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••Esirai Camp
From US$400 ppEsirai is a welcome addition to the mobile tented outfits that track the Great Migration on its annual path around the Serengeti. Excellent value, while still offering great levels of guiding, this Entara property has two locations during the year. This means…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Essential
••Farm House Valley
From US$190 – US$230 ppFarm House Valley is an excellent option for travelers looking for a fine assortment of activities in the Ngorongoro region, from a super-comfortable base! It is owned and operated by Tanganyika Wilderness Camps, whose portfolio comprises an impressive…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Gran Melia Arusha
From US$240 – US$310 ppGran Melia is certainly the best of the big hotels in the region around Arusha, and while we generally prefer to recommend places without conference suites, we love the fantastic facilities and beautiful views of Mount Meru! This is 5-star opulence, with spas…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Classic
••Greystoke Mahale
From US$2,200 – US$2,390 ppGreystoke Mahale is owned and operated by Nomad Tanzania. It’s sister camp to Nomad’s Chada Katavi – and we reckon a trip involving both camps is one of the best safaris we sell, certainly very adventurous and possibly life changing too! Greystoke receives…
- Tanzania
- Private house
- Classic
••Hamerkop House By Lemala
From US$350 – US$480 ppOwned and operated by Lemala Authentic Camps and Lodges, Hamerkop House offers a relaxing stopover or longer stay both before and after a safari to Tanzania’s national parks. The house can be taken on private exclusive use basis or shared, and can be booked…
- Tanzania
- Hotel
- Classic
••Hyatt Regency Dar Es Salaam, the Kilimanjaro
From US$170 ppYellow Zebra recommends Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam, The Kilimanjaro for travelers seeking a luxurious stopover in the city.
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Jabali Ridge
From US$690 – US$1,600 ppJabali Ridge is owned and operated by Asilia Africa, a company that aims to provide the finest wilderness experiences on the continent. It is suitable for most types of traveler, but although the property is happy to receive children aged 6 years and over…
- Tanzania
- Tented
- Classic
••Kaskaz Mara Camp
From US$590 – US$1,040 ppAt Yellow Zebra, we reckon Kaskaz is a superb addition to the Nasikia portfolio. This camp has a phenomenal setting looking over a vast plain and huge rooms! Its location is perfect for a Serengeti safari – and we love those stylish supersize tents.
- Tanzania
- Hotel
- Essential
••Katambuga House
From US$190 pp – Contact UsKatambuga House is an excellent option for a stopover before or after your Tanzania safari! Small and secluded, with just six rooms, it can be booked for exclusive use. Katambuga House is privately owned and run. The property feels clean and fresh, and the…
- Tanzania
- Tented
- Essential
••Kichaka Kidogo
From US$1,050 ppAs it has just three dome-style tents, the experience is intimate, offering guests from sister camp Kichaka Zumbua the chance to walk in some of the remotest corners of Ruaha National Park. By day, head out into the bush with some of the region’s top wildlife…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Kichaka Zumbua
From US$1,010 ppKichaka Zumbua is a small luxury camp, owned by Andrew ‘Moli’ Molinaro and Noelle Herzog, in Tanzania’s vast Ruaha National Park. Offering some of the best walking safaris in Tanzania in an untouched wilderness setting, the camp and the Kichaka experience are…
- Tanzania
- Tented
- Classic
••Kigelia Ruaha
From US$820 – US$880 ppSituated in the heart of the Mwagusi area of Ruaha National Park, Nomad Tanzania’s Kigelia Camp has long been a favorite of ours, especially in combination with Sand Rivers, Nyerere (formerly Selous) to provide some excellent multiple-night-stay specials.…
- Tanzania
- Beach
- Luxury
••Kilindi Zanzibar
From US$1,060 pp – Contact UsKilindi Zanzibar is owned and operated by Elewana Collection, a company that specializes in exclusive properties within iconic locations across Kenya, Tanzania, and, of course, Zanzibar! Originally planned for ABBA’s Benny Anderrson by architect Neil Rocher…
- Tanzania
- Beach
- Essential
••Kisiwa On The Beach
From US$415 – US$520 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 US$300 – US$350 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…
- Tanzania
- Permanent lodge
- Luxury
••Klein’s Camp
From US$1,150 – US$1,820 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…

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