Greet your guide upon arrival at Mwanza airport and embark on a roughly 2-hour drive to Little Okavango Camp, passing through the unique landscape of Mwanza, often referred to as the "Rock City" because of the immense boulders that dot the surrounding area.

Reach the cosy Little Okavango Camp just in time for lunch, and later in the afternoon, take pleasure in a relaxing canoe excursion.

This morning, set out to discover the fishing community of Mwaburugu, situated along the shore of Lake Victoria. Depart from the camp by land transportation and journey back by motorboat, with a pause for an enjoyable brunch at the impressive tower of Little Okavango.

Following lunch and downtime, embark on an escorted avian stroll within the camp's premises or cycle through the expansive bush and local farms between the Serengeti border and the lake.

Following a relaxed breakfast, depart from the camp and head into the Serengeti via a safari vehicle to commence your extraordinary wildlife adventure.

Spend most of the day on a game drive, ultimately arriving at the acclaimed Bush Rover Migration Camp, an exclusive and distinctive safari camp situated amidst the excitement yet secluded from the throngs.

Say goodbye to The Bush Rover Migration Camp and fly to Saadani National Park via Zanzibar.

The remaining days are for rest and relaxation. Enjoy a thrilling boat safari on one of the days down the Wami River and return to camp enjoying a game drive along the way.

Tucked away at the crossroads of the Serengeti and Lake Victoria, Little Okavango Camp is a charming sanctuary situated in one of Africa's premier birdwatching locales - the bird species assortment is truly remarkable.

Only a 10-minute journey from the Serengeti's Ndabaka Gate, this lodge serves as an ideal launching point for a safari journey, with frequent wildlife encounters such as zebras, wildebeests, various plains animals, and elephants, all within proximity to the camp.

The lodging provides prime birdwatching prospects, thanks to its proximity to Lake Victoria, which hosts hundreds of bird species. Guests at the lodge can explore a nearby fishing village, engage with local fishermen, and gain insight into the area's traditional lifestyles beside the expansive lake.

This cultural visit is often paired with a boat safari that glides along the lake and through slender waterways leading to the impressive Little Okavango tower. Here, guests can indulge in a brunch spread over three observation decks—the Weaver deck, Lake Deck, and Serengeti Deck—each offering a unique vantage point.

For those who prefer a quieter pace, guided canoe excursions are available from the camp. Guests stay in exquisite en-suite tented rooms on spacious wooden platforms with terraces. Dining experiences include al fresco dinners beneath the celestial canopy or in the cosy camp restaurant, providing a memorable bookend to a Serengeti safari.

The distinguished Bush Rover Migration Camp is an innovative, mobile camp that transitions among three prime locations in the Serengeti to trace the wildebeest migration. Positioned strategically to be in the migratory route, each private camp also ensures seclusion from the crowds.

The accommodations are ingeniously crafted from working Land Rovers that transform into expansive safari suites with the elegance of a butterfly's wings. Each tented bedroom, measuring 16 feet by 14 feet, is perched atop a Land Rover on a solid metal base that incorporates the vehicle itself.

These suites boast solar-powered lighting and hot water, a flushing toilet, and, uniquely, a bathtub integrated within the Land Rover. The suites' raised bedroom and balcony are central to the Bush Rover experience, offering guests a secure elevation while allowing for intimate wildlife observations. Evenings are spent savouring beverages by a campfire under a tapestry of stars, followed by dinner in the welcoming dining tent.

Nestled adjacent to the Saadani National Park in Tanzania, the Simply Saadani Camp features eleven exquisite rooms, each with a view of the magnificent Indian Ocean and encircled by a wildlife preserve.

The rooms offer seclusion and are constructed with repurposed, eco-friendly materials.

Operating on solar energy, the camp provides a quiet, pollution-free experience. At night, the charming on-site restaurant buzzes with the ambient sounds of the nearby sea.

Additionally, guests have the option to dine on the beach, illuminated by moonlight.