are a combination of barbeques, table d’hote and a la carte menus.

Families and Kids

Mweya is ideal for families. Nanny services are also available.

Eco-friendly facility.

The main camp is powered from the main grid and occasional generators. Water conservation is important and guests are encouraged to participate.