Adventure ToursEast Africa’s safari experience is not only about the wildlife. Where you stay shapes your journey as much as the game drives and treks. From luxury lodges overlooking the savannah to eco-friendly camps deep in the wilderness, the region offers stays that combine comfort with adventure.
A safari lodge should be more than a place to sleep. It should be part of the experience itself.
Jonathan Scott
Singita Sasakwa Lodge, Tanzania
Set in the Grumeti Reserve, this lodge brings old-world elegance to the Serengeti. With sweeping views of the plains, private infinity pools, and exclusive game drives, it offers privacy and luxury in equal measure.
Governors’ Camp, Kenya
Located in the Maasai Mara, Governors’ is one of Kenya’s classic safari camps. Permanent tents along the Mara River combine comfort with an authentic bush feel. It is also a prime location for witnessing the Great Migration.
Bwindi Lodge, Uganda
Overlooking the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, this eco-lodge is ideal for gorilla trekking. Stone and timber bandas blend with the rainforest, while proceeds support community development and conservation.
Mihingo Lodge, Uganda
Perched on a kopje near Lake Mburo National Park, Mihingo offers tented rooms with panoramic views. Its infinity pool, horseback safaris, and quiet setting make it a standout retreat.
One&Only Nyungwe House, Rwanda
Set on a working tea plantation next to Nyungwe Forest, this lodge offers luxury with a conservation touch. Guests explore chimpanzee treks, canopy walks, and cultural encounters in a unique rainforest setting.
Angama Mara, Kenya
Sitting high on the Oloololo Escarpment, Angama Mara overlooks the Maasai Mara plains. The design is modern, the views dramatic, and the service deeply personal. Its setting inspired scenes in the film “Out of Africa.”
Chem Chem Lodge, Tanzania
Located between Tarangire and Lake Manyara, Chem Chem combines luxury with conservation. Its slow safari philosophy allows guests to connect with wildlife and landscapes without rush.
