Sand Rivers Selous

Overview

Sand Rivers Selous:  Its site is located deep inside the Selous Game Reserve, overlooking a wide curve of the Rufiji River, streaked with sand banks and girdled by rocky outcrops.

Its 5 standard rooms, 3 suites with plunge pools rise upstream along the riverbank from the main parts of the camp, all have a similar design – open-fronted, gable-roofed in thatch, with walls of wood and rough, whitewashed plaster. The beds are fully enclosed in mosquito nets and there’s a comfy sofa and table at the foot of the bed just behind the deck. The bathrooms are set to one side, with their own view of the river – open as far as possible. High quality toiletries are provided

Sand Rivers also offers a good variety of long and short walks which begin from the camp, or after a short drive. The longer walks take place in the morning starting at a time to suit guests, but usually by 7am to avoid the heat of the day. Shorter walks are also offered as an afternoon activity, starting at 4.30pm and returning to camp around sunset. The camp is constantly looking at ways to help make what they do more eco-friendly.

Greystoke Mahale

Overview

 Greystoke Mahale: a unique, high-end camp that sits on a white-sand beach overlooking Lake Tanganyika’s clear waters inside the remote Mahale Mountains National Park.

The 6 bandas at Greystoke Mahale are set further back from the beach and nestled into the vegetation. They’re well-spaced out with a good degree of privacy, and all face towards the. Each double-story banda is broadly the same: they’re completely open at the front, no doors or zips at all – although there are heavy curtains which can be pulled across and secured to the floor if you want a little more privacy. The main frame of each banda is made of wooden poles and bamboo blinds, with a tall makuti thatch roof.

The large four-poster bed stands in the centre of the room, swathed in a mosquito net. It looks out onto a small decking area, furnished with a couple of sunloungers and a small writing desk. The bedside tables have solar lamps, which work 24 hours a day. Behind the bed, there’s a dressing area with a lockable trunk, some space to hang your clothes and a selection of toiletries. And, at the far back of the banda, is the en-suite bathroom with a flush toilet, shower and sink.

From the boat safari service, you can take a nature cruise along the shore and enjoy the beautiful view of the water body.

Chada Katavi

Overview

Chada Katavi:  a simple camp occupying a woodland spot on the edge of Chada Plain in the heart of Tanzania’s Katavi National Park.

The six safari tents at Chada face out towards the plains. While some have slightly better views than others, they all enjoy a great degree of privacy thanks to the fairly generous spacing between the tents. Each room has big gauze windows that allow the breeze to pass through each tent has a private tented bathroom which is slightly separate; it is a few paces from your tent and not en suite. In here you’ll find a chemical toilet and an outside bucket shower (hot water is available on request).

Chada Camp’s communal areas consist of a lounge-cum-library tent, where guests are welcome to sit and relax – a pair of binoculars in hand and while breakfast and lunch are dished up in the dining tent (if taken in camp) and dinner served outside on the decking under the stars. There’s a campfire set a little in front of the lodge, where guests usually gather for pre-dinner drinks and nibbles.

They off safari activities are the main focus at Chada Camp. Chada’s knowledgeable safari guides will lead you on 4WD game drives, accompanied by a picnic lunch and perhaps even a picnic breakfast too.

The six safari tents at Chada face out towards the plains. While some have slightly better views than others, they all enjoy a great degree of privacy thanks to the fairly generous spacing between the tents. Each room has big gauze windows that allow the breeze to pass through each tent has a private tented bathroom which is slightly separate; it is a few paces from your tent and not en suite. In here you’ll find a chemical toilet and an outside bucket shower (hot water is available on request).

Chada Camp’s communal areas consist of a lounge-cum-library tent, where guests are welcome to sit and relax – a pair of binoculars in hand and while breakfast and lunch are dished up in the dining tent (if taken in camp) and dinner served outside on the decking under the stars. There’s a campfire set a little in front of the lodge, where guests usually gather for pre-dinner drinks and nibbles.

They off safari activities are the main focus at Chada Camp. Chada’s knowledgeable safari guides will lead you on 4WD game drives, accompanied by a picnic lunch and perhaps even a picnic breakfast too.

Kigelia Ruaha

Overview

Kigelia Ruaha: A luxurious bush camp set on the banks above the Ifuguru sand river in Ruaha park.

It consists of only 6 well-positioned semi-permanent tents that blend in with the surrounding bush, causing minimal environmental impact. The camp is furnished with elegant furniture, and plenty of water and real flushing loos, giving a real authentic wilderness feel. The bathrooms are fully equipped with a couple of hanging mirrors and a curtain which can be pulled for privacy.

At the lounge areas sides are made of mosquito-net gauze, providing a cool breeze place to relax., furnished with a comfy sofa, a couple of chairs and a small wooden table topped with coffee table books, that has a natural and rustic edge to it, with patterned African throws to add style and a homely feel.

At the other end of the tent is a large sturdy table, where you’ll generally eat the meals and in front of the mass tent, facing the sand river, chairs are placed in the shade offering a place to relax. On the edge of the riverbed, there’s a small campfire where pre-dinner drinks are served.

The tents can be booked individually or the whole camp can be hired out exclusively

Paradise Beach Resort

Overview

Paradise Beach Resort: located between Chwaka and Uroa, in a village named Marumbi, one of the best tourist enclaves of Zanzibar, and just 35km from the capital, Stone Town and its international airport. Here, you will enjoy a spacious holiday complex by the sea with 700m of sea front, where you will be surrounded by the best service possible, in perfect harmony with nature. The resort has been recently constructed, using materials that are respectful to the environment and maintaining an authentic African style with European comfort.
75 rooms and Bungalows, 2 swimming pools and a children swimming pool, white sand high and low-tide beach, gymnasium, spa & massage area and a conference hall, together with our various bars and restaurants.

In our hotel resort you will find a family atmosphere. There is a lot of space around the resort to find your own private place. And for others who like to be together there is always enough to do around the pool. For children we have various activities. In the evening we have mini-disco, also we can arrange during the day children entertainment or baby-sitting. Your holiday is transformed into a dream

Serena Inn Zanzibar

Overview

Serena Inn Zanzibar: The Serena Inn is located on the sea front of Stone Town. Set 15 minutes from Zanzibar airport and 2 km from the island Of Changuu, home to Aldabra giant tortoises, this upscale beachfront hotel facing the Indian Ocean is a 5-minute walk from Forodhani Gardens.
Featuring traditional Swahili decor and shuttered windows, the airy 51 rooms and suites come with free Wi-Fi, TVs and minibars, as well as in-room safes and mosquito nets. Upgraded rooms have 4-poster beds and balconies with hammocks and sea views, while suites add separate living rooms. Room service is available 24/7.
Breakfast and parking are free. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, massage treatments and beach access, as well as 2 restaurants, 2 bars and a coffee shop.

Zanzibar Grand Palace Hotel

Overview

Zanzibar Grand Palace Hotel: Located in Stone Town, Zanzibar which was the centre of the Sultanate of Oman’s trade center. Till today, Stone Town embraces this rich history and Zanzibar Grand Palace is no exclusion.
Zanzibar Grand Palace’s rooms are decorated to ensure a traditional picturesque and soothing environment and are designed to meet all your needs.

Zanzibar Grand Palace Hotel has: 8 Standard Rooms, 23 Deluxe Rooms & 2 Junior Suites

Guest room amenities include an electronic safe, complimentary Wi-Fi and internet access.

Tembo Hotel

Overview

Tembo House Hotel: decorated with wood carved furniture, and offering a Swahili four-poster bed, each room features a seating area with TV, air conditioning and a bathroom with shower and traditional hammam bath. Most of the rooms feature a balcony with sea or pool views. The hotel’s Bahari Restaurant offers local as well international cuisine.

Room service is available and packed lunches can be arranged. Other facilities and services include a 24-hour front desk, meeting facilities, a shared lounge, concierge and laundry services. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including diving and cycling. The property offers free parking. Zanzibar port is a 5-minute drive away and the Zanzibar International Airport is 8 km from Tembo House Hotel.

Offering a pool and restaurant, the historic Tembo House Hotel is located in Zanzibar City, a 3-minute walk from the Old Fort and House of Wonders. Free Wi-Fi access is available.

Mizingani Seafront

Overview

Mizingani Seafront Hotel : situated just a 2-minute walk from the Zanzibar Ferry Terminal. The hotel offers a restaurant, outdoor pool and 24-hour front desk. Free private parking is available on site.
The bright, air-conditioned rooms feature Zanzibari décor and feature a private entrance. They come fitted with a seating area, mosquito net draped over the bed, a flat-screen satellite TV. The private bathroom come with a uniquely designed bathtub or shower.
At Mizingani Seafront Hotel the restaurant has an à la carte and buffet menu offering a variety of dishes. Guests can relax on the terrace or unwind in the hamman. Nearby attractions include the House of Wonders, Palace Museum and Forodhani Gardens which are 350 metres away.
Free WiFi is available in public areas and an airport shuttle can be arranged at a surcharge. The Zanzibar International Airport is 8.5 km away.

Udzungwa Forest Camp

Overview

Udzungwa Forest Camp: offers 6 Forest en-suite tented rooms situated along or overlooking the forest boundary and providing a comfortable accommodation experience. With these rooms offering good facilities and great forest views, you can be sure of getting a good night sleep and enjoying the relaxation of your stay in the surrounding shambaland and forest.

All beds boast comfortable spring mattresses and feather pillows, and the soft throws over the beds are made by the local Ifakara Women Weavers group, who are one of the lodge’s community support projects. The open-air bathrooms offer views up into the nearby forest canopy while you shower, and are equipped with western-style flush toilets. huge solar hot water “rain” showers, sink and shaver socket.

Udzungwa Forest Camp also offers 5 traditional thatched huts, providing a comfortable alternative to a camping tent. Homey and rustic, the huts are furnished with double and single beds and mosquito nets. This is a good budget accommodation option for those who are cash-conscious travelers and don’t have their own tent.

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