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A once in a lifetime experience, a honeymoon safari adventure will certainly make memories and create the ultimate photo album!

Mara Nyika Camp, Kenya

This camp is super private and exclusive sleeping up to 14 guests sharing rooms; there are two newly opened family suites as well (children must be age eight and up).

The camp is tucked beside a small stream on the western side of the 50,000-acre Naboisho Conservancy in Kenya.

Activities available include morning and night game drives, visiting a local Maasai Mara community and you can experience a hot air balloon ride across the Maasai Mara at an additional cost.

Nightly rates from £860 per night. Visit the website for more details https://greatplainsconservation.com/portfolio/mara-nyika

Tembo Plains Camp, Zimbabwe

Opening 1st July 2021, Tembo Plains Camp is in the private 130,000-hectare Sapi Reserve adjacent to the Zambezi River and wellknown Mana Pools Reserve.

Offering four guest tents, and one two-bedroom family unit, with a private guide for an exclusive private safari experience. The beautiful twobedroomed family Tembo Suite consists of two tents with shared lounge, dining area and pool, fantastic for families (children age 12 and up), two couples or a couple looking to experience the ultimate private safari!

Painted wild dogs, lions, leopards, buffalo and elephants are all common wildlife sightings in the Sapi Private Reserve. Activities include day and night wildlife-viewing drives, walking safaris, canoeing and boating.

Dereck and Beverly Joubert designed the camp themselves, paying homage to the very ancient Zimbawian culture and artefacts.

Nightly rates in the family unit starts from £2,280; a guest tent starts from £816 per person per night. Check out the following website for more information https://greatplainsconservation.com/portfolio/tembo-plains

ol Donyo Lodge, Kenya

ol Donyo is located on the Maasai-owned Mbirikani Group Ranch, comprising of 275,000 acres of wilderness between Amboseli and Tsavo National Parks and bordering Chyulu Hills National Park. This stunningly beautiful area is incredibly diverse, and often has spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

This camp is very remote offering extreme privacy and a vast amount of activities to choose from: morning and evening game drives, mountain biking, bush breakfast and dinners, guided bushwalks, tracking, conservation and community out-reach programmes and sleep-out star-bed experiences. ol Donyo Lodge can accommodate up to 16 guests sharing and children are welcome from age five and up.

Nightly rates from £530 per night. Visit https://greatplainsconservation.com/portfolio/ol-donyo-lodge

Duba Plains Camp, Botswana

Duba Plains Camp is located in the centre of the Okavango Delta among a matrix of palm-dotted islands, flood plains and woodland on a 33,000-hectare private reserve boasting incredible game viewing.

The exclusive camp evokes classic African 1920s style and accommodates up to 10 guests sharing tented rooms (children must be age eight and up). Guests will enjoy their own plunge pool with verandah and shaded salah, indoor and outdoor showers and sweeping views of the surrounding floodplains and passing wildlife from the privacy of their own room. An interactive kitchen allows guests to relax around the bar area whilst the camp chefs whip up culinary delights in front of them. Activities available include morning and night game drives, swimming in the main camp pool and fishing, mekoro, canoeing and boating depending on water levels.

Nightly rates from £1,400 per night. For more details visit https://greatplainsconservation.com/portfolio/duba-plains Selinda Camp, Botswana

Resting on the banks of the Selinda Spillway as it enters the Linyanti River, the new Selinda Camp is situated on a private 130,000-hectare Selinda reserve.

This pristine area is home to elephants, wild dogs and the famous Selinda Lion Pride recently featured in the National Geographic film Birth of a Pride by Dereck and Beverly Joubert, the cofounders of Great Plains.

Selinda Camp was completely refurbished in June 2019 and can accommodate up to six guests sharing three tented villas, including a family room where children aged eight and up are welcome. Each room has a private pool and in-room exercise equipment to assist in working off the sensational food and wine served at the camp’s fine dining show kitchen. Activities include: morning and evening game drives, guided walks, local culture visits and in-room spa and wellness treatments for an additional cost. Water-based activities are also available depending on the season.

Nightly rates from £1,400 per night. Check out the following website https://greatplainsconservation.com/portfolio/selinda-camp for more info.