Walks (Self Guided)
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Kampala Serena Hotel
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The flagship of the Serena hotels in Uganda, the Kampala Serena is sheer five-star luxury, merged with some exquisite Pan-African inspiration. With its supreme location right in the centre of Kampala, the lush gardens of the hotel comprises 72…
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Nkwichi Lodge
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Nkwichi is set on a beautiful beach on the Mocambican side of Lake Malawi and it’s seclusion is such that there are no roads within 10 miles of the lodge – ensuring the kind of romantic remoteness that discerning…
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Gorillas Nest Hotel
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Guests at Mountain Gorillas Nest Lodge often opt for a four-night stay as it allows them a day to acclimatise to the altitude and to take the easy hike to see the golden monkeys; as well as to more days to…
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Bwejuu beach, voted once as one of the top 30 island beaches in the world, is home to Breezers Beach Club & Spa, on the south east coast of the spice island of Zanzibar.It is an idyllic hideaway for…
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Set high in a saddle of an acacia tree-clad ridge with its distinctive round ‘rondavel’-style roofs traditionally crafted in thatch, Serengeti Serena Lodge has been designed to blend in with its environment.
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Gibb’s Farm
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Ideally situated halfway between the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and majestic Lake Manyara, Gibbs Farm is the perfect base from which to enjoy Tanzania’s most exciting wildlife opportunities in the Ngorongoro Crater. The picturesque colonial farmhouse accommodation encircled by magnificent…
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The Desert Homestead
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Family charm and a luxurious wild west atmosphere pervades at the Desert Homestead, located near Sesriem in Namibia. Luxuriously appointed chalets have views of the mountains in the distance, and provide visitors with exciting new ways to explore this…
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Kaya Mawa
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A magical lake-side retreat on an island in Lake Malawi, Kaya Mawa is the ultimate relaxing getaway. Rustic luxury is the theme linking the individual chalets and houses set in secluded locations beside the two beaches or perched on…
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Palmwag Lodge
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Set on the palm-lined banks of the Uniab River in northwest Damaraland, Palmwag’s spectacular surroundings are home to the famous but rare desert elephant, the endangered black rhino and a host of other wildlife species, all of whom have…
