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Timbuktu Travel curates 6392 handpicked hotels and lodges across Africa, the Indian Ocean islands and beyond — from classic bush camps in the Serengeti and Okavango Delta to barefoot-luxe beach retreats in Zanzibar, Mozambique and the Maldives. Our collection spans iconic safari destinations including Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana and South Africa, alongside island escapes, mountain gorilla hideaways and Indian subcontinent retreats. Every property has been personally assessed by our consultants, who can match you to the camps, lodges and hotels that fit your style and travel rhythm. Browse the full collection below, or speak to a Timbuktu specialist to start planning.

Radisson Blu Hotel Lusaka

Lusaka

142 Rooms
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From $150 per person/night
Just a short walk from the vibrant city center and a 15-minute drive from the airport, Radisson Blu Hotel in Lusaka provides the perfect base for your stay. You'll be conveniently located for exploring a wealth of stunning sights, from the thriving business district to nearby national parks. Radisson Blu Hotel offers stunning contemporary architecture, sleek décor, and stylish rooms.

Corto Maltes Amazonia Lodge

Tambopata

From $230 per person/night
Lodge in Amazon Peru. The Lodge in the Peruvian Amazon is one of the favorites in the area, because the tours in the Amazon provide visitors with a unique experience, either taking part of the Cayman safari or visiting the fascinating Sandoval Lake, they also offer you the opportunity to visit a family of natives of the Machiguenga ethnic group or visit the Taricaya center, where you can observe a variety of different species of animals.

Hotel Indigo

San Cristobal

54 Rooms
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From $260 per person/night

Hotel Indigo Is Located On San Cristóbal Island, In The Heart Of The So-Called "Enchanted Islands", Galapagos. It is conceived as a space of tranquility, beauty and luxury that make it the ideal reset point for those who are living the Galapagos adventure, without leaving it, without looking away from the magical realism of their surroundings. The sea before closing your eyes. The sea when waking up. Our facilities are modern, intimate and harmonious spaces that mix the importance of rest, good food and good living, with the beautiful adventure of visiting Galapagos.

Tribute Galapagos Cruise

San Cristobal

The Tribute Galapagos is a brand-new, luxury-class yacht designed for an intimate and comfortable cruising experience in the islands. Hosting just 16 passengers, it offers spacious cabins with panoramic windows, elegant social areas, and modern amenities that balance style with sustainability. Its sleek design ensures smooth navigation, while attentive crew and expert naturalist guides create a personalized and enriching journey. With generous decks, a jacuzzi, kayaks, and snorkeling gear, Tribute blends relaxation with adventure. Perfect for travelers seeking both comfort and close-up encounters with nature, it redefines small-ship cruising in the Galapagos with sophistication and eco-conscious design.

Seaside Hotel

San Cristobal

From $90 per person/night
Near Playa Mann and just a short walk from the town centre, Seaside Hotel offers its guests comfortable accommodation with superior amenities. Decorated with bright colours and neat lines, the hotel promises to be the perfect spot for a memorable holiday. Lounge on the balcony, bask in the sun by the pool, and admire the colourful skies as the sun sets. As well as the pool, other facilities at the hotel feature a jacuzzi, common areas, and plenty of space to relax.

Grand Majestic

San Cristobal

8 Rooms
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From $1.6K per person/night
The fastest yacht in the archipelago, with wildlife unlike anywhere on earth.

There are places on this planet where evolution took a different path entirely, and these volcanic islands in the Pacific represent perhaps the most extraordinary example. To see them properly — the marine iguanas, the flightless cormorants, the penguins that by rights have no business being at the equator — you need to be out on the water, moving between islands with the kind of purpose that a slow vessel simply cannot manage. Enter this sleek American-built mega-yacht, the fastest in the entire island fleet at 25 knots, which means considerably less time in transit and considerably more time snorkelling with sea lions or hiking lava fields at the edge of the world. Launched in 2018 and designed from the outset for private charter, the yacht carries a maximum of 16 guests under the guidance of certified bilingual naturalist guides who know these islands in their bones. Itineraries run for four, five or eight days, each one a masterclass in putting guests exactly where the wildlife is at the right moment. For a destination this singular, the vessel matters.

Epupa Falls Lodge

Kaokoland

From $90 per person/night
Epupa Falls Lodge, on the banks of the Kunene River, is a privately owned lodge in remote northwest Namibia, offering an authentic wilderness experience and the ultimate off-the-beaten-track experience.

Hoanib Elephant Camp

Kaokoland

10 Rooms
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From $1.3K per person/night

OPENING: May 2026 In the rugged heart of Namibia’s Kaokoland, where towering mountains meet dry riverbeds, desert-adapted elephants roam freely, tracing ancient paths in search of water and food. Hoanib Elephant Camp, offers guests the rare opportunity to witness one of Africa’s most extraordinary adaptations and become fully immersed in the world of these resilient animals. The under-canvas camp is set in one of the most remote and remarkable areas of Namibia’s untamed northwest and has been designed for adventured travellers who seek both wild desert immersion and exceptional comfort, all while treading lightly on the earth. Each of the 10 spacious rooms have been thoughtfully designed with sustainability and the vast desert landscape in mind. From every corner in camp there is the constant companionship of expansive desert views and endless skies.

Kunene River Camp

Kaokoland

Camping at the end of the world.
Kunene River Camp is accessible through the Schoeman’s company, Skeleton Coast Safaris. The last of the Skeleton Coast's collection of fly-in camps, Kunene is a truly remote, truly rustic bush camp, in a gloriously isolated setting on the banks of the Kunene River. This impressive perennial waterway forms a natural border between the arid rocky reaches of northern Namibia, and the south of Angola on the far side. The only way to reach this camp is by air, followed by a long scenic drive in a 4x4 through the towering mountains, gravel plains and open desert landscapes. Activities focus on the river itself, the abundant birdlife, and the fascinating but sadly dwindling nomadic Himba settlements
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