A Tent With a View
A Tent With a View
Small and intimate safari camps, lodges and hotels across Tanzania for your perfect holiday.
Since A Tent With A View
began offering safari tours in Tanzania back in 1995, we have developed a
network of beautiful bespoke camps, lodges and hotels across the safari parks
and Zanzibar.
It all began with Simply
Saadani camp in Saadani National Park back in 1995, Sable Mountain Lodge in
Selous/Nyerere NP followed in 1999 and The Zanzibari was built, in the North of
the island beach paradise in 2008. Babs Camp tower was erected after we began
studying the elephants of Saadani in 2010.
More recently we have expanded North, building
Little Okavango camp on the shores of Lake Victoria and bringing a whole new style of
operation to Serengeti National Park with our Bush Rover migration camps. Brand new in
2022 is Nyamiruba camp in Selous Nyerere National Park.
The multi award-winning Bush Rover camp is simply one of a kind. It sits at the very heart of the great migration as the vast herds moves around the Serengeti and it affords breath-taking elevated views from possibly the most innovative safari accommodation in Africa.
With
700 metres of pristine beach along its front and wonderful array of Tanzania’s
wildlife nearby, Simply Saadani is more than the perfect lodge to start or
finish a safari holiday.
Sandwiched between the incredible Lake Victoria and the amazing Serengeti National Park, Little O offers water-borne accommodation surrounded by great wildlife, dazzling birdlife and a fascinating fishing community.
Now 23 years old, Sable Mountain Lodge is at one with its surroundings and wildlife. With breath-taking views to the Uluguru mountains, across verdant forest, it is a wonderful spot from which to explore Selous/Nyerere NP.
Relaxed and quiet, just 15 minutes’ walk outside of the bustling Nungwi village, The Zanzibari Hotel offers the perfect beachfront retreat to unwind after a safari holiday in Tanzania.
The newest addition to our safari accommodation, Nyamiruba camp is set in the very heart of Selous/Nyerere NP on the shores of the hippo-filled lake which bears its name.
