Signature
The classic safari tier. Comfortable, well located, nothing compromised — the safest choice for a first trip to Tanzania.
Safari lodges & camps
ArushaArusha Serena Hotel
One word: dependable. Good location, beautiful grounds, seasoned service, and a quiet setting on the shore of Lake Duluti — as the opening or closing night of a safari, it gets very nearly everything right.
TarangireTarangire Sopa Lodge
Inside the park, deep in it, with big rooms and steady service — it lands precisely on the sweet spot the Signature tier rarely hits: location and comfort both there, and the price still sensible.
Lake EyasiMulti-tierZiwani Lodge
Wilderness the whole way — and then, at the end of it, a small oasis of white walls, stone and timber. What moved us is not the luxury but the sheer improbability of it being there. If Lake Eyasi is on your route and the budget allows, this is where we send you, almost without deliberating.
NgorongoroNgorongoro Serena Lodge
Its great advantage is close to irreplaceable: it is built on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater itself, and every room faces the crater — open the balcony door and the whole caldera is in front of you.
NdutuLake Ndutu Luxury Tented Lodge
It resolves the real dilemma of staying in Ndutu: you want the best position for the calving season, but you would rather not pay for it in comfort. Here neither one is compromised.
Central SerengetiSametu Camp
The central Serengeti is not short of places to stay. What is hard to find is a permanent camp that does everything well and has no obvious weak spot — good position, comfortable rooms, steady service, and a price that has not been pushed out of reach. Sametu is that camp.
Western SerengetiMulti-tierMbalageti Serengeti
Built on the Mwamveni ridge with an enormous outlook — restaurant, pool and public areas all look out over open plains. Its real selling points are the position, the view and a thoroughly traditional African safari atmosphere; how good the stay itself feels depends largely on which room you take.
Northern SerengetiMara River Camp by Karibu
It fills a gap on the Mara River that is genuinely hard to fill: you neither drop to the noticeably rougher comfort of a mobile camp to keep the budget down, nor jump straight to Luxury pricing to be comfortable. Good enough position, comfortable enough rooms, and a price that still makes sense.
