12 Days from $13,700 per person
Soak up the best of Kenya's feels-like-family hospitality and visit gorgeous conservancies known for their epic big cats and rhinos. The wildebeest and zebra of the Great Migration are in the middle of birthing season when thousands of babies are born within a few weeks, aka snack time for predators. White sand beaches await you for the last few days of relaxation, snorkeling and Swahili culture.
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The city of Nairobi offers an enthralling setting for Hemingways Nairobi. Despite being in the capital, guests enjoy views of the iconic Ngong Hills from private balconies. Lush trees and manicured green lawns surround the plantation-style property to create an airy and spacious setting flooded with natural light. Lush gardens dotted with colorful blooms surround the property, among these are lovely fountains that give the hotel grounds a sophisticated feel.
Lewa Wilderness Lodge is situated against the dramatic backdrop of the snow-covered massif of Mount Kenya in the 65,000 acre Lewa Conservancy. The Conservancy has many diverse habitats from pristine forest, fertile grasslands, extensive springs and acacia woodland. Formerly a working cattle ranch it is now the headquarters of one of Kenya's major non-profit wildlife conservancies. With wildlife densities as high as anywhere in Africa, it is possible to see all of Africas Big Five at Lewa.
Ngare translates to ‘by the river’ in the Masai language. Hugging the banks of the Mara, Ngare Serian is tiny and intimate. Access to this camp is by rope bridge, reinforcing the sense of isolation. Ngare Serian is perfect for people who value tranquility and privacy. Each of the four tents are set on hardwood decking above the Mara River with views over the Oloololo Escarpment. In addition to the en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water, flush toilet and shower in each tent, there is a luxurious copper bathtub built into the veranda decking with an incredible view to soak in the sights and sounds from the bush.
A million and a half wildebeest and zebra can’t be wrong, and Serengeti Safari Camp never settles for less. This canvas home-from-home and its indomitable crew are on the move year-in, year-out from one sweet Serengeti site to another, guided by the mass movements of the wildebeest migration and their quest for ever greener grass. Along with it come our highly trained naturalist guides and all the trimmings of a classic safari.
Combining the vibrant spirit of Zanzibar with the highest standards of luxury, Matemwe Retreat's secluded villas are considered the most exclusive choice of accommodation on this exotic island. It consists of three fabulous, separate villas, full of atmosphere, inspiration and personal touches. The ground floor of each villa features a private cocktail bar, an air-conditioned bedroom, a bathroom with double basins, shower, and large romantic bathtub overlooking the Indian Ocean.
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Madagascar is one of the most extraordinary destinations on Earth and will enrich any trip to Africa. A land all its own, it is home to a unique array of animals and plants found nowhere else on the planet. From rainbow-colored chameleons to playful lemurs and curious parrots, this an enchanting place with endless wonders to uncover.
Few places in Africa are as singularly magical as Sarara. Nestled in a remote valley in the breathtaking Mathews Range, it is one of the most beautiful landscapes to explore. This is the heart of Samburu country and the entire staggering 850,000 acres of land in the reserve is under the management of the ancestral tribes. Beyond game viewing, you can enjoy several extraordinarily unique experiences. Visit the Singing Wells for a private glimpse of true Samburu life or meet the playful baby elelphants at the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary where abandoned elephants are raised for reintroduction to the wild. Back in the beautiful camp, soak in the enchanting beauty of the setting or feed oranges to the menagerie of orphaned animals being raised by the managers.
Travel to the heart of Rwanda where mist-draped volcanic rainforests hide families of endangered mountain gorillas. Trekking to see them is often described as magical and transformative. Meeting the eyes of a silverback gorilla and seeing his thoughtful, intelligent gaze looking back at you full of understanding is an awe-inspiring experience. Looking down as a playful little baby romps up to you and tugs at your shoelaces and looks up at you with utter curiosity - your connection with the natural world will never be the same. After a day of trekking, retreat to your stunning lodge, perfectly curated to celebrate the vibrant local culture.