Places which are most often combined with the Sea Cliff Hotel
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Lake Manze Adventure Camp
|50%|
Lake Manze Adventure Camp opened in 2007 on a prime location overlooking Lake Manze, which is one of the more northerly of a series of lakes and rivers within a rich alluvial floodplain of the Rufiji River. It ... Read more about Lake Manze Camp
Selous Impala Camp
|33%| 
Selous Impala Camp is situated on a wooded stretch of the stunning Rufiji River within the Selous Game Reserve. Simply though stylishly designed, it offers varied safaris and combines well with its sister camp ... Read more about Impala Camp
Kwihala Camp
|25%| 
Kwihala is a relatively new mobile operation set up in Ruaha National Park in 2006. There is nothing permanent about this camp; you won't find any cement or stone, and when it moves sites there should be no evidence ... Read more about Kwihala Camp
Beho Beho
|25%| 
Beho Beho has a unique location in Selous Game Reserve – high on a hill in an area dotted with baobab trees. Indeed, the name Beho Beho means ‘breeze’; apt given its airy location. Its site was first used as early ... Read more about Beho Beho
Mwagusi Safari Camp
|17%| 
Set on the banks of the seasonal Mwagusi River, Mwagusi Camp is both smart and very comfortable, yet quite rustic in feel. It has been operating in Ruaha National Park for well over a decade. As a result, the game ... Read more about Mwagusi Safari Camp
Sand Rivers Camp
|17%| 
Sand Rivers has a wonderful position deep inside the Selous Game Reserve, where it overlooks a wide curve in the Rufiji River. It has a long-standing reputation as one of Tanzania's best camps, with luxurious accommodation, ... Read more about Sand Rivers Camp
Siwandu (Selous Safari Camp)
|17%| 
Very plush and luxurious, Siwandu (previously known as Selous Safari Camp) is set amid mixed woodland on the shores of Lake Nzerakera, in Selous Game Reserve. There are two different and entirely separate sections ... Read more about Siwandu (Selous Safari)
Jongomero Camp
|17%| 
Stylish and with a slightly colonial edge, Jongomero Camp is similar to its sister camp Siwandu. It has smooth and seamless service and plenty of luxury, but despite this, Jongomero has retained a real sense of wilderness... Read more about Jongomero Camp
Pongwe Beach Hotel
|17%| 
Nestled between two outcrops of coral rock and on a secluded stretch of white-powdery beach, Pongwe Beach Hotel is a quiet, simple and great value little lodge. Its sheltered cove is dotted with palm trees, hammocks ... Read more about Pongwe Beach Hotel
Asmini Palace
|17%| 
The Asmini Palace opened in October 2007 and is a small hotel in the heart of Stone Town. It is only a short walk from the waterfront, main shops and restaurants and so is a great base from which to explore.
It ... Read more about Asmini Palace
Ruaha River Lodge
|8%|
Situated in a fantastic location right on the river, Ruaha River Lodge is the oldest lodge in Ruaha National Park. Unpretentious and relaxed, it is owned and run by the Fox family, and is well suited for those ... Read more about Ruaha River Lodge
Mdonya Old River Camp
|8%| 
Set in acacia woodland in the heart of Ruaha National Park, Mdonya Old River Camp was designed with a conscious desire to remain simple, and in keeping with their surroundings. It makes no apologies for sticking ... Read more about Mdonya Old River Camp
Pole Pole
|8%| 
Pole Pole is a lovely relaxed beach lodge, set amongst coconut palms and overlooking the calm and sheltered Chole Bay in the Mafia Island Marine Park. The phrase 'pole pole' means 'slowly slowly' in Swahili, and ... Read more about Pole Pole
Dhow Palace Hotel
|8%| 
The Dhow Palace Hotel in Stone Town is a beautiful old building full of Swahili character. Originally, the building belonged to a wealthy Arab from the Omani royal family. It then remained as a private house until ... Read more about Dhow Palace Hotel
Zanzibar Coffee House
|8%| 
The small Zanzibar Coffee House Hotel sits above a coffee shop down one of Stone Town's narrow streets. All their coffee comes from the owner's plantation in southern Tanzania. The beans are roasted on site at ... Read more about Zanzibar Coffee House
Beyt al Chai
|8%| 
STOP PRESS Beyt al Chai will be closing its doors on 1st April 2013, when it is being taken over and refurbished by new owners. We await news of its reopening date.
The Beyt al Chai is a small boutique hotel ... Read more about Beyt al Chai
Matemwe Beach Village
|8%| 
Set in lush tropical gardens, Matemwe Beach Village is strung along its own stretch of palm-fringed, white sandy beach, on the north-east coast of Zanzibar. The Mnemba Atoll, which has some of the best diving in ... Read more about Matemwe Beach Village
Fumba Beach Lodge
|8%| 
Fumba Beach Lodge first opened its doors in 2005, and offers plenty of style, character and creativity - with bright colours and a real feeling of space throughout the lodge. It is the perfect place for those seeking ... Read more about Fumba Beach Lodge
Mchanga Beach Lodge
|8%| 
The word Mchanga comes from the Swahili for “sand", and at Mchanga Beach Lodge there is certainly no shortage of sand! Mchanga Beach Lodge opened in July 2008, on the site of a very basic old beach lodge, but only ... Read more about Mchanga Beach Lodge
Chumbe Island Lodge
|8%| 
Chumbe Island is a tiny coral island about six miles by boat from Zanzibar Town. Many years ago, Tanzania's had a military base here and strictly restricted access to the surrounding ocean. Thus the area's coral ... Read more about Chumbe Island Lodge
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