Get Closer to Nature

As the gateway to Mount Kilimanjaro as well as endless safari lodges and camps, Arusha is your first port of call in your East Africa adventure.

The Arusha Coffee Lodge is situated within one of the largest coffee plantations in Tanzania, below the peaks of Mount Meru. The perfect haven to revitalize yourself and prepare your Swarovski binoculars before you start your classic East Africa safari.

We highly recommend an uplifting tour to Shanga, a glass and weaving workshop that supports and empowers people with disabilities. Other activities include:‘Bean-to-cup’ coffee tour; Arusha National Park; a visit to the Tanzanite Museum.

Situated along the white sand of Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania, encounter wild chimpanzees in the remote Mahale Mountains National Park.

Renowned as one of the best places to see chimps, the forest also offers a calming atmosphere with leisurely forest walks to incredible waterfalls and other remote rock pools.

Greystoke Mahale has just six thatched bandas, each with its own private upstairs viewing deck, providing uninterrupted lake views during the day. You also have the option to kayak or sail on a traditional dhow at your leisure. Openly, just a perfect spot to get back in sync with nature!

The perfect way to get you closer to the Great Wildebeest Migration, is with these luxurious tented camps! These canvas camps move multiple times a year to anticipate the Great Wildebeest Migration movements, positioning you perfectly to witness the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world.

Often misunderstood, the Great Wildebeest Migration is a year-round cycle, where an estimated 1.5 million wildebeest, 400,000 zebra, 300,000 Grant’s and Thompson’s gazelles, and 12,000 eland migrate in search of green grazing pastures!

This can only be described as natural luxury at its finest!

Arguably Kenya’s most famous National Park, the Masai Mara is your classic Big Five safari destination. With exceptional year-round wildlife viewing and breathtaking open grassy plains, this is the perfect place to scan the horizon for resident prides and cheetah coalitions!

Wake-up before sunrise and float over the Masai Mara on a hot air balloon, before enjoying a champagne breakfast. This is a Classic Safari after-all!

During the months between July to October, witness the Great Migration crossings, whereby an estimated 2 million wildebeest and zebra migrate into the Masai Mara from the Serengeti National Park.