Foxes Safari Camp
n the heart of
Mikumi National Park, Foxe's Safari Camp offers eight luxury tents upon risen
wooden decks.
The tents are all set around a rocky kopje overlooking the Mkata river floodplain.
A huge banda raised on top of the hill welcomes you for lunch and dinner and relaxation, with uninterrupted panoramic views across the plains and the Mwanambogo waterhole.
Camp fires in the evening create a relaxing ambience, also reflected in the
safari style restaurant/bar area.
Kikoboga Wildlife Camp
his lodge is
situated near the main entrance of Mikumi National Park, and has stone-built
African cottages and bandas, spacious bedrooms, bathroom with shower and large
verandas with wonderful views overlooking the plains and nearby waterholes.
There is a small pool and sundeck area, raised look out tower, thatched bar
built around a Marula tree and a dining area overlooking a floodlit waterhole.
At Kikoboga you can watch a procession of animals visiting the waterholes
either from the comfort of your own veranda, having a cool drink at the bar
or whilst dining.
Vuma Hill Tented Camp
UMA in Swahili means " a good
rumour spread by the breath of the wind"
The 16 luxury tents with thatched roofs are built on a wooden structure enabling
you to see above the canopy of trees.
They all have en suite toilets and hot water showers. Their terraces all face
the Mkata river valley.
The tents have rather old fashioned colonial decor, en-suite bathroom facilities
and lovely shady verandas. The dining/bar area overlooks the swimming pool,
creating an oasis of tranquillity in the generally hot climate of the lowlands.
