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Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp

Mwagusi Safari Camp: gallery


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Mwagusi Safari Camp: video gallery


Mwagusi Safari Camp: picture gallery


Mwagusi sits on a bend of the Ruaha River.
Each of the rooms, or bandas, are furnished with twin or double beds...
...and at the back of each room is a large en-suite...
...and a flush loo.
Some bathrooms have even made innovative use of animal skulls...
A shaded area in front of each tent overlooks the riverbed...
...which is dry throughout most of the year.
Mwagusi has a large lounge and dining area...
…inside which you will find tables where guests all eat together…
...although sometimes these are served under the stars.
The open fronted lounge is a fantastic spot for some afternoon game viewing...
..which sometimes walks straight through camp...
...although it's usually most productive to head out on a game drive.
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Mwagusi sits on a bend of the Ruaha River.
Mwagusi sits on a bend of the Ruaha River.
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Each of the rooms, or bandas, are furnished with twin or double beds...
Each of the rooms, or bandas, are furnished with twin or double beds...
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...and at the back of each room is a large en-suite...
...and at the back of each room is a large en-suite...
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...and a flush loo.
...and a flush loo.
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Some bathrooms have even made innovative use of animal skulls...
Some bathrooms have even made innovative use of animal skulls...
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A shaded area in front of each tent overlooks the riverbed...
A shaded area in front of each tent overlooks the riverbed...
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...which is dry throughout most of the year.
...which is dry throughout most of the year.
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Mwagusi has a large lounge and dining area...
Mwagusi has a large lounge and dining area...
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…inside which you will find tables where guests all eat together…
…inside which you will find tables where guests all eat together…
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...although sometimes these are served under the stars.
...although sometimes these are served under the stars.
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The open fronted lounge is a fantastic spot for some afternoon game viewing...
The open fronted lounge is a fantastic spot for some afternoon game viewing...
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..which sometimes walks straight through camp...
..which sometimes walks straight through camp...
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...although it's usually most productive to head out on a game drive.
...although it's usually most productive to head out on a game drive.

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