Glamping in Africa

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Glamping in Africa

Africa has been touched by cultures from around the world, yet each region remains unique unto itself and extraordinary among other destinations. The continent contains a multitude of ecological gems and wildlife that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. Imagine glamping under the stars near the natural habitat of chimpanzees in Tanzania, the thundering wildebeest herds of Kenya or the pristine beaches of South Africa—not to mention visiting the enchanting Egypt or mystical Morocco.

Ravineside Lodge

limpopo, south africa

Located on the banks of Lake Entabeni, our luxurious bedrooms are linked by thatched walkways to the reception, restaurant, conference room and boma. Lake Entabeni, 1.7 km long, lies between soaring bluffs and peaks, a wonderful place for bird-watching and viewing a rich variety of wildlife.
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$142 / night

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Villas, Tents

Ravineside Lodge

limpopo, south africa

$142 / night

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve

western cape, south africa

Immerse yourself in a landscape where the wildlife and nature leave you truly captivated and transformed. Take a journey to the Western Cape’s Premier Wildlife Destination, more than a Big 5 wilderness reserve, it’s the vastness of the landscape and alluring stillness that makes Sanbo...
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$725 /night

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Luxury Lodges, Tents, Lodges

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve

western cape, south africa

$725 /night

Mount Camdeboo

eastern province, south africa

Privately owned and with a passion for conservation, Mount Camdeboo Private Game Reserve is home to numerous endangered species that have been successfully rehabilitated into the heart of South Africa's malaria-free Great Karoo region. Experience a personalized safari in a region that is steeped ...
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$450 /night

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Lodges, Huts & Cottages, Tents

Mount Camdeboo

eastern province, south africa

$450 /night

Time + Tide King Lewanika

western province, zambia

One of the earliest protected areas in Africa, Liuwa Plain was first protected in the early 1880s by the king of the Lozi people, King Lewanika. The plains are unspoilt and exclusive with rare game and a rich natural heritage. Here, on this broad grass canvas, the annual floodwaters host a pagean...
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$1200 /night

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Tents, Villas

Time + Tide King Lewanika

western province, zambia

$1200 /night