Safari Accommodations
From luxury lodges perched above the savanna to intimate tented camps under the stars — discover where you'll rest between game drives.
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Mara Serena Safari Lodge
Masai Mara National Reserve
Détendez-vous au Mara Serena Safari Lodge, qui offre des vues magnifiques sur la Grande Migration du Kenya tout en proposant l'expérience luxueuse et personnalisée d'Imara Africa Safaris.
Melia Arusha
Arusha City
Le Gran Melia Arusha est un hôtel de luxe cinq étoiles en Tanzanie proposant des chambres élégantes avec vue sur la ville ou la montagne, plusieurs restaurants, une piscine, un spa et des installations de bien-être, ainsi qu'un accès facile aux destinations de safari.
Melia Zanzibar
Zanzibar
Le Melia Zanzibar est un luxueux complexe hôtelier 5 étoiles en bord de mer situé à Kiwengwa, sur la côte nord-est de Zanzibar, sur un domaine de 16 hectares bordant une étendue de sable blanc nacré de 300 mètres de long, baignée par les eaux chaudes de l'océan Indien.
Ol Tukai Lodge
Amboseli National Park
Ol Tukai Lodge est un lodge de safari luxueux niché au cœur du parc national d'Amboseli, offrant une vue imprenable sur le mont Kilimandjaro, le plus haut sommet d'Afrique.
Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge
Lake Nakuru National Park
Le Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge propose un hébergement classique en chalet avec terrasses privées et vues imprenables sur le lac Nakuru, ainsi qu'une piscine, un spa, une excellente restauration et un accès facile à la faune et aux paysages riches en flamants roses à l'intérieur du parc national du lac Nakuru.
Camp de gibier Sarova Mara
Masai Mara National Reserve
SarovaMaraGameCamp propose des hébergements de safari de luxe sous tente dans le Masai Mara, avec terrasses privées, piscine, restaurant et activités telles que des safaris, des séjours bien-être et des expériences culturelles.
Camp Satao Elerai
Amboseli National Park
Le Satao Elerai Camp est un camp de safari de luxe exclusif situé dans une zone de conservation privée près du parc national d'Amboseli, offrant des vues imprenables sur le mont Kilimandjaro et une faune abondante à votre porte.
La falaise de Nakuru
Nakuru City
Le Cliff Nakuru est un lodge de luxe perché au sommet d'une falaise surplombant le lac Nakuru, proposant des suites chics sous tente avec vue panoramique sur le lac, des équipements modernes, un restaurant, une piscine et un accès facile à l'observation des oiseaux et aux safaris.
Plaines des zèbres Camp Mara
Masai Mara National Reserve
Le Zebra Plains Mara Camp propose une sélection de tentes de luxe alliant confort et beauté sauvage du Masai Mara. Spacieuses et élégamment meublées, chaque tente mêle décoration d'inspiration africaine et équipements modernes. Les hébergements sous tente du camp comprennent :
Aa Lodge Amboseli
Amboseli National Park
L'AA Lodge Amboseli propose un hébergement confortable à proximité du parc national d'Amboseli, avec piscine, restaurant, bar, spa et vue panoramique sur le mont Kilimandjaro, idéal pour les voyageurs en safari.
Villas de luxe Almanara
Diani Beach
Découvrez le luxe absolu des villas Almanara à Diani Beach. Offrez-vous un séjour d'exception : piscines privées, services personnalisés et club de plage exotique au cœur de jardins kenyans luxuriants.
Amboseli Sopa Lodge
Amboseli National Park
L'Amboseli Sopa Lodge est un lodge charmant et spacieux situé au cœur du parc national d'Amboseli, offrant une vue imprenable sur le Kilimandjaro. Entouré de jardins luxuriants, le lodge propose des hébergements confortables au décor africain traditionnel et dotés d'équipements modernes.
Why Your Safari Accommodation Matters
Your accommodation is more than a place to sleep — it's an integral part of the safari experience. Imagine waking to elephants at your waterhole, dining under a canopy of stars, or falling asleep to the distant roar of a lion. The right lodge or camp transforms your trip from ordinary to extraordinary.
East Africa offers an incredible range of stays: from ultra-luxury tented camps with private plunge pools in the Masai Mara, to eco-friendly bush lodges in the Serengeti, intimate boutique camps in the Okavango, and community-owned conservancy retreats that fund local education and wildlife protection.
Whether you're a first-timer seeking comfort or a seasoned traveller craving adventure, we've handpicked every property on this page — personally inspected by our team for quality, location, and value.
Types of Safari Accommodation
Luxury Tented Camps
Canvas walls, real beds, ensuite bathrooms, and gourmet dining — the iconic safari experience. Perfect for the Mara, Serengeti, and Amboseli.
Safari Lodges
Permanent stone or wood structures with modern comforts, swimming pools, and panoramic views. Ideal for families and longer stays.
Eco Lodges & Treehouses
Sustainable properties that minimize environmental impact while maximising immersion in nature. Often powered by solar energy.
Budget Camps & Bandas
Simple, clean, and affordable options near park gates. Great for budget-conscious travellers who want to maximise game-drive time.
Mobile & Fly Camps
Lightweight camps that follow wildlife migrations. The most exclusive and adventurous safari experience available.
When to Book
Peak season (July–October and December–February) sees the highest demand — book 6–12 months ahead for popular camps in the Mara and Serengeti. Shoulder season (March–May and November) offers excellent rates and fewer crowds. Budget camps often have availability closer to travel dates, but luxury properties fill fast year-round.
What's Included
Most safari lodges and camps operate on a full-board basis — all meals, teas, and coffee are included. Many luxury properties offer all-inclusive packagescovering house drinks, laundry, and guided game drives. Budget options may be room-only or half-board. Always check what's included before booking.
Popular Combinations
- Masai Mara luxury camp + Nairobi boutique hotel
- Serengeti tented camp + Ngorongoro Crater lodge
- Bwindi gorilla lodge + Queen Elizabeth safari camp
- Amboseli eco-lodge + Tsavo wilderness camp
Our Quality Promise
- Every property personally inspected by our team
- Direct partnerships — no middlemen or hidden fees
- Honest reviews and real guest photography
- 24/7 on-ground support during your stay
Frequently Asked Questions
1What type of safari accommodation is best for first-timers?
Safari lodges are ideal for first-time visitors — they offer permanent structures with familiar hotel-like comforts including ensuite bathrooms, electricity, and Wi-Fi. Many have swimming pools, restaurants, and knowledgeable staff to help you settle in. Once you're comfortable with the bush, upgrade to a tented camp for a more immersive experience.
2Are safari camps safe?
Absolutely. Safari camps are professionally managed with trained staff, security patrols, and strict protocols. Canvas walls may feel thin, but camps have been operating safely for over a century. Animals rarely approach camp areas, and Maasai or ranger escorts are provided for night walks. You're statistically safer in a safari camp than driving on a city highway.
3What's the difference between full-board and all-inclusive?
Full-board includes three meals a day plus tea and coffee. All-inclusive adds house wines, spirits, soft drinks, laundry, and often guided activities like game drives, bush walks, and cultural visits. All-inclusive is more common at luxury properties and represents better value if you plan to participate in multiple activities.
4How do I choose between a lodge and a tented camp?
Lodges offer more space, modern amenities, and usually better connectivity — perfect for families and longer stays. Tented camps provide a more authentic bush experience — you hear the wildlife at night, feel closer to nature, and enjoy a romantic atmosphere. Many travellers combine both in a single trip for the best of both worlds.
5Can I stay inside national parks?
Yes, many parks have lodges and camps within their boundaries. Staying inside the park means you start game drives earlier and finish later — maximising your wildlife viewing time. Properties outside parks (in conservancies or buffer zones) often offer exclusive experiences like night drives and walking safaris that aren't permitted in national parks.
6What amenities can I expect at a safari lodge?
Even mid-range safari lodges typically include ensuite bathrooms with hot water, comfortable beds with mosquito nets, a restaurant, lounge area, and often a swimming pool. Luxury properties add private decks, plunge pools, spa services, Wi-Fi, laundry, and in-room charging stations. Budget options may have shared facilities but are always clean and secure.
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