Nestled between the Congo Rainforest and the Kenyan plains, Uganda offers a hilly lush and fertile land. For it’s relatively small size it’s incredibly varied, ranging from snow-capped mountains to savannah plains and the mighty Nile river. The most famous residents of the “pearl of Africa'' are the elusive Mountain Gorillas. Just over a 1000 combined individuals inhabit the mountains of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Virunga range. Besides the Mountain Gorillas, in Uganda you can encounter Chimpanzees, Elephants, Lions, Leopards and so much more.

Uganda

Ethiopia is a country located in the Horn of Africa and is known for its rich culture and history, as well as its natural beauty. Tourism in Ethiopia is growing and there are many attractions that draw visitors to the country. One of the main attractions is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lalibela, which is home to a series of rock-hewn churches that were built in the 12th century. These churches are known for their intricate carvings and are a major draw for religious tourists.
In addition to its religious sites, Ethiopia also has a number of national parks and natural reserves that offer visitors the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, including the rare Ethiopian wolf and the Gelada monkey. The Simien Mountains National Park, for example, is home to a number of rare and endangered species, and offers visitors the chance to go trekking and see breathtaking views of the mountains. Other popular destinations in Ethiopia include the capital city of Addis Ababa, which is known for its bustling markets and vibrant nightlife, as well as the ancient city of Axum, which is home to a number of important historical sites.

Ethiopia

Madagascar is an island situated in the Indian Ocean, lying off the southeastern coast of Africa. The island is surrounded by beautifully warm, crystal blue water and is well known for its incredible flora and fauna. Much of the country's wildlife is found nowhere else on Earth, and as such eco-tourism is one of Madagascar's key attractions. It is also home to unspoiled beaches, breathtaking dive sites and a colorful kaleidoscope of local Malagasy culture and cuisine. &nbsp;

Madagascar

The Republic of the Congo, also known as Congo-Brazzaville, is a vast country located in the western coast of Central Africa . This country is home to the Odzala-Kokoua National Park, one of Africa’s oldest national parks. It lies in the Congo Basin and is considered biological hotspot of global importance as it is the second-largest tropical rainforest in the world, harbouring critically endangered western lowland gorillas, elusive forest elephants and over 440 bird species.&nbsp;

Republic of Congo

Located on the Eastern side of Southern Africa, Mozambique is often considered the continent’s best kept secret. With over 2,500km of unspoilt tropical islands and ruggedly beautiful coastline, this country offers world-class coral reefs, primed for swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving and sunset sailing. It is a place of ‘barefoot luxury’ that offers an off the beaten track feeling that is also steeped in a rich history and tangible culture… away from the crowds! Mozambique is the ideal destination to make up a bush &amp; beach holiday as it is easy to get to from South Africa.

Mozambique

Situated on the southernmost tip of the African continent, and there is very little that this country does not offer. South Africa is a country of mind-blowing natural beauty. Its unique position contributes to unrivalled diversity. From wildlife, to winelands, mountains, whale and a whole lot more - South Africa is made of an abundance of diverse ecosystems and areas, that will fit every travellers needs.

South Africa

Lying on the west coast of Southern Africa, Namibia can easily be considered one of the most contrasting and diverse destinations. This is ’big sky’ country! The landscape is vast and made up of desert terrain, which supports an array of wildlife, and a wild coastline. It’s the perfect destination to independently self-drive and explore, with many wonders and awe-inspiring moments to be expected along the way. From game drives to quad biking on sand dunes, hot air ballooning to horseback riding - adventure and dramatic scenery awaits.

Namibia 

A surprisingly diverse country in the heart of East Africa. This is the home of inspiring culture, exceptional wildlife and scenic landscapes. From the tropical Indian Ocean to booming urban cities, vast savannas and amazing highlands. With famous parks like the Maasai Mara or Amboseli and smaller conservancies all around. But within a few hours majestic mountains or a breathtaking ocean. This country is worth visiting for everyone.

Kenya

Lewa Wilderness is located on the renowned Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in northern Kenya, a private conservancy working as a model and catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat. Covering 62 000 acres the conservancy is home to a wide variety of wildlife including the endangered black rhino, for which it became known as the leading pioneer rhino sanctuary in East Africa.
Since 1922, the Craig/Douglas family ran what was formerly known as Lewa Downs, as a cattle ranch encouraging the large number of resident wildlife to co-exist with the ranch cattle. In 1972, they began hosting visitors – the first private ranch in Kenya to do so. In 1990, David and Delia Craig retired and their son,

Lewa Wilderness

There are six individual hillside cottages, each with a unique layout. These cottages were built to capture the stunning views out over the valley and the sound of the river below where elephant, giraffe, rhino, zebra and more all come to drink. Each cottage has en-suite facilities, a cosy sitting area and fireplace, and a private outdoor verandah where one can enjoy a morning coffee whilst watching the sunrise – as well as a private dinner.

Lewa Thatched Cottage

Inclusions: Accommodation; all meals, soft drinks, beer, spirits, non-premium wine &amp; laundry; game drives &amp; select activities; local airstrip transfers
Lewa Conservancy Fee: $134 per adult per night | $67 per child (5-15yrs) per night

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SADC resident

These are the original rooms built by David and Delia Craig when they started the lodge. They are the cottages closest to the main house and living areas, and each consists of two en-suite bedrooms joined by a comfortable sitting area with a bar and cosy fireplace. The three garden rooms are exceptionally spacious and with recent renovations, bright and sunny, perfect for families and also those who do not wish to be too far from the main areas.

Lewa Family Cottage

Safari Series Camp is located in the in Lolldaiga Hills, a private conservancy in Northern Kenya, which overlooks the slopes of snow-capped Mount Kenya. The canvas camp is situated deep in the bush, overlooking an often-frequented watering hole, and is the perfect place to begin your safari adventure. Guests explore the area with their guides in search of lions, leopards and elephants or leave the wildlife behind and spend time learning from Maasai Elders their lessons on leadership, courage and tradition. The camp is split into two main areas; firstly our large, comfortable mess tent where all our meals are served. Each meal is cooked by the expert team in a charcoal stove and we can cater for all allergies, dislikes or children requests.

The Safari Series

The five canvas tents overlook the wilderness of Lolldaiga Hills and a small watering hole which is frequented by elephants, zebras, buffaloes and more recently, thanks to eagle eyed guests, leopards and hyenas. Each tent comes with a large comfortable bed, solar power for lights and charging devices, space for storing your personal items and an en-suite bathroom, which includes a carved wooden sink, a flushing loo and hot showers. The camp is small (with only five tent) and has the lowest possible environmental impact on the environment - no use of concrete, fully solar, a grey water system and our wonderful staff hired from the communities that border the conservancy.

Safari Series Tents

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Resident rates available

Ekorian's Mugie Camp is a home away from home; situated in the private Mugie Conservancy, the camp is settled in a walled garden. The camp consists of six tents, two of the tents are ‘family’ tents with adjoining annex rooms. All Ekorian's Muggie Camp's tents are on an elevated wooden deck – the ultimate combination of comfort and elegance to complete the natural environment. Built with an eco friendly spirit, using sustainably sourced local materials, the camp naturally blends into the stunning environment.
The heart of the camp is the mess tent, which has a newly renovated indoor dining and seating area with a cosy fireplace.

Ekorian's Mugie Camp

Ekorian's Mugie Camp has six tents. Each of the camp's tents is en-suite with hot running water and flush toilets, and can be turned into a twin or double arrangement. Tent one is very close to the mess tent and has a kids' annex, so it is suitable for families.

Tents

Located a short distance from Nairobi, the Laikipia area is one of Kenya’s best kept secrets. It’s second only to Tsavo in size and hosts high concentrations of the Big 5 and other wildlife species, including half of Kenya’s black rhinos and Kenya’s second largest population of elephants, after Tsavo. Laikipia is a wonderfully successful example of how local communities and private enterprise can conserve wilderness and host a thriving tourism industry. Visitors enjoy privileged access to the cultures and customs of the region’s Mukogodo Maasai, Samburu, Pokot and other peoples

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