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Wild Africa


| where to stay | Luxury lodges


These new openings across the continent offer the chance of a nature stay in splendid surroundings


LOISABA TENTED CAMP, KENYA A recent addition to the Elewana Collection, this instant classic was opened in Northern Laikipia in 2016. Guests sleep out under the skies on romantic star beds on an ensuite raised platform overlooking a wildlife watering hole. They can also take guided ‘star safaris’ on foot or horseback. loisaba.com


LIMALIMO LODGE, ETHIOPIA Another standout opening from 2016, this 14-room lodge is set on the edge of an escarpment in northern Ethiopia amid the Simien Mountains National Park. Wildlife encounters range from leopard and hyena to endemic Gelada monkey, Walia ibex and the fox-like Ethiopian wolf. limalimolodge.com


BISATE LODGE, RWANDA Wilderness Safaris’ next offering, due to open in June 2017, edges Volcanoes National Park, famed for its mountain gorilla treks. The forest lodge has six thatched villas with stunning views of the Virunga volcanoes. Wilderness also plans to open a second property, Gishwati Lodge, amid the primate-rich Gishwati Forest. wilderness-safaris.com


Clockwise from above: Roho ya Selous, Tanzania: wildebeests on the Great Migration; Thorntree River Lodge, Zambia; Saruni Rhino Camp, Kenya; Simien Mountains National Park, Ethiopia


BECKS SAFARI LODGE, SOUTH AFRICA Just opened in April, this lodge is set in the Karongwe Private Game Reserve in Limpopo Province. There are eight suites bordering the river, as well as two family suites looking onto a watering hole. The 21,000- acre reserve is home to a h uge range of wildlife, including the big five. karongweportfolio.com


ROHO YA SELOUS, TANZANIA August will see the latest addition to Asilia’s Tanzania offering with this eight-tent camp in the Selous Game Reserve. Activities include guided walks, fishing and boating safaris, and game drives. Jabali Ridge, Asilia’s new camp in Ruaha National Park, will follow in September. asiliaafrica.com


OMANTENDEKA LODGE, NAMIBIA This stylish new nine-room lodge is in northern Damaraland, with activities including culural visits to the Himba and Damara people, as well as game drives in search of desert-adapted wildlife. Landscapes are full of contrasts, with arid deserts and lush natural springs. namibia-exclusive.com


SARUNI RHINO CAMP, KENYA Set in the northern Sera Conservancy, this latest addition to Saruni Samburu’s Kenyan portfolio offers excellent walking safaris, not least East Africa’s first black rhino tracking experience. The property itself features two, open stone cottages or ‘bandas’, sleeping up to six guests. sarunisamburu.com


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THORNTREE RIVER LODGE, ZAMBIA This new African Bush Camps lodge, which opened in May, is located in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park and features eight twin rooms and two family units with four beds. All have private plunge pools, while the communal infinity pool, gym and spa overlook the Zambezi River. africanbushcamps.com


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