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 Bush Camp
The camp will be set at a scenic campsite and allows you to sleep under the incredible African sky and hear the sounds of the African Bush at night. The staff ensure that you are well looked after and you are provided with cold drinks, freshly prepared meals, safari style ‘hot bucket showers’, soap, towels and safari toilets. You will sleep on a comfortable mattress in a large walk-in dome tent or a custom made mosquito net directly under the stars. |
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E
Unoto Retreat
Situated on a hill at the base
of the steep Great Rift Valley
escarpment and overlooking the
beautiful Lake Miwaleni which
is surrounded by dense vegetation,
E Unoto Retreat is a good base
for visits to both Tarangire and
Lake Manyara National Park. The
lodge's architectural style is
influenced by the traditional
Maasai huts and all the buildings
are round in shape and have thatched
cone shaped roofs. E Unoto's restaurant
area, lounges and swimming pool
all have stunning views of the
lake and the forested escarpment.
While the 25 rooms appear a bit
dark and quite close to each other,
they offer great views from a
small private terrasse. The furniture
in each room reflects a disctinct
Maasai theme and includes a writing
table, chair and beautiful bedside
lamps. Guests at E Unoto can learn
more about the Maasai culture
from the friendly staff most of
whom come from the local community
or visit the neighbouring Maasai
village. Guests can also walk
to a waterfall nearby or simply
relax at the pool and take in
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Kirurumu
Tented Lodge
Lake Manyara Serena Lodge is located
on the edge of an escarpment,
overlooking the Great Rift Valley
and the stunning Manyara soda
lake. The buildings are based
on a traditional circular design
to help them blend into the landscape
and the interior was inspired
by the abundant bird life of Lake
Manyara. Guests are accomodated
in 67 rooms which each have a
private ve-randa and breathtaking
views of the shimmering reaches
of the flamingo-frosted Lake Manyara.
An afternoon by the amazingly
located pool and a sundowner drink
from the poolside bar are moments
that will stay deeply engrained
in your memory.
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Lake
Manyara Serena Lodge
Lake Manyara Serena Lodge is located
on the edge of an escarpment,
overlooking the Great Rift Valley
and the stunning Manyara soda
lake. The buildings are based
on a traditional circular design
to help them blend into the landscape
and the interior was inspired
by the abundant bird life of Lake
Manyara. Guests are accomodated
in 67 rooms which each have a
private ve-randa and breathtaking
views of the shimmering reaches
of the flamingo-frosted Lake Manyara.
An afternoon by the amazingly
located pool and a sundowner drink
from the poolside bar are moments
that will stay deeply engrained
in your memory.
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Lake
Manyara Tree Lodge
Tucked away in the heart of a mahogany forest in Lake Manyara National Park, Lake Manyara Tree Lodge offers a combination of luxury and native landscape. Owing to its remote location in the south-western region of the park and being the only lodge inside the park, there is minimal vehicle intrusion, allowing for leisurely tracking of the park's famous tree climbing lions as well as viewing of pelicans and flamingoes with buffalo cooling in the lake.
Accommodation is offered in ten stilted treehouse suites cradled in mahogany trees in an ancient forest. Built of timber and palm fronds, the spacious rooms with sitting areas have decks suspended above the foest floor, ensuite bathrooms with a bath, outdoor shower, twin hand basins and a toilet. The impeccable and friendly service makes and the massage treatments in your treehouse and the swimming pool make Lake Manyara Tree Lodge a great place to relax at the beginning or end of your safari. The romantic dinners under the stars lit by dozens of lanterns in the ""Boma"" gives guests the sensation of dining in the heart of Africa.
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Wild
Africa Lodge
With its sweeping views of Lake
Manyara, its surrounding plains
and the dramatic escarpment beyond,
there are few more spectacular
settings than that of Wild Africa
Lodge. The lodge is located just
outside Lake Manyara National
Park and consists of nine tented
thatched chalets and one tented-thatched
luxury honeymoon suite, all with
a wooden deck overlooking the
lake. The swimming pool, spacious
lounge and dining room have a
relaxed ambiance and all offer
fantastic views of Lake Manyara
and the land of the Maasai people,
particularly in the mornings when
the flamingoes on the lake provide
a spectacular reflection of the
morning sunrise.
Enjoy a game drive in Lake Manyara
National Park, or alternatively
a bycicle tours or a walk to the
masai villages who live just nearby
which will give you an idea of
the local culture and life of
the Maasai tribe.
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Nature and Wildlife
