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A link to Arusha Coffee Lodge's own website
Click here to see the lodge's own website, where you will find some lovely pictures of the lodge and an interesting fact sheet.
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Chada Camp
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Chada Camp is a simple camp occupying a woodland spot on the edge of Chada Plain in the heart of Tanzania's Katavi National Park. It aims to offer guests an authentic safari experience in this remote park 50km east of Lake Tanganyika – and is sometimes known as 'Chada Katavi Camp'... Read more about Chada Camp
Greystoke Mahale
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Greystoke Mahale is a unique, high-end camp that sits on a white-sand beach overlooking Lake Tanganyika's clear waters inside the remote Mahale Mountains National Park. The lodge is named after the legend of Tarzan and much of the experience here revolves around life in the forest... Read more about Greystoke Mahale
Sayari Camp
|23%| 
Sayari Camp (formerly known as Sayari Mara Camp) is a luxurious, permanent camp situated in the far north of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park. The Mara River meanders from east to west through this remote region's undulating bush, which is home to permanent, large populations ... Read more about Sayari Camp
Gibb's Farm
|14%|
Originally built by German settlers in 1929, Gibb's Farm is one of Northern Tanzania's oldest guesthouses. Located half way between Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro Crater, it's surrounded by tropical gardens and has great views over a coffee-plantation.
On arrival, guests ... Read more about Gibbs Farm
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge
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Occupying a spectacular spot right on the rim of the Crater, Ngorongoro Crater Lodge is undoubtedly one of the most opulent lodges in Tanzania. Combining architectural hints of traditional Maasai homesteads with interior styles borrowed from European stately homes, the ... Read more about Crater Lodge
Dunia Camp
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Dunia Camp is situated in the Moru Kopjes, in the south of Tanzania’s central Serengeti National Park. This elegant yet unpretentious camp is in a good area for seeing both the wildebeest migration between December and March, and the resident game of the central Serengeti ... Read more about Dunia Camp
Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp
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Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp is a classic tented mobile camp for up to 14 guests. The camp changes location several times a year, broadly following the wildebeest migration around Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, when hundreds of thousands of animals move through the ecosystem... Read more about Nomad Serengeti Camp
Kleins Camp
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Klein's Camp is a small, luxury lodge that was originally built as a hunting camp. It sits in its own 10,000 hectare private concession area in Loliondo. Klein's leases this land from the Maasai and is for the exclusive use of the guests who stay here.
The camp is set ... Read more about Klein's Camp
Serena Inn
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The Serena Inn in Stone Town is part of the internationally renowned Serena chain, which has hotels all over East Africa. The buildings which make up the Serena Inn were once used as the residence for a Chinese doctor but it has been a hotel for the since the 1990s and ... Read more about Serena Inn
Mwagusi Safari Camp
|9%| 
Set on the banks of the seasonal Mwagusi River, Mwagusi Camp is relatively smart and comfortable, yet rustic in feel. It has been operating in Ruaha National Park since the 1990s. As a result, the game drawn to the river and in the surrounding area is well habituated. The ... Read more about Mwagusi Safari Camp
Lamai Serengeti
|9%| 
Nomad Lamai Serengeti lies in the far north of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, just south of the border with Kenya. It's set high up in the beautiful Kogakuria Kopjes, with views out towards the Mara River Valley and the Lamai Wedge. Between July and October the camp ... Read more about Lamai Serengeti
Serengeti under Canvas
|9%| 
Serengeti under Canvas is made up of three semi-permanent camps, which move from site to site in Tanzania to keep close to the migrating wildebeest herds. All are simple bushcamps that aim to maintain a level of luxury.
The Serengeti under Canvas camps are run by &Beyond, ... Read more about Serengeti under Canvas
Matemwe Lodge
|9%| 
Matemwe Lodge (formerly Matemwe Bungalows) has always been a long-standing favourite with our travellers - read the recent feedback for an unbiased review. It’s situated on the northern edge of Matemwe village, and has a lovely position on a small outcrop of coral rock... Read more about Matemwe Lodge
Fundu Lagoon
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The rural island of Pemba is one of Zanzibar's close neighbors, and in comparison it sees very little tourism. As a result, it is relatively untouched. Fundu Lagoon is a beautiful and peaceful beach lodge on west side of the island.
To reach Fundu Lagoon, you first journey ... Read more about Fundu Lagoon
Sand Rivers Camp
|6%| 
Sand Rivers was founded by safari legend Richard Bonham. Its site, deep inside the Selous Game Reserve, overlooking a wide curve of the Rufiji River, streaked with sand banks and girdled by rocky outcrops, was spotted when he explored this region with writer and traveller ... Read more about Sand Rivers Camp
Ras Kutani
|6%| 
Ras Kutani is situated on a quiet stretch of white beach south of Dar es Salaam, tucked in amongst lush tropical vegetation on a wild stretch of coastline. To get there you'll be rowed across the calm waters of a lagoon. Rustic yet stylish, it aims to have the feel of a ... Read more about Ras Kutani
Beho Beho
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Beho Beho has a unique location in the Selous Game Reserve – high on a hill in an area dotted with baobab trees. Indeed, the name Beho Beho means ‘breeze’, which is apt given its airy location. Its site was first used as early as 1972, and it’s not only one of the reserve’s ... Read more about Beho Beho
Chada fly-camping
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In a place as big as Katavi National Park, it's possible to travel long distances exploring many areas and still not see any other vehicles. To help reach the more distant corners of Katavi, the Chada Camp's team can arrange one- or two-night fly-camping trips. These are ... Read more about Chada fly-camping
Beyt al Salaam
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Beyt al Salaam, previously Beyt al Chai, has recently reopened it's doors (Jan 2014) having changed owners and been completely refurbished.
The Beyt al Salaam is a small boutique hotel which is relaxed and peaceful, and a favourite amongst our travellers. The building ... Read more about Beyt al Salaam
Breezes Beach Club
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Breezes Beach Club occupies a lovely stretch of beach along the Michamvi Peninsula. Compared with many other Zanzibar lodges that we feature, it is a large (70 rooms) place, but being family-run it is less commercial than some of the international-style resorts that can be found here... Read more about Breezes Beach Club
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the few companies to hold AITO's original coveted 5-star status for responsible tourism. It's a lead
that others are now following.
