1. The World's Best
Safaris
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2. A safari adventure is an experience on the top of traveller
bucket lists all over the world, and one only a privileged few get
to experience.
Whether you're looking for the ultimate glamping experience complete with
personal chef and rooftop bedroom or a rugged expedition in the middle of th
Image by yaaay wilderness, our list of top 6 safaris are sure to impress…

3. Lewa Wildlife
Conservancy, Kenya
For a mixture of wildlife and romance look no further than Cheli & Peacock's Lewa Safari Camp. With
spectacular views of Mount Kenya, it's no surprise Prince William chose this amazing spot to propose to the
Kate Middleton. Boasting rustic safari accommodation and a pristine spot in the wild Northern Frontier
District, Lewa Conservancy has some of the most diverse wildlife in Africa, and also boasts more than 10 per
cent of Kenya's black rhino population, along with the largest population of Grevy's zebra anywhere in the
world.
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4. Tswalu Kalahari, South
Africa
Experience the Kalahari at its best from Tswalu. The largest game reserve in South Africa, visitors can explore
the more than 100,000 hectares of wilderness space on the reserve and get up close and personal with the
diverse wildlife in the area. No more than 30 visitors are allowed on the reserve at once - and each of the
safaris offer unrivalled privacy. Choose from a 4 day safari, bush walk or horseback safari and experience the
rarely-seen spots of the Kalahari Desert.
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5. Kicheche Image by Alan Green
Camps, Kenya
Offering visitors traditionally styled luxury camps and safari expeditions in the Masai Mara and Laikipia
regions, Kicheche Camps are famous for helping visitors catch a glimpse of some rarely seen wildlife from the
comfort of their own tents. The unfenced wildlife areas make for great animal-spotting, and both the Masai
Mara and Laikipia regions are a photographer's paradise.

6. Elephant Watch
Safaris, Kenya
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If you're looking to meet the world's most gentle giants, Samburu Natural Reserve in Kenya is an obvious
choice. Accommodating a maximum of six guests at once, the eco-friendly surroundings are made from
buildings made from trees knocked over by elephants. The rustic camp sets the scene for some prime elephant
spotting, along with lions, hyenas, leopards and exotic birds - perfect for travellers who want to be in the great
outdoors.

7. Ol Donyo
Wuas, Kenya
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Boasting staggering views over Mount Kilimanjaro, Ol Donyo Lodge is the ideal retreat for travellers who want
to experience Africa off the beaten path. Each suite comes with a rooftop bedroom so guests can have a night
under the stars, and the lodge specialises in horseback safaris - though guests can also participate in special
walking tours, picnics and game drives.

8. Solio
Lodge, Kenya
Overlooking the awe-inspiring slopes of
Mount Kenya, the six luxurious rooms in Solio
Lodge are perfect for a little rest and
relaxation after an afternoon safari expedition
on the 19,000 acre game reserve. Visitors can
enjoy some of the best wildlife in Kenya -
including 70 black and 150 white rhinos living
on the reserve - and then retreat to their
rooms and enjoy luxury amenities like plate-
glass windows overlooking the grasslands and
bathrooms with open fires and stand-alone
tubs. Sound like your cup of tea? All you need
to do now is grab your binoculars and book
flights to Kenya and you'll be on your way to
the ultimate safari experience.
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