- Tanzania
- Beach
- Classic
••Laba Fanjove
From £831 – £1,165 ppLaba Fanjove is one of Tanzania's most exclusive beach destinations. Surrounded by beautiful, powder-white, sand beaches and the crystal clear water of the Indian Ocean, this island has an enormous lagoon and 11 km of coral reef. It is also amazingly good…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Laba Jongomero
From £728 – £742 ppLaba Jongomero is owned and operated by Laba Laba, a company with an impressive portfolio that also features Siwandu Camp in Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous) and Ras Kutani on Tanzania’s coast. Laba Jongomero’s accommodation is booked on a full-board…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Laba Siwandu
From £809 – £980 ppLaba Siwandu is owned and operated by Laba Laba. This company runs several outstanding properties across South Tanzania, such as Jongomero in Ruaha National Park and Ras Kutani on the country’s coast. Siwandu has been awarded a TripAdvisor Certificate of…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
From £869 – £1,336 pp&Beyond Lake Manyara Tree Lodge is a stylish property within a forested landscape of ancient mahogany trees. It’s the only permanent lodge in Lake Manyara National Park, and the ten beautiful treehouse suites deliver a luxurious stay complemented by…
- Tanzania
- Tented
- Essential
••Lake Manze Camp
From £349 – £371 ppLake Manze Camp is owned and operated by Essential Destinations, a company that prides itself on providing a range of eco-friendly properties across Tanzania. Lake Manze is sister camp to Yellow Zebra favourite Mdonya Old River in Ruaha National Park – and…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Essential
••Lake Masek Tented Camp
From £216 – £423 ppWe like this camp, as not only does it have a lovely location and offer very good value, but it is a fantastic base from which to see the Wildebeest Migration. It is a good, mid-priced option and is much more comfortable than the mobile camps during wet…
- Tanzania
- Tented
- Essential
••Lake Natron Camp
From £164 – £245 ppWe think Lake Natron Camp, Ngare Sero is simply brilliant, one of our favourite camps in Africa! Great value, amazing location and a camp that should be included by anyone on a trip to northern Tanzania!
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Legendary Lodge
From £357 – £446 ppThis truly is Arusha’s most luxurious property. If you are looking for all the comforts while in the area, you cannot go wrong with Legendary Lodge. The lodge is located on the outskirts of Arusha with impressive views of Mount Meru; however, if you are…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Classic
••Lemala Ewanjan
From £475 – £705 ppLocated in the heart of the best game viewing region in the entire park, Lemala Ewanjan is one of our favourite tented camps. An authentic, intimate tented property, it is set in a secluded part of the game-rich Seronera Valley in Central Serengeti, which is…
- Tanzania
- Mobile
- Classic
••Lemala Mara Tented Camp
From £498 – £876 ppLemala Mara Tented Camp is a great property that’s worth the upgrade if you want to splash out slightly. Considered one of the first of the Serengeti’s luxurious mobile camps, it is a seasonal camp that moves twice a year. It is Lemala Mara Tented Camp when…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Luxury
••Lemala Mpingo Ridge
From £869 – £1,306 ppAs its name suggests, it is situated on a ridge – and the views are nothing short of spectacular! Mpingo Ridge is owned and operated by Lemala, a company with an impressive portfolio. Mara Camp, Ndutu Camp, and Wildwaters Lodge are just three of Lemala’s…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Luxury
••Lemala Nanyukie
From £883 – £1,358 ppLocated in the central Serengeti, Lemala Nanyukie promises well for travellers seeking deluxe accommodation in the fabulous national park! It is in a region known for its high numbers of bit cats, as well as for playing host to the Great Migration between…
- Tanzania
- Mobile
- Classic
••Lemala Ndutu Tented Camp
From £498 ppLemala Ndutu Tented Camp is ideal for witnessing the wildebeest and zebra migration between December and March – and in particular for catching the beginning of calving in January. A good-quality, semi-permanent mobile camp, Lemala Ndutu combines a great…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Lemala Osonjoi
From £1,113 – £1,714 ppLemala Osonjoi is an upscale hillside lodge in the wildlife-dense Ngorongoro Crater area. It completes Lemala’s circuit of northern Tanzania properties, which includes Hamerkop House in Arusha and Mpingo Ridge in Tarangire National Park. Conveniently located…
- Tanzania
- Semi-Tented (Hybrid)
- Luxury
••Little Chem Chem
From £1,225 – £1,455 ppLittle Chem Chem is the little sibling of Chem Chem Lodge. In common with the larger property, it’s owned and run by ex-professional safari guide Nicolas Negre and former investment banker Fabia Bausch, his wife. Nicolas and Fabia aim to provide superb…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Essential
••Mandhari Lodge
From £179 – £186 ppThis Nasikia lodge offers vistas ranging from the lakes in Manyara and Natron to the majestic Monduli mountains! At Yellow Zebra, we’re pretty keen on the Nasikia portfolio, which features camps and lodges in the Serengeti and Tarangire national parks.…

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