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Impala's fly-camping website
Clear and concise webpage with some nice pictures.
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Selous Impala Camp
|114%|
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 in Ruaha National Park, the rather more spartan Mdonya Old River Camp... Read more about Impala Camp
Lake Manze Adventure Camp
|38%| 
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. Set in a grove of borassus, doum and wild date palms, it lies at ... Read more about Lake Manze Camp
Southern Sun Dar
|30%|
The Southern Sun is located in Dar es Salaam's town centre, making it very convenient for those who only have a short stay in the city. With an outdoor pool, restaurant, fitness centre and variety of other facilities, it is a pleasant and good value hotel.
Southern Sun ... Read more about Southern Sun
Mdonya Old River Camp
|30%| 
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 keep within its surroundings. It makes no apologies for sticking to safari basics – in fact it rather revels in the idea – and this ... Read more about Mdonya Old River Camp
Mwagusi Safari Camp
|20%| 
Set on the banks of Tanzania’s 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, which is drawn to the river and surrounding area, is well-habituated... Read more about Mwagusi Safari Camp
Pole Pole
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Pole Pole is a lovely relaxed beach lodge, built in 1998, and set among coconut palms, on a hillside sloping up from the beach, overlooking the sheltered Chole Bay in the Mafia Island Marine Park. The phrase 'pole pole' means 'slowly' in Swahili, and certainly says a lot ... Read more about Pole Pole
Shooting Star Lodge
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Shooting Star Lodge was built by an engaging and welcoming Tanzanian couple and stands on top of a coral cliff, with stunning views of the powdery-white Kiwengwa Beach. It attracts a real mix of characters, who usually come together around the bar area during the day and ... Read more about Shooting Star Lodge
Unguja Lodge
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Unguja Lodge is a small, relaxed and friendly lodge in a lovely spot overlooking the picturesque Menai Bay Conservation area on Zanzibar's south-west coast. While there is coral in the bay, there is no coral reef to act as a barrier, so it's easy to walk out and swim here at low tide... Read more about Unguja Lodge
Pongwe Beach Hotel
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Nestled between two outcrops of coral rock and on a secluded stretch of white-powdery beach, Pongwe Beach Hotel was opened in 2001 and refurbished in 2017. It's a quiet, simple and great-value little lodge on a sheltered cove, dotted with palm trees, hammocks and sun loungers... Read more about Pongwe Beach Hotel
Beho Beho
|9%| 
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
Ras Kutani
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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
Zanzibar Coffee House
|9%| 
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 the hotel, and as a result the entire hotel has a lovely aroma... Read more about Zanzibar Coffee House
Zanzibar Palace Hotel
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Opened in July 2006, the Zanzibar Palace has quickly gained a reputation as one of the best boutique hotels in Stone Town. Zanzibar Palace Hotel is independently owned and the Dutch management team pride themselves on great service and personal attention to guests. The ... Read more about Zanzibar Palace Hotel
Kwihala Camp
|7%| 
Kwihala is a well-established camp in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania. In recent years Kwihala has changed management and its location within the park but its excellent standards have been maintained. Thanks to some investment, the camp has also benefitted from refurbishment... Read more about Kwihala Camp
Dhow Palace Hotel
|7%| 
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 nineteen years ago, when it was fully renovated and became a hotel... Read more about Dhow Palace Hotel
Matemwe Lodge
|7%| 
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
Serena Inn
|7%| 
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
Beyt al Salaam
|5%| 
Beyt al Salaam, previously Beyt al Chai, changed owners in 2014 and was completely refurbished at the time.
The Beyt al Salaam is a small boutique hotel which is relaxed and peaceful, and a favourite amongst our travellers. The building itself is beautiful, with thick ... Read more about Beyt al Salaam
Fumba Beach Lodge
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Fumba Beach Lodge first opened its doors in 2005, and offers plenty of style, character and creativity - with a real feeling of space throughout the lodge. It is the perfect place for those seeking a bit of privacy as there are endless places to sit and relax both around ... Read more about Fumba Beach Lodge
Echo Beach Hotel
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Named after the 1980 hit song by Martha and the Muffins, Echo Beach Hotel opened in 2007 on a lovely stretch of white beach, on Zanzibar’s east coast – on the Michamvi Peninsula. It is run by its British owners, Sue and Andrew Page, who previously ran hostelries in the ... Read more about Echo Beach
