African Safari Accommodation

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Choosing Where to Stay on Safari

Choosing where to sleep is one of the most important parts of planning an African safari.

Accommodation affects not only your budget, but also where you wake up, how much time you spend travelling between wildlife areas, the style of your safari, the level of service you receive and the experiences available around your camp or lodge.

Africa safari accommodation ranges from simple campsites and comfortable budget lodges to permanent tented camps, classic safari lodges, private-concession camps, exclusive-use villas and some of the most sophisticated wilderness properties in the world. The right choice depends on your destination, safari route, travel season, preferred level of comfort and how much of your budget you want to put toward accommodation.

On this page we classify accommodation into Budget, Mid-Range, Luxury and Ultra-Luxury so you can compare properties more easily across Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Uganda and Ethiopia.

Important: these categories are our practical safari-planning classifications, not official hotel star ratings. A property may be classified differently by its country, tourism authority or accommodation provider.

Budget Safari Accommodation

Budget accommodation is designed for travelers who want to spend more of their safari budget on wildlife experiences, longer itineraries or additional destinations rather than high-end accommodation.

Budget does not automatically mean uncomfortable. Depending on the destination, you can find clean private rooms, permanent tented accommodation, basic safari lodges, public campsites and comfortable guesthouses that place you close to the parks.

Budget accommodation is particularly useful for:

• first-time safari travelers
• backpackers and independent travelers
• longer African itineraries
• young travelers
• travelers prioritizing wildlife over luxury facilities
• group and joining safaris
• self-drive safaris in destinations such as South Africa and Namibia
• travelers combining safari with several other destinations

In Kenya, accommodation inside the parks covers public and special campsites, self-catering bandas and privately operated lodges and tented camps, with public campsites the natural choice for budget-conscious travelers.

Examples of budget-style accommodation include:

Tanzania: Seronera Public Campsite in the Serengeti, Simba Public Campsite in Ngorongoro, Tarangire public campsites, Nyani Campsite, Eileen's Trees Inn in Karatu, and Karatu-area guesthouses and lodges.

Kenya: public and special campsites, Mara Explorers Camp, Sekenani-area camps, Voi-area safari accommodation, and basic stays around Tsavo and Amboseli.

Botswana: public campsites, Khwai community campsites, Moremi-area campsites, Chobe-area campsites, and Maun guesthouses and lodges.

Namibia: Sesriem Campsite, Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni camping, plus basic camps and guest farms.

South Africa: Kruger National Park campsites at Lower Sabie, Satara and Crocodile Bridge, public rest camps and self-catering units. Kruger covers a wide range, from campsites and self-catering accommodation to bush camps and more developed rest camps.

Zambia: community camps, basic safari camps, Track and Trail River Camp, Croc Valley Camp and Wildlife Camp.

Zimbabwe: Hwange National Park campsites, Hwange Main Camp, Sinamatella, Robins Camp, Victoria Falls guesthouses and budget hotels.

Rwanda: budget guesthouses around Volcanoes National Park, Five Volcanoes-area accommodation, community-oriented lodges, and basic stays around Nyungwe and Akagera.

Uganda: Buhoma Community Rest Camp, Rushaga-area camps, community lodges, and basic accommodation around Queen Elizabeth, Kibale and Murchison Falls.

Ethiopia: community guesthouses, mountain trekking camps, basic stays around Bale and Simien, and local lodges around national parks.

Mid-Range Safari Accommodation

Mid-range accommodation is often the best balance between comfort, location and safari cost.

Most properties in this category provide private en-suite rooms or tents, proper beds, restaurant or dining facilities, hot showers, electricity and comfortable common areas. Many permanent tented camps also provide verandas or private decks while maintaining the feeling of being in the wilderness.

Mid-range accommodation works particularly well for travelers who want a comfortable safari without paying premium luxury-lodge rates.

What to expect from a mid-range safari lodge or camp

Depending on the property, you may find:

Guided game drives and good access to national parks and reserves round out the category.

Examples include:

Tanzania: Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge, a permanent lodge-style property inside the Serengeti; Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge, a permanent tented property with a more intimate atmosphere than a conventional hotel; Serengeti Kati Kati Tented Camp, a mobile-style camp for travelers who prefer a traditional canvas-camp experience; Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, positioned on the crater rim for early access to the crater; Ngorongoro Farm House, a popular Karatu-area option; and Tarangire Sopa Lodge, a larger property close to Tarangire.

Kenya: Mara Serena Safari Lodge and Keekorok Lodge in the Maasai Mara ecosystem, Sarova Mara Game Camp for comfort without moving into the highest luxury category, Kibo Safari Camp in Amboseli with views toward Mount Kilimanjaro in suitable conditions, and Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge.

Botswana: mid-range options are more limited in the core Okavango Delta than in East Africa because the destination operates heavily around remote, fly-in and concession-based camps. Examples include Moremi Crossing, Camp Okavango, Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge, Muchenje Safari Lodge, Thamo Telele and Savuti Safari Lodge. The country's accommodation market covers game lodges and tented camps alongside hotels, guesthouses and self-catering properties.

Namibia: Etosha Safari Lodge, Mokuti Etosha Lodge, Gondwana Etosha Safari Lodge, Sossusvlei Lodge, Desert Quiver Camp, Twyfelfontein Country Lodge and The Elegant Farmstead. Namibia suits travelers who want to combine lodges with self-drive accommodation and campsites.

South Africa: Skukuza Safari Lodge, Lower Sabie, Satara, Addo Main Camp, Mountain Zebra Rest Camp and selected private lodges around Kruger. The Kruger accommodation spectrum is unusually broad: Lower Sabie combines several accommodation types, while Skukuza Safari Lodge provides a more conventional full-service lodge experience.

Zambia: Mfuwe Lodge, Kafunta River Lodge, Thornicroft Lodge, Msandile River Lodge and Flatdogs Camp.

Zimbabwe: Hwange Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Ilala Lodge, Bayete Guest Lodge and A'Zambezi River Lodge.

Rwanda: Five Volcanoes Boutique Hotel, Tiloreza Volcanoes Ecolodge, Ruzizi Tented Lodge, Mantis Akagera Game Lodge and Nyungwe-area lodges.

Uganda: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge, Engagi Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Mweya Safari Lodge, Murchison River Lodge and Nile Safari Lodge.

Ethiopia: Simien Lodge, Bale Mountain Lodge, Walia Ibex Lodge, selected Addis Ababa hotels and community mountain lodges.

Luxury Safari Accommodation

Luxury accommodation is about more than having a better room.

At this level, location, privacy, guiding, food, service, design and the relationship between the property and its surrounding wilderness become increasingly important.

Luxury safari camps frequently use spacious permanent tents or suites with private decks, high-quality bathrooms, outdoor showers, fireplaces, pools, spa facilities or private dining areas. Some are located inside national parks, while others operate in private reserves or concessions where the safari experience can differ significantly from a conventional national-park safari.

Luxury safari accommodation may include:

Luxury Accommodation in Tanzania

Tanzania has one of Africa's deepest luxury safari accommodation markets.

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti sits in the Central Serengeti and combines a full-service luxury lodge with a traditional safari setting. The property has rooms, suites and villas, a spa and pool, and offers specialist photographic safaris and hot-air balloon experiences as additional activities. Children aged two and above are welcomed.

Namiri Plains is a remote luxury camp in Central Serengeti, particularly associated with the area's strong cheetah habitat and open-plains setting. Its spacious tented suites are designed around views of the Serengeti.

&Beyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge is a high-end property on the Ngorongoro Crater rim, particularly suited to travelers looking for dramatic scenery and immediate access to one of Tanzania's most distinctive wildlife areas.

Lemala Nanyukie is a luxury tented camp in the Serengeti designed around spacious permanent tented suites and a strong wilderness setting, while Melia Serengeti Lodge is a contemporary lodge combining modern hotel-style facilities with a Serengeti setting.

Luxury Accommodation in Kenya

Kenya's luxury accommodation ranges from classic safari lodges to highly private tented camps in conservancies and the Maasai Mara ecosystem.

Angama Mara is positioned on the Oloololo Escarpment overlooking the Maasai Mara. The property has two camps of 15 tented suites each, with suites exceeding 100 square metres and extensive glass frontage toward the Mara. 2026 rates start at US$1,850 per person per night in the standard season and rise to US$2,750 during peak periods.

Angama Safari Camp is a much smaller, light-footprint camp inside the Mara Triangle, with only four en-suite tents accommodating up to eight guests. Its design makes it particularly attractive to travelers wanting an intimate tented safari rather than a large lodge. Angama Amboseli is an intimate property within Kimana Sanctuary, with ten guest suites and views toward Mount Kilimanjaro.

Other luxury examples include Sanctuary Olonana, Mara Bushtops, Sala's Camp, Elewana Sand River Masai Mara, Tortilis Camp Amboseli, Saruni Mara and Segera Retreat.

Luxury Accommodation in Botswana

Botswana's luxury market is particularly strong in the Okavango Delta, Moremi and private concessions.

&Beyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp operates on an exclusive 25,000-hectare wildlife concession bordering Moremi Game Reserve. Its nine tented suites are raised above the ground and designed around the Okavango's woodland and seasonal floodplain environment. Activities include day and night safaris, mokoro excursions and boating where conditions permit.

&Beyond Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge is another high-end Okavango property, with suites designed around the surrounding wetland ecosystem and a 2026 published rate starting at US$1,850 per person per night.

Camp Okavango is located on Nxaragha Island in the heart of the Okavango Delta and focuses on a water-based wilderness experience, with raised en-suite tents, private viewing decks and activities centered around the Delta's waterways.

Other luxury properties include Kanana Camp, Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp, Chobe Chilwero, Khwai River Lodge, Jao Camp, Eagle Island Camp and Savuti Bush Camp.

Luxury Accommodation in Namibia

Namibia's luxury market is different from the classic East African tented-camp model. Much of the appeal comes from architecture, desert landscapes, privacy and the remoteness of the setting.

Examples include &Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge, Little Kulala, Kulala Desert Lodge, Damaraland Camp, Doro Nawas, Mowani Mountain Camp, Onguma The Fort and Wolwedans Dunes Lodge. Wolwedans operates across approximately 220,000 hectares of NamibRand Nature Reserve, with several camps and lodges ranging from intimate desert properties to accommodation designed for families and groups.

Luxury Accommodation in South Africa

South Africa offers one of the broadest accommodation ranges in Africa, from public national-park camps to some of the continent's most sophisticated private reserves.

Inside Kruger National Park, top-end stays include Hamiltons Tented Camp, Imbali Safari Lodge, Jock Safari Lodge, Lion Sands, Lukimbi, Shishangeni, Singita Lebombo and Singita Sweni.

Other important luxury safari properties include Sabi Sabi, MalaMala, Londolozi, Royal Malewane, &Beyond Ngala, Lion Sands, Jock Safari Lodge, Imbali Safari Lodge and Lukimbi Safari Lodge.

The advantage of South Africa is that travelers can combine safari with Cape Town, the Winelands, the Garden Route or the coast without needing to maintain the same accommodation category throughout the entire journey.

Luxury Accommodation in Zambia and Zimbabwe

Zambia is especially strong for travelers who value wilderness, walking and smaller camps, and South Luangwa is particularly well known for combining luxury camps with walking-safari experiences. Luxury options include Time + Tide Chinzombo, Time + Tide Luwi, Puku Ridge, Sungani Lodge, Kaingo Camp, Lion Camp, Lolebezi, Chongwe House and Chongwe Suites.

Zimbabwe's luxury safari accommodation is concentrated around Hwange, Mana Pools and Victoria Falls: Somalisa Camp, The Elephant Camp, Stanley and Livingstone Boutique Hotel, Victoria Falls Safari Club, Pioneers Camp, Khulu Ivory, Zambezi Sands River Camp and Mana Pools safari camps. The country's strongest luxury advantage is often the combination of excellent guiding, lower visitor density in selected wilderness areas and access to destinations such as Mana Pools and Victoria Falls.

Luxury Accommodation in Rwanda

Rwanda's luxury accommodation is particularly concentrated around gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park and forest experiences in Nyungwe.

Examples include Bisate Lodge, Virunga Lodge, Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge, Amakoro Songa Lodge, Magashi Akagera, One&Only Nyungwe House and Singita Kwitonda Lodge. Gorilla trekking is the main driver of demand in the Volcanoes area.

Luxury Accommodation in Uganda and Ethiopia

Uganda combines luxury safari lodges with specialist primate and gorilla accommodation: Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge, Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge, Kyambura Lodge, Baker's Lodge, Apoka Safari Lodge and Lemala Wildwaters Lodge.

Ethiopia should not be forced into the same accommodation model as Botswana or Tanzania. The country's strongest luxury experiences are often boutique lodges and distinctive mountain properties rather than large concentrations of ultra-luxury safari camps: Limalimo Lodge, Bale Mountain Lodge, premium mountain lodges around Simien, and selected boutique properties around Addis Ababa.

Accommodation by Safari Destination

Every country runs its own mix of campsites, lodges, tented camps and private concessions. The lists below group the most used properties by budget tier so you can compare like with like. Country-by-country detail sits in the full accommodation guides for Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Uganda.

Tanzania

• Budget: public campsites, Simba Campsite, Seronera campsites, Karatu guesthouses
• Mid-Range: Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge, Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge, Kati Kati Tented Camp, Ngorongoro Farm House, Tarangire Sopa Lodge
• Luxury: Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, Namiri Plains, Lemala Nanyukie, Melia Serengeti, &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas, The Highlands, Entamanu Ngorongoro
• Ultra-Luxury: Singita Sasakwa, Singita Sabora, Singita Faru Faru, Singita Serengeti House, Singita Milele, &Beyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, Mwiba Lodge

Kenya

• Budget: public campsites, special campsites, Mara Explorers Camp, basic safari camps
• Mid-Range: Mara Serena, Keekorok Lodge, Sarova Mara, Kibo Safari Camp, Amboseli Serena
• Luxury: Mara Bushtops, Sala's Camp, Sand River Masai Mara, Tortilis Camp, Sanctuary Olonana
• Ultra-Luxury: Angama Mara, Angama Safari Camp, Angama Amboseli, Mara Plains, Segera Retreat, selected private-conservancy villas

Botswana

• Budget: public campsites, community campsites, Maun accommodation
• Mid-Range: Moremi Crossing, Camp Okavango, Muchenje Safari Lodge, Ghoha Hills
• Luxury: Nxabega, Sandibe, Kanana, Xaranna, Chobe Chilwero, Khwai River Lodge
• Ultra-Luxury: Mombo, Duba Plains, Zarafa, Xigera, Abu Camp, Jao, Vumbura Plains

Namibia

• Budget: Sesriem Campsite, Etosha campsites, Okaukuejo camping, Halali, Namutoni
• Mid-Range: Etosha Safari Lodge, Mokuti Etosha Lodge, Gondwana Etosha Safari Lodge, Desert Quiver Camp, Twyfelfontein Country Lodge
• Luxury: Sossusvlei Lodge, Damaraland Camp, Doro Nawas, Mowani, Onguma Tented Camp
• Ultra-Luxury: Sossusvlei Desert Lodge, Little Kulala, Wolwedans Boulders Camp, Serra Cafema, Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, Onguma The Fort

South Africa

• Budget: national park campsites, Kruger rest camps, self-catering units
• Mid-Range: Skukuza Safari Lodge, Lower Sabie, Satara, Addo Main Camp, Mountain Zebra Rest Camp
• Luxury: Jock Safari Lodge, Imbali, Lukimbi, Hamiltons, Lion Sands, Shishangeni
• Ultra-Luxury: Singita Lebombo, Singita Sweni, Royal Malewane, Londolozi, Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge, MalaMala Rattray's Camp, &Beyond Ngala

Zambia

• Budget: community camps, Croc Valley Camp, Wildlife Camp
• Mid-Range: Mfuwe Lodge, Kafunta River Lodge, Flatdogs Camp, Thornicroft Lodge
• Luxury: Chinzombo, Luwi, Puku Ridge, Sungani, Kaingo
• Ultra-Luxury: Lolebezi, Chongwe House, Chongwe Suites, Chichele Presidential, exclusive-use wilderness camps

Zimbabwe

• Budget: Hwange campsites, Main Camp, Sinamatella, Robins Camp, Victoria Falls guesthouses
• Mid-Range: Hwange Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Ilala Lodge, Bayete Guest Lodge
• Luxury: The Victoria Falls Hotel, Victoria Falls Safari Club, Stanley and Livingstone, The Elephant Camp
• Ultra-Luxury: Somalisa Camp, Somalisa Acacia, Mana Pools private camps, Zambezi Sands, selected exclusive-use wilderness properties

Rwanda

• Budget: local guesthouses, community lodges, basic Volcanoes accommodation
• Mid-Range: Five Volcanoes, Tiloreza, Ruzizi Tented Lodge, Mantis Akagera
• Luxury: Virunga Lodge, Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge, Amakoro Songa, Magashi, One&Only Nyungwe House
• Ultra-Luxury: Singita Kwitonda, Kataza House, Bisate Reserve

Uganda

• Budget: Buhoma Community Rest Camp, Rushaga camps, basic park accommodation
• Mid-Range: Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge, Engagi Lodge, Buhoma Lodge, Mweya Safari Lodge, Murchison River Lodge
• Luxury: Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge, Kyambura Lodge, Baker's Lodge, Apoka Safari Lodge
• Ultra-Luxury: selected exclusive gorilla lodges, Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge, Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, selected private-use safari properties

Ethiopia

• Budget: community guesthouses, trekking camps, basic mountain accommodation
• Mid-Range: Simien Lodge, Bale Mountain Lodge, Walia Ibex Lodge
• Luxury: Limalimo Lodge, Bale Mountain Lodge, selected boutique lodges
• Ultra-Luxury: Ethiopia has a much smaller ultra-luxury safari accommodation market than Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana or South Africa. Rather than placing properties into this category artificially, select the strongest available boutique or luxury property for each route.

How Accommodation Changes Your Safari

The accommodation you choose can influence much more than where you sleep.

Location

A lodge inside or immediately beside a wildlife area can reduce transfer time and give you more time for morning and afternoon game drives.

Park access

Some properties are positioned inside national parks, while others are outside park boundaries. This can affect how quickly you reach wildlife areas each morning.

Private concessions

Private-concession camps can offer experiences that are not available in many national parks, depending on local regulations. These may include night drives, walking, off-road driving, fewer vehicles and more flexible wildlife viewing. The rules vary by destination, reserve and concession.

Season

Accommodation prices can change substantially between low, shoulder and peak seasons. The same property may have very different rates during the green season, the dry season, Great Migration periods, Christmas and New Year, school holidays and peak wildlife months. Standard and peak rates are usually published separately, so the same suite can differ considerably from one month to the next.

Accommodation for Different Types of Travelers

Couples

Look for private decks, bush dinners, plunge pools, smaller camps, romantic settings and private activities. Recommended: Luxury or Ultra-Luxury.

Honeymooners

Consider private villas, tented suites, plunge pools, private game drives, bush breakfasts, sundowners and a beach finish. Recommended: Luxury or Ultra-Luxury. Honeymoon safaris →

Families

Prioritize family rooms, interconnecting rooms, clear child policies, private vehicles, swimming pools, shorter transfer times and child-friendly activities. Not every luxury safari camp accepts young children, and policies vary considerably between properties: some welcome children of all ages but apply specific accommodation and private-vehicle conditions to younger children. Family safaris →

Photographers

Prioritize private vehicles, large vehicles with photographic space, specialist guides, low-density areas, hides, long wildlife-viewing periods and good positioning for sunrise and sunset. Photographic safaris →

Solo Travelers

Look carefully at single supplements, shared departures, small camps, scheduled safari departures and single-friendly rates. Some luxury properties publish specific single-traveler policies rather than simply charging a standard double occupancy rate.

Multigenerational Groups

Consider exclusive-use villas, family suites, private camps, private vehicles, shorter transfers and properties with varied activities. Group safaris →

Budget vs Mid-Range vs Luxury vs Ultra-Luxury

How We Choose Accommodation for a Safari

Accommodation should not be selected simply because it has the highest rating or the most expensive room.

1. Your safari route

A beautiful lodge in the wrong location can waste valuable safari time. We place every night against the driving or flying time between wildlife areas first.

2. Your budget

We can combine accommodation categories within one itinerary rather than keeping every night at the same level. For example:

Budget and Mid-Range Safari: 3 nights Mid-Range, 2 nights Budget, 2 nights Zanzibar Mid-Range.

Luxury Safari: 2 nights Mid-Range, 3 nights Luxury Serengeti, 2 nights Luxury Ngorongoro, 4 nights Luxury Zanzibar.

Ultra-Luxury Safari: 3 nights private-concession camp, 3 nights exclusive-use property, plus a private Zanzibar villa.

3. Your travel style

We match accommodation to whether you want wildlife, privacy, photography, romance, family facilities, walking, adventure, beach relaxation, cultural experiences or maximum comfort.

4. Your season

Accommodation should make sense for the wildlife movement and weather conditions during your travel dates, not only for the room itself.

5. Transfer time

A slightly less expensive property in a better location can sometimes create a better safari than a more expensive property requiring long daily transfers.

Can You Mix Accommodation Categories?

Yes. In fact, mixing accommodation levels is often one of the best ways to build a safari.

A traveler might choose Budget → Mid-Range → Luxury to experience different styles without paying the luxury rate every night.

A honeymooner might choose Mid-Range → Luxury → Ultra-Luxury, with the final nights reserved for a private villa or exclusive lodge.

A family might choose Mid-Range → Luxury to balance value and comfort, while a photographer might prioritize Luxury → Luxury → private exclusive camp, because location and vehicle access matter more than having luxury facilities every night.

Popular Accommodation Combinations

Classic Northern Circuit

Tanzania: Arusha → Tarangire → Ngorongoro → Serengeti. Choose Mid-Range accommodation throughout, or upgrade the Serengeti section to Luxury.

Northern Circuit in Luxury

Tanzania: Arusha → Tarangire → Ngorongoro → Serengeti. Use Luxury lodges and tented camps, with an Ultra-Luxury property for the Serengeti.

Safari and Zanzibar

Serengeti → Ngorongoro → Zanzibar. Combine Luxury safari accommodation with a luxury beachfront resort or private island. Safari and Zanzibar →

Amboseli and Maasai Mara

Kenya: Nairobi → Amboseli → Maasai Mara. Use Mid-Range accommodation for value, or Luxury and Ultra-Luxury camps for a more exclusive safari.

Delta, Moremi and Chobe

Botswana: Maun → Okavango Delta → Moremi and Khwai → Chobe. A fly-in Luxury or Ultra-Luxury camp circuit is particularly suited to travelers who want to experience Botswana's remote wilderness.

Desert and Etosha Circuit

Namibia: Windhoek → Sossusvlei → Swakopmund → Damaraland → Etosha. Combine Mid-Range lodges with selected Luxury desert properties.

Cape Town and Greater Kruger

South Africa: Cape Town → Winelands → Greater Kruger. Use boutique luxury accommodation in Cape Town and a Luxury or Ultra-Luxury private reserve lodge for safari.

Kigali and Volcanoes

Rwanda: Kigali → Volcanoes National Park. Combine a Mid-Range or Luxury property with a high-end gorilla lodge if the budget allows.

Where to Stay by Destination

The three most requested country accommodation guides, each covering all four budget tiers from public campsites to exclusive-use properties.

More destination accommodation guides

Three further country guides complete the set, and the remaining markets are covered in the destination section above.

Find the Right Accommodation for Your African Safari

There is no single best safari accommodation in Africa.

The best property is the one that fits your destination, route, budget, travel dates and reason for travelling.

A Budget campsite can be the right choice for an adventurous traveler who wants to spend more days in the wilderness. A Mid-Range tented camp can provide an excellent balance of comfort and value. A Luxury lodge can make a honeymoon or family safari significantly more comfortable. An Ultra-Luxury private camp can transform the entire trip into a highly personalized wilderness experience.

We can combine different accommodation levels across one itinerary, select properties according to the wildlife season and choose accommodation that makes sense geographically rather than simply selecting the most expensive option. Request a proposal with your dates and preferred level.

Explore African Safari Accommodation by Destination

• Tanzania Safari Accommodation
• Kenya Safari Accommodation
• Botswana Safari Accommodation
• Namibia Safari Accommodation
• South Africa Safari Accommodation
• Uganda Safari Accommodation
• Rwanda Gorilla Lodge Areas
• Ethiopia Safari Accommodation
• Zanzibar Beach Accommodation
• Zambia and Zimbabwe Walking Safari Camps

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• Luxury African Safaris
• Family Safari Accommodation
• Honeymoon Safari Accommodation
• Photographic Safari Accommodation
• Private Safari Accommodation
• Exclusive-Use Safari Villas and Tailor-Made Stays
• Group Safari Accommodation
• Great Migration Safari Accommodation
• Gorilla Safari Accommodation
• Safari and Zanzibar Accommodation