Wilderness Haven
According to TripAdvisor, Swala Safari Camp is the best in the entire park, but let your instincts be the judge. Set in a secluded part of one of the richest and least-visited parks in Tanzania, Swala is in the heart of Maasai country. It is surrounded by rolling savannah, punctuated by majestic – almost primeval looking – baobab trees and ancient acacia. Elephant and great prides of lions stroll across the plains, within easy sight of your luxurious room and the camp’s infinity edge pool. So you can enjoy the novel experience of watching great beasts at their watering hole, whilst you bathe in yours!
You’ll also have the sensation of giving something back. The camp’s cultural programmes include helping a local special needs school and supporting an important beekeeping project.
SWALA SAFARI CAMP, TARANGIRE
Swala Safari Camp, at a glance
- Ecologically-aware safari camp set in splendid isolation
- Choice of 12 luxurious canvas pavilions, shaded by ancient acacias
- Great views of the nearby watering hole and the surrounding savannah from private verandas
- Open plan sleeping areas with king-sized or twin beds, plush sofas and campaign chairs
- En suite bathrooms with indoor and outdoor safari showers
- Excellent cuisine served on an open dining deck
For leisure and pleasure
- Infinity edge swimming pool with great views of the game that visits the nearby watering hole
- Morning and evening game drives in purpose-built safari vehicles
- Night safaris
- Walking safaris with expert local guides
- Bush dinners and picnics
- Sundowners round the campfire
- Sanctuary Retreats Philanthropy Projects, including Mwika beekeeping programme
- Lounge and library with WiFi
From the first conversation to the final day of our trip, Catherine and the team were helpful, efficient and easy to reach. Their recommendations not only improved our original plans but also made the whole holiday more cost-effective. Even when we needed assistance while away, their response was immediate. We wouldn’t hesitate to travel with them again.
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