



The central tent is a chic and good-looking communal space with a cushy lounge area. Mismatched sofas in purple and green are well-positioned for enjoying a new read from the library. The softly-lit dining area is decorated in light wood and wicker lamp shades and fresh and tasty dishes are served here on the daily. Grab something refreshing at the bar tent and sit out on a lounger as the sun sets over a dreamy landscape. After a day of wild adventures, head down to the boma to swap stories and hear local legends from your guide.
Sanctuary Tambarare has just 10 luxury tents to escape behind after a day on safari. The classic canvas style has received an upgrade including massive beds clouded in sheer drapes, teak floors and Maasai-inspired artwork in the camp's signature blue. The en-suite bathrooms include a walk-in shower, double basins and spacious wardrobe. A vanity and patterned rugs add a homely touch to the sitting area and floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto a veranda where a spectacular view greets you each morning.
Get ready to check off items from your safari wish list on this trip beginning with epic game drives - cameras at the ready to capture an elephant strolling by, a hippo emerging from the water or wild dog on the prowl. After night falls, watch as the second cast of creatures comes alive - lion and leopard stalking amongst the trees and bat-eared fox scampering through the undergrowth. Take a walk on the wild side with guided safari on foot or ride horseback in the endangered species enclosure.
Owned by Sanctuary Retreats, this property is committed to conservation and responsible tourism. Since 1999, they've aimed to positively impact the areas they operate in, nurturing relationships with rural communities. They sponsor sustainable projects, collaborating closely with communities to understand needs and deliver impactful initiatives. Their goal is to improve local wellbeing and create lasting solutions for future generations.
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