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Laikipia delivers the perfect balance of adventure and serenity. With just 10 luxury tents, Sanctuary Tambarare is a haven to relax or explore the 90,000- acre Ol Pejeta Conservancy in search of incredible wildlife. Inspired by the African bush, and upgraded with contemporary style for added luxury, the spacious tents are the perfect place to immerse yourself in the surroundings. With fl oor-to-ceiling windows and a private veranda,


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estled among fever trees in the shadow of Mount Kenya, Sanctuary Tambarare in


guests can sit back and soak in all the beauty this region has to off er. Sanctuary Tambarare is located


in a remote, wildlife-rich part of the conservancy. Spot elephants or buff alo while enjoying a morning coff ee from the comfort of your own private deck or venture out into the conservancy to enjoy an amazing wildlife experience. From the comfort of your specially equipped Land Cruiser or saddled up on horseback, head into the wild with the expert guides as you track prides of lions stalking their prey, jour- neying giraff es, herds of elephants,


gazelles and zebras. You will also have the unique opportunity to meet the last two northern white rhinos on earth, Najin and Fatu, and listen to their incredible story as told by their dedicated keepers. Slower-paced activities are also


available at Sanctuary Tambarare. Head out into the conservancy to meet


the local communities and


learn about their daily lives. Visit a local school, meet the students and help Sanctuary Retreats in its phil- anthropic initiatives to improve schooling for the children. Guests can


also enjoy the unique opportunity to spend the day with the Ol Pejeta’s K9 poaching unit and learn how their seven dogs have been trained to track poachers, to detect ammunition, and their impressive eff orts to protect the conservancy. After days fi lled with activities,


return to the comfort of your boutique bush-inspired tent to enjoy sundowner cocktails, a gourmet meal prepared by world-class chefs, and relax on your private veranda to observe and listen to the plains as they come alive with nocturnal species.


T: +254 (0)202 487 374 E: reservations.kenya@ sanctuaryretreats.com sanctuaryretreats.com


Discover the ‘Island of Surprises’ - a naturally lush private island paradise


resorts in the Maldives. Taste the true luxury of space, with just 59 Villas overwater, on the beach or in the treetops, and eight multi-bedroom Beach Residences, all featuring large outdoor areas and private plunge pools. More than 70% of the island is untouched jungle fringed by brilliant white sand. The only footsteps are your own.


Explore one of the largest and most spacious five-star


Seven restaurants will inspire you with a range of indulgent cuisine, as well as dishes made from ethical, homemade and homegrown ingredients. Our award-winning Wellne Waymenus offer the Maldives’ widest range of ‘eating


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lifestyle’ dishes. These separate menus are available in each restaurant for vegan/vegetarian, dairy-free, gluten-free and low carb/keto/paleo lifestyles.


opportunities to enjoy the country’s most extensive fitness facilities, as well as wellness packages at our private island’s Javvu Spa. Meal plans offer the flexibility to D A undat all our available restaurants, while the guest- centric D


The unique Wellnes yur Wayconcept includes s o ro ine


entertainment, events, activities and authentic cultural immersions are unbeatable. We are an inclusive Maldives resort, welcoming to all guests, including those with disabilities.


and a wide variety of generous special inclusions. Need more reasons to book? Our array of live


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Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences Baa Atoll, Maldives


Tel: +960 6606444 Email: stay@amilla.com lus eplan provides incredible value


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