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Tanzania

Mwiba Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Set among massive stone boulders and ancient coral trees as it overlooks a rocky gorge on the Arugusinyai River, Mwiba Lodge is an exclusive and luxurious haven of tranquility.

Accommodations at the lodge consist of ten tented suites with a comfortable canopy bed configured as either two twins or a king and cooled by green air-conditioning. Each wide-open and spacious suite is tastefully decorated in shades of textured creams paired with suede, tans, and accents of chocolate and charcoal. The lounge has linen-covered sofas and copper lamps. While, the elegant en suite bathrooms feature copper fixtures, large soaking tubs, and romantic, private outside showers. Moreover, every suite comes with its own private hardwood deck fitted with loungers for relaxing and enjoying the magnificent views.

The lodge occupies 125,000 acres of a remote and private concession that borders the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The surrounding area is made up of large boulders and thick vegetation perched on a dramatic escarpment that overlooks the river gorge. The private concession has thirty-three fresh springs that draw a wide variety of animals to the area including cheetah, lions, hartebeest, spotted hyenas, wild dogs, and more. Plus, the lodge sits in the pathway of the annual Great Migration when millions of wildebeests and thousands of zebras and Thomsons gazelles flood the area in search of new pastures as well as calving season. The lodge and private concession is owned by the Friedkin Conservation Fund who have protected more than 3.4 million acres of land in Tanzania.

Daily game drives explore the private concession in a comfortable 4×4 vehicle and the expert knowledge of a local guide. Night drives are a fantastic way to discover the nocturnal activities of such as animals as bush babies, giraffe, and the elusive leopard. Guided bush walks take a more intimate and detailed look at the local flora and fauna as well as lessons in tracking animals. There are also day safaris to Ndutu or the Southern Serengeti. Cultural excursions travel to the local villages and schools to observe and learn about their customs and way of life. A sundowner is an excellent way to end the day with a cold cocktail in hand while gazing at the awe-inspiring beauty of the Serengeti.

The main lodge area is accessed by a narrow space between two boulders reminiscent of Indiana Jones, The thatched great room houses a dining room and elegant lounge. There is also a stone fireplace, a bar, and a separate library where more intimate dinners can be served. The grey slate-lined infinity-edge pool overlooks three springs where a host of animals parade past.

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Tanzania

Mwiba Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Set among massive stone boulders and ancient coral trees as it overlooks a rocky gorge on the Arugusinyai River, Mwiba Lodge is an exclusive and luxurious haven of tranquility.

Accommodations at the lodge consist of ten tented suites with a comfortable canopy bed configured as either two twins or a king and cooled by green air-conditioning. Each wide-open and spacious suite is tastefully decorated in shades of textured creams paired with suede, tans, and accents of chocolate and charcoal. The lounge has linen-covered sofas and copper lamps. While, the elegant en suite bathrooms feature copper fixtures, large soaking tubs, and romantic, private outside showers. Moreover, every suite comes with its own private hardwood deck fitted with loungers for relaxing and enjoying the magnificent views.

The lodge occupies 125,000 acres of a remote and private concession that borders the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The surrounding area is made up of large boulders and thick vegetation perched on a dramatic escarpment that overlooks the river gorge. The private concession has thirty-three fresh springs that draw a wide variety of animals to the area including cheetah, lions, hartebeest, spotted hyenas, wild dogs, and more. Plus, the lodge sits in the pathway of the annual Great Migration when millions of wildebeests and thousands of zebras and Thomsons gazelles flood the area in search of new pastures as well as calving season. The lodge and private concession is owned by the Friedkin Conservation Fund who have protected more than 3.4 million acres of land in Tanzania.

Daily game drives explore the private concession in a comfortable 4×4 vehicle and the expert knowledge of a local guide. Night drives are a fantastic way to discover the nocturnal activities of such as animals as bush babies, giraffe, and the elusive leopard. Guided bush walks take a more intimate and detailed look at the local flora and fauna as well as lessons in tracking animals. There are also day safaris to Ndutu or the Southern Serengeti. Cultural excursions travel to the local villages and schools to observe and learn about their customs and way of life. A sundowner is an excellent way to end the day with a cold cocktail in hand while gazing at the awe-inspiring beauty of the Serengeti.

The main lodge area is accessed by a narrow space between two boulders reminiscent of Indiana Jones, The thatched great room houses a dining room and elegant lounge. There is also a stone fireplace, a bar, and a separate library where more intimate dinners can be served. The grey slate-lined infinity-edge pool overlooks three springs where a host of animals parade past.

Coming soon!

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys

Coming soon!