
Where you sleep changes the safari.
Not because of the thread count. Because location decides how far you drive at dawn, and size decides how the place feels at dinner.
Four types, and what each is really for
Star ratings are close to meaningless in the bush. What matters is where a place sits, how many guests it holds, and whether it moves with the season. We book across all four types and mix them within one journey.
PremiumPremium Camps & Lodges12–24 guestsSmall, well positioned, properly staffed. The level where location and guiding stop being a compromise.Explore Premium Camps & Lodges
MobileSeasonal Mobile Camps6–12 guestsCanvas camps that move with the herds. Simpler than a lodge, and often in the best place in the park.Explore Seasonal Mobile Camps
ClassicPermanent Lodges30–100 guestsSolid walls, pools, reliable power and family rooms. Larger, less intimate, and dependable in every season.Explore Permanent Lodges
TentedTented Camps20–40 guestsEn-suite tents, hot water, honest food. Where the budget goes into park time rather than furnishings.Explore Tented CampsThree levels, set by price
Every safari collection is offered at three levels. The vehicle, guide and route stay the same; only the beds change. Each level's page lists the lodges we book at it.
LevelComfortEn-suite tented camps and simple lodges, usually just outside the park gates.See Comfort lodges
LevelMid-rangeGood permanent lodges and tented camps, usually inside or right beside the parks.See Mid-range lodges
LevelPremiumSmall camps of 12–24 guests in the best-placed areas, with senior guides.See Premium lodgesAccommodation follows the route, not the other way round. Settle where you are going first.
