Where to Stay in Tanzania

A classic and expertly run mobile tented camp, Serengeti Safari Camp moves several times per year to follow the Great Migration, offering front-row access to one of nature’s most extraordinary spectacles.

Located along the banks of the Rufiji River, this extraordinary lodge boasts one side entirely open to the river, seamlessly blending the natural world with its interiors. The Sands River Selous Lodge offers an immersive experience, welcoming the outside in with abundant natural light, refreshing breezes, and the captivating sights and sounds of the wilderness. Every corner of the lodge offers picturesque river views, and its expansive deck and swimming pool provide the perfect spot for relaxation after an exhilarating day of safari adventures.Nestled along the banks of the Rufiji River, this extraordinary lodge boasts one side entirely open to the river, seamlessly blending the natural world with its interiors.

The secluded Serian's Serengeti Lamai Tanzania is ideal for families or privately guided groups, offering exclusive use of a 4WD safari vehicle with a dedicated guide and spotter. You have unparalleled access to the Great Migration’s River crossings, the stunning Lamai Wedge, and the Wogakuria Kopjes. This exceptional location is also perfect for adventures on foot and flycamping.

Experience the wild remoteness at Chada Katavi Camp, set in the rugged Katavi National Park of Western Tanzania. Positioned to enjoy panoramic views, the semi-open fronts of the tents allow for a natural cooling breeze to pass through. Katavi National Park is like taking a step back in time to a bygone era where the animals seem bigger and wilder in comparison to other national parks, due to Katavi's remoteness.

Namiri Plains offers an exclusive and intimate safari experience, situated in one of the most remote and secluded locations within the Serengeti. For over 20 years, the area was closed to the public and access was reserved purely for big cat research with a particular focus to allow the cheetah population to recover. Today, big cat viewing here is almost unrivalled.

Kuro Tarangire is the perfect balance of luxury and authenticity and an ideal base from which to explore Tarangire National Park. Encounter large concentrations of elephants, big cats and other animals around the stunning Silale swamps and in the trademark baobab country of Tarangire National Park. A small and intimate camp with just six tented safari rooms, you will feel truly at one with your natural surroundings. The idea of the camp is to have a small footprint on the environment with as natural a design as possible, without compromising your comforts.

Mwiba Lodge in Tanzania is a secluded and luxurious safari retreat in a private wildlife reserve on the southern edge of the Serengeti. Perched atop a cluster of five natural springs on a ridge of granite kopjes, surrounded by acacia woodlands with sweeping views of the surrounding savannah.

Perched on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, this lodge combines opulent design with the raw beauty of one of the world's most famous natural wonders. The lodge's remarkable architecture draws inspiration from the traditional Maasai manyattas, imparting an authentic and culturally rich atmosphere. Within, the interiors are adorned with an impressive collection of antiques, weaving an enchanting tapestry of romance and opulence.Perched on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, this lodge combines opulent design with the raw beauty of one of the world's most famous natural wonders.

Faru Faru is a luxurious and contemporary lodge within Singita's expansive Grumeti Reserve, seamlessly integrated into the Serengeti Mara ecosystem. The spacious and elegantly appointed suites are strategically positioned on a gentle hill, providing awe-inspiring vistas across a renowned migratory route. Here, your needs are not just met, but meticulously attended to. Whether it's the game drives, cultural encounters, or leisurely moments by the pool, this safari promises an unforgettable journey through the heart of the African wilderness.

Nomad Greystoke Mahale offers an unmatched romantic and exciting escape, situated at the foot of the magnificent Mahale Mountains, along the pristine shores of Lake Tanganyika. Repurposed dhow wood and thatch are used to create the six charming chambers, which blend in seamlessly with the surroundings and offer unparalleled peace and quiet. Savour delicious meals as you watch gentle waves lap against the coast, or just unwind in "The Mess," the guest part of the camp with stunning views of the lake.

Ikuka, a recent addition to Ruaha National Park, stands as a unique and distinctive safari camp. Positioned on the precipice of the Mwagusi escarpment, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views that sweep across the Ruaha valley, delivering a classic luxury wilderness experience. Established in July 2016, Ikuka is an intimate and owner-operated tented camp, a testament to its exclusivity. Local safari experts Mark and Chloe Sheridan Johnson, who have a deep understanding of the region, oversee the camp.