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Elewana Lewa Safari Camp

Set in a picturesque landscape teeming with life and vivacity, Elewana Lewa Safari Camp brings its guests into the beating heart of Kenya’s wilderness. Enjoying both adventure and comfort, this safari camp provides a luxury experience, infused with the vibrancy of Kenyan culture. Guests are accommodated in beautiful safari tents, underneath a thatched roof, and enjoying en suite rooms, with twin or double beds, enjoying the serenity of the landscape without the slightest compromise on comfort. When visiting Elewana Lewa Safari Camp, guests contribute to helping thousands of people from different backgrounds and cultures to improve their lives, and give their children a future, whilst ensuring Africa’s precious ecosystems enjoy protection and stability for many years to come.

Kilima Camp

Kilima Camp is a traditional safari lodge, located in the diverse eco-system of the Maasai Mara, near the Mara Triangle, which is an area of pristine protected land creating some of the best viewing opportunities for a wild animals, such as zebra, impala and leopard. In a low tourist density area the camp is secluded and private, with only 15 tents in total allowing for privacy and intimacy between guests and the nature. All tents have a private veranda which look out over the vast Maasai Mara plains and the Mara River, which is home to some of the largest crocodiles in Kenya. Guests can relax here for an evening taking in their stunning surroundings whilst bathing in the golden tones of the sunset.

Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp

Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp is nestled within the 8,000km2 Greater Mara, part of the Serengeti-Maasai Mara ecosystem. The ancestral homelands of the Maasai tribespeople are one of the most incredible ecosystems on the planet, enjoying warm temperatures year-round, with low humidity, this other Eden is a paradise for the wildlife, which includes the Big 5, 450 different bird species, and many, many more. These lush pastures attract 1.3million wildebeest and zebra each year, who migrate en masse from the Serengeti, in what has been classed among the Seven Wonders of the World. The Elephant Pepper Camp is situated in the North Mara Conservancy, and enjoys exclusive access to some of the ecosystem’s most pristine landscape. Being reserved exclusively for the native wildlife, as opposed to land in the Maasai Mara reserve, which is also grazed by cattle, this Conservancy is a haven for wildlife, who flock to the area for its abundant natural resources.

Entim Camp

Entim Camp has been carefully cultivated to offer one of the warmest, most intimate and luxury safari experiences in the Maasai Mara. It is a prime spot to witness the Great Migration every year, with Entim guests usually among the very first to witness all the action – over a million zebra, wildebeest and antelope crossing over from the Serengeti plains! To stay at Entim Camp isn’t to stay at just another lodge or hotel, it’s to feel like being a part of the wilderness itself. Entim Camp is the perfect location to combine restorative relaxation with vibrant safari. Guests need not go further than their private verandas to be privy to some of the best wildlife sightings in the Maasai Mara.

Los Cauquenes

Los Cauquenes Resort and Spa is a magnificent getaway at the base of the Andes mountain range. Such a distinctive area merits an extraordinary resort. Perfectly balancing tranquillity and adventure, this resort provides every amenity for a truly outstanding break. Choose from a number of luxury rooms – perfect for families and couples alike – all with fantastic views of the Andes or the Beagle Channel and enjoy spending your days hiking around the stunning surroundings.  Guests can use both the indoor and outdoor pool, enjoying spectacular views and scenery. With a full spa and wellness area, this luxury resort is a flawless way to experience Ushuaia and will leave guests with memories to last a lifetime.

Borneo Rainforest Lodge

This pristine Rainforest is also home to more than 340 species Birds, 124 species of Mammals, 72 species of Reptiles, 56 species of Amphibians and a staggering 200 species of plants per hectare. The mission of the Borneo Rainforest Lodge is to preserve the rainforest for the generations to come by limiting human activity and to minimise the carbon footprint. It does this by managing the water, chemicals and waste that the accommodation uses in a sustainable manner and support the local community through jobs and utilising every resource the surrounding area can provide.

Bomani Tented Lodge

Bomani Tented Lodge lies just a 5-minute drive from the Hwange National Park, allowing safari-goers easy access through the lodge’s private gate. The lodge is located within its own private reserve, meaning that guests can enjoy incredible wildlife sightings from the comfort of the Bomani’s grand viewing platform which overlooks the Bomani Pan, where elephants often gather to drink and bathe in the pleasant water. The camp is small and intimate, consisting of just 11 tented accommodations and suites. This allows guests to delight in a personal and exclusive safari experience in the heart of the African bush, surrounded by unspoilt views and a peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy a range of fun activities such as a visit to the local village on horseback, exciting game drives and observing candid wildlife from one of the lodge’s hides. End the day with a sundowner as the sky fills with burning colours and the plains surrounding the Ngamo Forest Area are bathed in an orange glow.

Rubondo Island Camp

Rubondo Island Camp is the only lodge on Rubondo Island, offering guests an exclusive opportunity to stay within the largest island national park in Africa. Rubondo’s eight luxury chalets are positioned along the shores of Lake Victoria, where guests can admire the sweeping views of the tranquil water and lush surrounding forests from the moment they awaken, until the sun slips away at dusk. Rubondo Island is home to a crucial chimpanzee rehabilitation project which was launched in the 1960s. Guests are able to get involved in this unique project and learn about its history, as well as embark on treks into the vast forests and see the resident chimpanzees for themselves. Rubondo Island is largely covered in pristine greenery, with three-quarters of the island covered in forest. This provides an excellent habitat for the many exotic birds (including egrets, cormorants, pied kingfishers, grey parrots, and African darters) and butterflies who rest within the trees. Guests may also encounter wild elephants on land, or lounging hippos and crocodiles in the lake’s waters. This private and remote camp offers an incredible chance to encounter all kinds of creatures in a peaceful and unspoilt setting.

Arenas del Mar Beachfront and Rainforest Resort

Arenas del Mar Beachfront and Rainforest Resort offers endless adventures right at your fingertips. With two beaches, the rainforest and Manuel Antonio National Park all within a stone throw, this is Costa Rica at it’s best. Located within 11 acres of private rainforest reserve, a range of wildlife can easily be spotted from inside the resort. Just a short walk along Espadilla Beach brings you into Manuel Antonio Town, where you can chat with locals and experience true Costa Rican culture. If you’re searching for a truly unique experience, Arenas del Mar is ideal.

Tabacon Grand Spa

The story of Tabacon Thermal Spa & Resort is one of a nature lover who fell in love with Arenal. Costa Rican born Jaime Mikowski was a trained and board-certified architect who fell in love with a property at the base of the majestic Arenal Volcano, where a stream of hot springs ran through a marsh and grasslands. Tabacon is set on more than 900 acres of lush tropical reserve, home to Costa Rica’s largest network of naturally flowing hot springs.

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