Curated Luxury Lodges

Established in 1976, set around a waterhole teeming with wildlife, offering an intimate and romantic experience with an adventurous river crossing by boat to reach the camp. Boasts a high repeat-guest rate and is regularly listed in Conde Nast Traveller’s 'Gold List.' Guests can enjoy time with the world-famous Marsh Lion celebrities and unique hot air balloon safaris over the Masai Mara. Provides huge benefits to the Masai community through initiatives like biogas plants and school funding. Hosted by top international hotelier George Murray, the camp features 17 luxury tents, ideal for watching wildlife, especially herds of elephants, and birdlife, with game drives and cultural tours enhancing the experience.

Located in the Mathews Forest within the Ngilai Conservancy, guided by Ndorobo Samburu warrior guides who reveal the ancient forest’s hidden secrets. Offers close animal encounters on foot, including sightings of the elusive De Brazza monkey, and visits to Samburu herdsmen’s singing wells. Described as a BBC’s biological bonanza, this small, intimate, family-friendly camp has only six tents, perfect for exploring Kenya’s equatorial region. Activities include visits to an elephant sanctuary, guided forest walks, and cultural experiences with the Samburu people. The camp provides a rustic yet comfortable experience, focusing on active, old-fashioned safaris with minimal environmental impact and strong community ties.

Located in the heart of the Masai Mara under towering trees, offering the ultimate unpretentious safari luxury. Features game drives with highly experienced guides, thrilling walks, and unique hot air balloon safaris over forests and plains. Guests can meet the Marsh Pride of lions on their doorstep. The camp was the first to build a biogas plant in a Masai Manyatta, supporting sustainability. Hosted by acclaimed safari professional Patrick Reynolds, it offers king-sized beds made from ancient olive wood and ball-and-claw baths, creating a soul-touching experience. With only 10 spacious tents, it ensures privacy and exclusivity, ideal for honeymooners, with activities like cultural visits and sundowners enhancing the safari experience.

Award-winning camp situated in the 7608-acre private Olderkesi Conservancy, bordering the Masai Mara, the 7th Natural Wonder of the World. Boasts the most Gold Safari Guides in Kenya, run by a multi-generational family as a Global Ecosphere Retreat. Features a community partnership with local landowners, ensuring privacy and an authentic Masai experience. Offers luxurious 1920s-style and modern accommodation, including five double tents, four family tents, two honeymoon tents, and a private Bush Villa with a 25m pool. Activities include day and night game drives, guided bush walks, cultural visits, Masai warrior school, river swimming, and fishing, all with a low-impact, high-value approach to sustainable ecotourism that funds conservation and community projects like healthcare and education.

Established in 1972 as the world's first permanent luxury safari camp, located on prime wildlife real estate in the Masai Mara, voted the 'World’s Best Wildlife and Wilderness Experience.' Offers game drives and walks with highly skilled guides, opportunities to enjoy time with the Marsh Pride of lions, and unique hot air balloon safaris over the Masai Mara. Maintains an unmatched relationship with the Masai community, encouraging a return to the simple rhythms of nature. Features stunning tents with wonderful al fresco dining and legendary Kenyan hospitality. Set along the Mara River, it provides access to the Great Migration and year-round game viewing, with conservation projects supporting local communities through initiatives like healthcare and education.

Located in the 62,000-acre Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, offering the best family safari experience in Kenya with an exclusive open-cockpit Waco biplane for scenic flights. Features canopy walks and waterfalls in the nearby Ngare Ndare Forest, guided bush walks, and the chance to meet Dave, the resident giraffe. Completely solar-powered, it supports ethical conservation projects, community development, and education. Offers shared game drives with dedicated guides, horseback and camel riding, and delicious homegrown farmhouse meals. The lodge includes nine unique cottages, with six Hill Rooms and three Garden Rooms, ideal for families, with activities like Maasai bushcraft, crab fishing, and visits to archaeological sites, all set against views of Mount Kenya.

Set on the shores of Lake Malawi within the Lake Malawi National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring eco-architecture and a state-of-the-art Stargazer for unparalleled night sky views. Includes a handmade dhow for sailing and is easily accessible by road or air. Offers a variety of water-based activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, fishing, and scuba diving, and is family-friendly with a private beach. Open from Easter to New Year, it features 10 individually designed villas nestled into the hillside, with private decks and lake views. Managed by Robin Pope Safaris, Pumulani provides a serene retreat with opportunities for birdwatching, village tours, and hiking, blending luxury with the natural beauty of Africa’s third-largest lake.

Secluded luxury property with first-class facilities, situated in one of Malawi's only Big 5 game reserves, offering an incredible diversity of wildlife. Features an excellent guest/guide ratio of 4:1, is solar-powered with a backup generator, and includes an eco-friendly 'Evening Breeze' cooling system. Family-friendly, it offers game drives, walking safaris, seasonal boating safaris, and conservation and cultural tours. Boasts organic architecture, accessible by road and air, with eight spacious chalets featuring private decks overlooking the Shire River. Managed by Robin Pope Safaris, the lodge supports conservation efforts in the 70,000-hectare Majete Wildlife Reserve, with activities like tracking black rhinos and visiting local villages, providing a blend of luxury and authentic safari experiences.

Offers a singularly outstanding experience with exclusive access to Livingstone Island and Victoria Falls on its doorstep. Features trendsetting Afro-fusion design, truly exotic meal locations, and a 24/7 personal attendant for each guest. Known for romance, its kitchen team is trained by Michelin-star chefs, delivering exceptional cuisine. Committed to quality education and conservation, it supports local communities through initiatives like the Tongabezi Trust School and sustainable farming. Located 12km upstream from Victoria Falls, it features five river cottages, four houses, and three family houses, blending luxury with nature. Activities include game drives in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, river cruises, fishing, and adrenaline-filled options like bungee jumping and microlighting, all tailored for a personalized experience.

Located within South Luangwa National Park, Tena Tena is one of only two properties in the game-rich Nsefu Sector, offering amazing lagoons that enhance game viewing. This small and intimate camp, with a maximum of 12 guests, provides great flexibility and a choice of activities, including day and night game drives, walking safaris, and cultural tours. Boasting a brilliant guest/guide ratio of 4:1, it delivers superlative game viewing, famed for leopard and elephant sightings. Fully solar-powered, the camp features six stylish tents with open-air en-suite bathrooms, shaded by mahogany trees, offering private views of the Luangwa River. Run by Robin Pope Safaris, it provides a rustic yet luxurious experience with exceptional guiding, ideal for those seeking an authentic and secluded safari. Activities also include visits to Kawaza Village and Tribal Textiles for cultural immersion and souvenirs.

Provides a singularly outstanding experience with exclusive access to Livingstone Island and Victoria Falls nearby. Features trendsetting Afro-fusion design and exotic meal locations, with a 24/7 personal attendant for each guest. Emphasizes romance, with a kitchen team trained by Michelin-star chefs and a commitment to quality education and conservation through community initiatives. Located on a private island in the Zambezi River, 12km upstream from Victoria Falls, it offers five open-fronted thatched chalets with stunning river views, fully solar-powered and listed among Africa’s top 10 eco-lodges by Fodor’s. Activities include sunrise and sunset cruises on the world’s first electric dhow, game drives, fishing, and cultural tours, providing an intimate, wildlife-rich retreat with a focus on sustainability.

Owner-run and managed on a private national park island in Matusadona National Park, offering tracking specialists, small and very personalized service, and the greatest number of activities. Provides quality hospitality and cuisine, personalized guiding, Big Five game country, luxury accommodation, and visits to dinosaur fossil sites. Features six tented chalets with en-suite facilities, set on Lake Kariba’s shore, with activities like game drives, walking safaris, boat trips, fishing, and cultural tours, run by Steve and Wendy Edwards for an intimate and sustainable safari experience.

Situated on a 55,000-hectare private concession along the Zambezi River, just 40km from Victoria Falls, offering a blend of safari and waterfall experiences. Features nine riverfront suites, including two family suites, and a private four-bedroom villa, all with private pools and views of the Zambezi. Provides game drives, walking safaris, river cruises, fishing, and guided Victoria Falls tours, with a focus on conservation and community empowerment through eco-friendly design and partnerships. Known for luxurious interiors, fine dining, and seamless access to the world’s largest waterfall, it delivers a personalized and sustainable safari experience.

Located in Mana Pools, Africa's finest walking destination, carrying the legacy of safari icon John Stevens with 30 years of adventure and hospitality. Offers an authentic safari experience, owner-run and managed, with an effortless and uncomplicated style, legendary guiding, and activities like Big 4 game viewing, land-based fishing, and divine dining from an extraordinary bush kitchen. Features six classic Meru-style tents with en-suite bathrooms, set along the Zambezi River floodplain, with walking safaris, canoeing, and game drives, emphasizing intimate wildlife encounters and expert guiding.

Situated on an ancient granite outcrop in a historically and spiritually significant site within the UNESCO World Heritage Matobo National Park, known for the highest concentrations of rock art in the world. Offers superb mountain biking terrain, warm family hospitality, and the opportunity to track black and white rhinos on foot. Provides easy access to Cecil John Rhodes' grave and culturally diverse experiences, including visits to a Ndebele village. Features seven thatched A-frame chalets with en-suite bathrooms, blending into the boulder-strewn landscape, with activities like game drives, historical tours, and hiking, all supported by a family-run ethos and sustainable practices.

Offers a unique blend of land, lake, beach, and bush in a secluded location within the remote Matusadona National Park, featuring exquisite food and the magnificent Lake Kariba. Provides luxurious and spacious tents, warm, friendly, and enthusiastic staff, experienced guides, incredible attention to detail, and tailor-made experiences. Family-owned and run, it features eight tented suites under thatch, with private decks overlooking the lake, offering activities like game drives, walking safaris, fishing, and boat cruises, with a focus on personalized service and eco-conscious operations.

Located in Zimbabwe's largest game reserve, Hwange National Park, with knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides, family-owned and run, offering unlimited activities per day and fantastic hospitality. Features an underground hide with a wine cellar, night game drives, two exclusive-use camp options, and a sleep-out at The Dove's Nest treehouse, with luxurious en-suite safari tents. Offers 10 tented suites with private verandas, activities like game drives, walking safaris, and birdwatching, and a community-focused approach with eco-friendly practices and exceptional wildlife sightings.

Features unforgettable sunsets across Fischer’s Pan and a viewing deck at an active waterhole, with a dramatic North-African design. Includes 12 Bush suites and 1 Sultan Suite, in and outside showers in Bush suites, a rim-flow swimming pool, free WiFi in main areas, and a private landing strip. Borders Etosha National Park, rich in wildlife, with game drives in the 84,000-acre Onguma Private Reserve and Etosha, offering sightings of the Big Four and abundant birdlife. Suites feature en-suite bathrooms and private decks, with exceptional dining by the lantern-lit pool, making it a unique safari experience.

One of the remotest, most unspoiled corners of the globe, with a deep respect for nature, being 100% solar-powered and featuring chic nature-inspired design. Offers authentic encounters with the local Himba tribe, exclusivity for a maximum of 14 guests with 4 pilots/guides/staff, and a guest-oriented philosophy. Guests can cross the Kunene River in a flat cruising boat, explore mysterious fairy circles and magical mountains, and enjoy a fly-in 6-day experience. Located in Hartmann’s Valley, it has five luxurious tents and a family suite, with activities like game drives, river cruises, and Himba cultural tours, offering panoramic views of the Kunene River and Skeleton Coast.

Supports conscious, responsible tourism with excellent quality, cultural diversity, and a passionate landscape. Emphasizes sustainable commerce, community development, and visionary conservation with e-bikes for exploring the area. Socially responsible and ecosphere trendsetting, offering a life-changing experience. Located in the heart of the 200,000-hectare NamibRand Nature Reserve, south of Sossusvlei, Dune Camp features dome-shaped tents on a 250-meter-high dune with en-suite bathrooms and verandas, while Boulders Camp offers isolation with four exclusive en-suite cabins. Activities include hot-air balloon rides, nature drives, walking trails, hiking, and scenic flights over the Diamond Coast and Sossusvlei, all designed to preserve the pristine desert environment and support local communities through the Wolwedans Foundation and Desert Academy.