Dodoma Accommodation

Set in the midst of spectacular scenery, Kia Lodge has 40 en-suite air-conditioned rooms. Each cottage is built in a traditional style using thatch and Tanzanian arts and crafts, such as Tinga Tinga paintings and Makunde carvings, giving it a distinctly African feeling.

Saadani National Park is Tanzania’s youngest national park, covering 1,000 square km in the east of the country, north of Dar es Salaam. The Park has the distinction of being the only coastal wildlife sanctuary of its kind on the eastern coast of Africa. Currently daily schedule services.

Saadani River Lodge is set on the glorious banks of the Wami River overlooking Saadani National Park. This new luxury retreat promises to deliver unsurpassed refinement with a touch of creative flair.

A luxury tented camp located on the shores of Lake Masek in Ndutu, situated between the vast plains of the Serengeti National Park and the north west side of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

Lazy Lagoon lies in the Zanzibar Channel, offshore from mainland Bagamoyo, the capital of German East Africa and the "Gateway to the Dark Continent". An idyllic Robinson Crusoe Island, the perfect way to start or end a safari.

The Tides Lodge is an intimate and unpretentious place with only seven Beach Cottages and two Family Houses set on a picture postcard, palm-fringed bay that is one of the finest beaches in East Africa.

Located off the beaten path in historic Pangani on the northern Tanzanian coast, Mkoma Bay Tented Lodge is a blissful mix of luxurious beach and bush sitting atop a cliff overlooking a quiet, romantic beach.

Mpingo Farm Stay is a friendly, African-style farm situated in the scenic Vikawe Village, midway between Dar Es Salaam and Bagamoyo. The Farm Stay is set on several acres of conserved natural habitat with lots of indigenous trees, mainly Africa Black Wood (Mpingo in Swahili).

The Beyt al Chai is a small boutique hotel which is relaxed and peaceful, and a favourite amongst our travellers. The building itself is beautiful, with thick stone walls, large shuttered windows and a grand staircase.

The second tallest building in Stone Town Zanzibar, the hotel, has been restored to its former glory when it was the residence of one of the richest men in the Swahili Empire.