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••Kisiwa House
From £149 ppKisiwa House is privately owned and operated. Built in 1840 by wealthy Omani merchant Nassor ibn Abdullah Al Barwani, today it’s a luxurious hotel with a Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor! The accommodation is usually booked on a B&B basis, including…
- Tanzania
- Beach
- Essential
••Kisiwa On The Beach
From £311 – £389 ppKisiwa on the Beach is privately owned and operated. Sister property to Kisiwa House, it has received a Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor! The accommodation is booked on a half board basis, including parking and Wi-Fi.
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Classic
••Kitela Lodge
From £225 – £262 ppKitela Lodge has a lot going for it as a base for exploring the Ngorongoro Crater. We love the peaceful feel of the farmhouse, cottages and surrounds. Run by Tanganyika Wilderness Camps, which prides itself on offering an atmosphere of privacy and intimate…
- Kenya
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Luxury
••Kitirua Plains Lodge
From £636 – £1,495 ppKitirua Plains Lodge is a new A&K property on a 128-acre private concession bordering Amboseli National Park. The views from here are truly epic, with Mount Kilimanjaro in the distance and a formidable landscape roamed by huge elephant herds. All luxuries…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Klein’s Camp
From £860 – £1,360 ppOwned and operated by luxury experiential travel company &Beyond, Klein’s Camp is an expensive yet high-quality option. If you visit outside the Great Migration months, we recommend combining a stay at Klein’s with a few nights at a property inside the…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Koroi Forest Camp
From £299 – £972 ppThough many safari-goers whizz through Arusha en route to Tanzania’s northern safari circuit, Koroi Forest Camp is a reason to stay longer in the area. It’s located deep within Arusha National Park, at the base of Mount Meru, where a nature-filled experience…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Kuro Tarangire
From £770 – £1,188 ppKuro Tarangire succeeds in combining luxury with environmental awareness and expert guiding.
- Zambia
- Tented
- Essential
••Kutali Camp
From £501 – £673 ppOn a remote island in the eastern part of Lower Zambezi National Park, Kutali is a light footprint camp that’s reconstructed each season on the banks of the Zambezi River. It’s a simple, stripped-back bushcamp, specialising in walking and boat-based safaris,…
- Zambia
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Kuyenda Bush Camp
From £591 – £665 ppKuyenda Bush Camp is owned and run by The Bushcamp Company. Formed in 1999, this company has a total of six camps and is the only operator in the southern section of the South Luangwa. Accommodation is booked on a full board basis and the camp is open from…
- South Africa
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Kwandwe Ecca Lodge
From £1,203 – £1,278 ppIt’s a contemporary and family-friendly property, and it makes for a thrilling stop along the Garden Route. The lodge has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor! Accommodation is booked on a full-board basis, including all meals, a selection…
- South Africa
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Kwandwe Great Fish River Lodge
From £1,203 – £845 ppFamilies with children aged 11 years and younger could consider exclusive-use Uplands , Melton Manor , or Fort House, or Ecca if you prefer a classic lodge. Accommodation at River Lodge is booked on a full-board basis, including all meals, a selection…
- Botswana
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Luxury
••Kwara Camp
From £1,457 – £1,906 ppWe’ve always been fans of Kwara. Owned and operated by Kwando Safaris, this year-round permanent lagoon-facing camp provides a great range of activities in a wildlife-rich part of the Okavango Delta, with a strong focus on predator sightings. Bordering…
- Namibia
- Permanent lodge
- Classic
••Kwessi Dune Lodge
From £576 – £927 ppKwessi Dune Lodge is a well-presented and well-run option within the highly scenic NamibRand Nature Reserve! However, for some travellers, it might prove a bit too far from the key sights of Sossusvlei.
- Uganda
- Permanent lodge
- Classic
••Kyaninga Lodge
From £441 ppThe property was built under the management of Steve Williams, an Englishman who first laid eyes on Lake Kyaninga while walking through the region on his way to trekking gorillas in Kibale National Park. Immediately Steve saw the potential for a luxury lodge…
- South Africa
- Permanent lodge
- Classic
••La Cotte Farm
From £113 – £150 ppLa Cotte Farm is an idyllic heritage property with its own restaurant within walking distance of Franschhoek in South Africa’s Cape Winelands. A Cape Dutch homestead and collection of self-catering cottages surrounded by magnificent gardens, La Cotte is a…
- South Africa
- Permanent lodge
- Essential
••La Fontaine Boutique Hotel
From £105 – £157 ppLa Fontaine Boutique Hotel is listed in the portfolio of The Oyster Collection, which at present comprises 11 high-quality properties in Franschhoek, Cape Town, and other destinations within South Africa. Family owned and run, La Fontaine is one of the most…


































