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CAMP AMENITIES
Number of suites: 8

Children: above 6 years
Triples: 1 family room
Distance between cottages: 10-20 meters
Laundry service
Power: generator
Battery charging facilities

ACTIVITIES

Game viewing: boat excursions & game drives
Walks through chimpanzee habitat
Birding
Forest walks
Forest hikes (longer walks & multi-day hikes)
Fishing
Canoe safari (coming soon)
Cultural visits
Dhow sailing (coming soon)
Private overnight in the forest (coming soon)

CLOSEST AIRSTRIP
Rubondo - 20 minutes drive from camp

Short Overview

This small and exclusive camp of just eight luxury cottages – all built by hand, using traditional skills and local materials to ensure a light footprint on the island’s delicate eco-system – offers unrivalled access to this one-of-a-kind destination

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