One&Only Gorilla’s Nest is a high-end, environmentally friendly resort located in Volcanoes national park, known for its adventurous atmosphere. This resort offers unique activities like gorilla trekking and volcano hiking. Additionally, it provides personal butler service to make sure all guest needs are taken care of.
Retreat to the heart of the Serengeti at New Baobab Central, an intimate sanctuary where sixteen elevated safari suites overlook the wildlife-rich Orangi River. Here, world-class game viewing meets refined seclusion, offering an exclusive front-row seat to the savannah’s legendary resident predators and year-round migrations.
Savor the “quiet luxury” of the bush with private sundowners and gourmet bush lunches curated by our expert trackers. Between exhilarating game drives, unwind in solar-powered elegance or gather around the fire, experiencing a level of personalized service that transforms a premier safari into a soulful homecoming.
Sirikoi heralds a new era of ultra-luxury, where true status is found in silence, space, and deep connection. Set within a 68,000-acre UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary, this is one of Africa’s most remote and prestigious addresses. Here, “restoration” is not just a word; it is the simple, private joy of watching ancient elephant families gather at your watering hole while you enjoy a quiet moment of reflection from your deck.
This is a realm of absolute exclusivity, where couples find profound intimacy and families forge unbreakable bonds amidst a landscape home to the world’s rarest species—from the black rhino to the majestic Grevy’s zebra. Sirikoi’s architectural elegance, featuring opulent tents and private luxury cottages, is matched only by a level of bespoke African hospitality that feels less like a hotel and more like a grand private estate. In this untamed corner of Lewa, luxury is measured by the stillness of the wild and the warmth of the people who call it home.
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge has 30 beautiful stilted suites that are celebrated for their unique design and luxury. But the lodge is just the start of an extraordinary African adventure to the famous Ngorongoro Crater—a natural wonder that every traveler should see.
Long ago, the Ngorongoro was a volcano as mighty as Mount Kilimanjaro. Today, it’s a lush and peaceful remnant of a huge eruption that may have been seen by our early ancestors in the nearby Olduvai Gorge, where humanity began.
The crater remained undiscovered by outsiders until the 1890s, which is why it’s still so rich with wildlife. The Maasai people, however, knew it well for its abundance and called it El-Nkoronkoro, meaning “Gift of Life.”
