Mwiba Lodge, Auberge Safari

At the discretion of parents and guides.

Guests staying at Mwiba Lodge have the option to experience a night under the stars in true expeditionary fashion. Fly-camping is the perfect off-grid getaway for those seeking a full immersion into the wilderness — without compromising comfort — and, with no distractions, get closer to nature than anywhere else. For couples, fly-camping offers a truly remote and romantic experience, and for families or groups of friends, this makes for an unforgettable adventure with nothing but canvas between you and the wild. A bucket shower with warm water and a long drop loo are available while fly-camping, and there is also the option to arrive or depart via a bush walk.4 tents available. Enquire for fly-camping surcharge rates and availability (booking required prior to arrival). Weather dependent. Minimum 4 pax. Age limit 16 years and older. Not available December to May.

Unlike many reserves and parks, Mwiba grants guests the freedom to explore the nocturnal element of safari: under the light of the moon, the landscape seems magically different, and an array of nocturnal species come out of hiding. All day safaris & Day trips to Ndutu or Southern Serengeti are available; however, Ndutu day trips are not available between December and May.Private game drives accompanied by your private guide.

Take to the skies to explore the Tanzanian wilderness from above. Inquire for more information on trips and rates. Booking prior to arrival is essential.Available for private transfers between properties, stunning scenic excursions, or as the ultimate aerial adventure for your entire safari circuit.Max 4 adults OR 2 adults and 3 children (luggage restrictions apply).

Each booking includes a private guide and an open safari vehicle.

Choose from an array of pampering massages to soothe the body after hours spent exploring the region on safari.

There is no better way to salute the end of a day on safari than with an ice-cold G&T in hand, watching the sun paint the sky shades of pink and orange as it sets.

The Datoga are a pastoral tribe with a lifestyle akin to the Maasai. The opportunity to visit them in their village provides an excellent opportunity to gain insight into a proud and vibrant culture that is as much part of Mwiba's landscape as the wildlife is.Dropping by late in the afternoon, guests are treated to the buzz of domesticity as the herders return home, and women busy themselves about their homestead in exquisite beaded and copper jewellery. They are delighted to show off their dwellings and rhythmic, joyous dancing in what is always a vibrant cultural exchange for all parties involved.

The Hadzabe are a hunter-gatherer tribe indigenous to the area, and live in perfect symbiosis with their environment, which provides them with all their needs for food, medicine and shelter. Guests have the incredibly special opportunity to accompany them for a morning as they move through the wilderness, foraging for food and following honey-guide birds to sweet treats. Join the Hadzabe on a foraging walk through nature and learn more about their folklore and history.