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Glamping in Tanzania
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Glamping in Tanzania
Tanzania may be most well-known as the location of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. But there is so much more to do here than just climb the mountain! Tanzania has a very strong national park system, including Serengeti National Park. This park is on a large migration path for wildebeests and zebras. You can take a safari to watch the thundering herds starting from the comfort of many of the destinations below. But there’s lots more to do than try to spy animals on safari. From huge mountains to white-sand beaches to pristine mountain lakes, Tanzania is one of the most unspoiled places on earth. While many of the destinations in Tanzania are quite expensive, the service is top notch.
Chole Mjini
pwani, tanzania
Chole Mjini was never meant to be a hotel, and it isn't. It is a castaway fantasy, a jungle island retreat appealing to a specific kind of person—one who appreciates a return to simple luxuries that reawaken the senses, rather than the predictable comforts of room service and air conditioning.
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Fundu Lagoon
zanzibar south, tanzania
The hotel is situated on a remote and beautiful beach on the southwestern side of Pemba Island and is only accessible by boat. There are 18 rooms, consisting of canvas tents set under makuti (thatch) roofs on wooden decks, all with views over the sea. Fundu is the epitome of a "barefoot paradise."
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Xanadu
zanzibar south, tanzania
Six unique and beautifully designed villas surround a central pool and dining area engulfed by an oasis of tropical gardens and palm trees, just meters from the beach. Xanadu can be taken exclusively, or the villas can be sold individually to couples or small families, allowing big family groups ...
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Greystoke Mahale
singida, tanzania
Greystoke Mahale sits on a pristine, white sandy beach overlooking the turquoise water of Lake Tanganyika, with the forested slopes of the 8,000-foot Mahale Mountains rising behind. It's no exaggeration to say there's nowhere in the world like Greystoke Mahale.
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Tembo Kijani EcoLodge
tanga, tanzania
Nestled in dense coastal vegetation on an untouched stretch of white beach lies this little owner-run ecolodge. It is a piece of paradise that invites you to explore nature and wildlife of the Swahili Coast in Tanzania without leaving any carbon footprint. The lodge is entirely run on solar and w...
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