THE SAFARI
beyond the private game drive
One party, one camp, and the whole of Tanzania to move through. Nothing here is shared and nothing here is fixed.
One.
Before you arrive, the camp is built where your journey begins: bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, hot water, raised and ready.
HOW IT WORKS
Two.
When the journey moves on, the camp moves with it: struck, carried across country, and rebuilt, the same canvas in a different landscape.
Three.
You arrive to find home already standing: the same beds, the same chairs, the same faces.
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Arrive somewhere you have never been, with your home already standing.
A DAY OUT HERE
With no timetable to keep.
Mornings begin when you want them to, with coffee delivered to your tent at first light or breakfast long after it. Game drives run as far and as long as the day deserves, lunch happens wherever you are, and the evening ends at the fire. The only schedule is the one the land sets: light, heat, and the movement of the animals.
BEYOND THE GAME DRIVES
Walking, flying, tracking and resting.
Walking safaris in open country. A night fly camping in the Yaeda Valley in the company of the Hadzabe. A balloon over the plains at dawn, a massage under canvas in the heat of the afternoon, stargazing with a Maasai guide after dinner. For younger travellers, tracking school, treasure hunts and bush cooking; for everyone else, the rare pleasure of doing absolutely nothing well.
WHO IT SUITS
No one waits, and no one misses out.
Different generations want different days, so the days run in parallel: a long drive for the photographers while the children learn to track, an open-air cinema while the adults take sundowners at the fire. And for those who have already done the Serengeti from the lodges, this is the answer to what comes next.
The camp is struck, the ground is left as it was found, and the land closes behind you.
See how a journey takes shape.
THE JOURNEY
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