Honeymoons & Weddings in Tanzania
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Imagine lying in your beautifully decorated and furnished bedroom in Tanzania with just the gentle sounds of the Indian Ocean waves breaking on the shore line, with the distant roar of a male lion in the background.
On a honeymoon in Tanzania you could sleep under the Tanzanian stars, stay on a deserted island or climb a tree house on a safari honeymoon in Tanzania.
Tanzania is blessed with a coastline studded with long white sandy beaches, stunning diving and mysterious ruins. ku.oc1369173649.aina1369173649znat21369173649og@se1369173649iriuq1369173649ne1369173649
Your honeymoon is a once in a lifetime holiday. You can experience all of this and more in Tanzania – and it takes just over eight hours flying time from the UK with only a two-hour time difference (three in winter), so no jet lag!
Lodges perfect for a romantic Honeymoon
Located right in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stone Town is the Zanzibar Palace, a boutique-style hotel designed over 3 floors. As the hotel is centrally located, the Palace Hotel is perfectly located to see all the sights and adventures of Stone Town.. The hotel is independently owned and managed, making Read More
The Baraza Resort lies on the south eastern coast of the island of Zanzibar, along the award winning Bwejuu beach, recently voted by Conde Nast as one of the top 30 island beaches in the world. This beautiful boutique Villa resort evokes the heritage of Zanzibar dating back to the era of the Sultans. Approximately Read More
If you can afford it then Beho Beho is the place to stay in Selous. Although not located along the banks of the river, it is still in a prime location in the Beho Beho’s mountains. There are just eight stone built and palm thatched cottages, The spacious suites are open sided with an enormous Read More
Chumbe Island Lodge maintains and upholds their eco friendly ethos, which has been rewarded and rightly so. The lodge is not for everybody we love it and we even have one member of staff who worked on the island for a few months – so we know it well. There are a total of 7 Read More
Crater Lodge is probably one of the best known lodges situated around the Crater Rim and is divided into 3 parts, North, South and Tree camps. Located approximately 4.5 hours drive from Arusha and 2.5 hours from Tarangire National Park, the Crater is a must see for visitors to Tanzania. Although resembling a traditional Maasai village from Read More
This small, upmarket hotel is situated just up the road from Breezes Resort. It has a fantastic beach location and offers excellent personal service in a peaceful and less crowded setting. There are just 9 large private villas offering guests stylish accommodation with African style architecture. Each villa is individually designed and has state of Read More
Fumba Beach Lodge is situated in the south of Zanzibar, in the Menai Bay Conservation Area, which was set up in 1998. The project was designed to teach villagers the importance of protecting their natural heritage and show how Eco-tourism could survive without damaging the environment. It boasts over 40 acres of grounds protected by Read More
Situated in the village of Karatu, just a mile from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Gibbs Farm is a working coffee farm, one of the oldest in the region. The farmhouse has barely changed since the property was built in 1929 and is warm and inviting. The accommodation cottages are set on the working farm. Whilst Read More
Set in one of the most beautiful, remote and dramatic locations, Greystoke Camp can be found on the edge of a white sand beach at the base of the Mahale Mountains. The camp manages to combine great style with a serious and ecologically sound approach to operating. This is truly a hideaway in a raw Read More
Mbalageti Tented Camp stands on Mwamyeni Hill overlooking the Dutwa Plain in a quiet part of the western corridor of the Serengeti. There are superb views of the Serengeti and the wildebeest migration in this area. There are 2 room types at Mbalageti. The lodge rooms are all connected in a row and are back Read More
Situated on the north east coast of Zanzibar, the Mchange Beach Lodge is set on a powder white sand beach offering spectacular views of the white sand beaches and swaying coconut palms. There are 6 sea view lodge rooms and 2 garden suites. The sea view lodge rooms feature a hand crafted four poster bed, Read More
A traditional, simple style of camp, Mdonya Old River Camp is situated in the heart of Ruaha National Park, in an acacia woodland. There are just 11 walk-in style tents, each of which are large, spacious and have ensuite facilities with a flushing toilet. Whilst there is no electricity in the tents, there are plenty Read More
Situated approximately 3 miles off of the north coast of Zanzibar, the island of Mnemba is a romantic coral island retreat, ideal for guests seeking barefoot luxury and good diving and snorkelling facilities. During December and March, the rare Green turtle can often be seen laying their eggs in the sands. The 10 luxury Bandas Read More
Mwagusi Tented Camp is a small exclusive tented camp overlooking a popular watering hole in the riverbed of the Mwagusi Sand River. The camp is very rustic in feel. The 14 bandas are spacious and are built with a larger thatch and reed roof. This gives each banda an open sided veranda at the front Read More
Plantation Lodge is located just outside Karatu and is certainly the top property in this area, as well as being just a short distance from the entrance to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It is within easy reach of Tarangire and Manyara National Parks and an ideal stopping point en route to the Serengeti. The 16 Read More
Reached by plane from Dar es Salaam, Ras Mbisi is situated on the west coast of the beautiful island of Mafia, on 8 kilometres of beach. It prides itself on offering good food and accommodation in a natural setting. It has an environmentally sustainable approach and uses locally grown and sourced produce wherever possible. The Read More
Set on the northern tip of Zanzibar, the Ras Nungwi hotel was refurbished and updated during 2006/7. Built from hand-cut fossilized coral limestone and other natural materials, the 19 lodge rooms and 35 chalets are clean and bright. The reef is nearby and at low tide it is possible to see plenty of marine life Read More
Saadani National Park is situated north of Dar es Salaam and is easily reached by a 20 minutes flight by light aircraft. Saadani is set apart from other national parks in Tanzania by its mix of eco systems. Here the Indian Ocean meets the lowland coastal forests, open grasslands, mangroves and acacia woodlands, making for Read More
Recently voted as one of the world class beaches. The Tides has stylish yet simple beach cottages, with modern en suite facilities. With just seven cottages and one recent addition the Upepo Suite, the accommodation, offers a friendly intimate and relaxing atmosphere. There is also a two bedroom family cottage making this the ideal choice Read More
