Mpanda Accommodation

Katavi National Park consists of a series of secret floodplains that open up in front of you as you arrive through their woodland fringes and is Tanzania's third largest and most remote National Park.

In the centre of Katavi National Park lies the charming Katuma Bush Lodge that offers a riveting bush experience with breathtaking views over the vast plains of Katisunga. This lodge has been designed to blend in with its surroundings to avoid distraction from the beauty of Katavi.

Set deep in the heart of the African interior on a stretch of secluded golden beach, Kungwe Beach Lodge is the perfect blend of comfort and luxury in a romantic setting.

Set on a remote outcrop amongst acres of lush gardens overlooking Lake Tanganyika, Kigoma Hilltop Hotel is the ideal stopover point for safaris to the Western Parks.

In the lush shade of ancient forest trees just off the shores of Lake Tanganyika lies the small yet intimate Gombe Forest Lodge. It offers complete privacy by catering for just 14 guests at a time.

Jongomero Camp is set under shady acacia trees on the banks of the seasonal Jongomero River in the remote south-western sector of Ruaha National Park. The only camp situated in this area of the park, you are ensured unmatched privacy. Eight tents overlook the dry Jongomero River bed.

Located in Bujumbura, Hotel Vaya offers its clients convenient, affordable accommodation in renovated apartments. All apartments are fully furnished with single and double beds, bathrooms with showers, and private entrances opening onto a garden.

The Great Ruaha River is the lifeline of the Park and Ruaha River Lodge offers the privilege of a private riverside 'banda' designed to blend seamlessly into the surroundings.

Ruaha Hilltop Lodge is just 15 km from the gate of Ruaha National Park which has some of Tanzania’s richest concentrations of animal, bird and plant life. The Lodge stands on the slopes of Ideremle Mountain and has breathtaking panoramic views.

Neema Crafts Centre has been open since 2003, followed by the guest house which opened in 2011. Neema is the first guest house in the world to be run by disabled people, aimed to uplift the community by providing training and jobs.