Tented Camp Hotels – For a Different Kind Of Vacation, Closer To Nature
Camping was very fun when you were a kid but now it just doesn’t seem like something you’d enjoy, mainly because of the lack of comfort. But what if there was a way to combine the fun of going camping with the comfort of staying at a hotel? We’re talking, of course, about tented camp hotels. So go glamping and enjoy the great outdoors while also enjoying the luxury and comfort you value in a hotel but without walls separating you from the outside world.
Moab Under Canvas.
Moab Under Canvas is a luxury tent camp in the Utah desert. It offers its guests an array of tents spread on 40 acres of land. The accommodations include exotic tipis, Safari tents as well as en-suite pavilions and deluxe suites. They all offer magnificent views over the Arches National Park.
It’s the perfect alternative to a hotel for those who wish to be closer to nature and its exquisite beauty, to enjoy adventures and to get in touch with the local culture, all without giving up comfort. It’s the ultimate glamping solution. Explore, the Moab desert and discover its secrets, the get back to your luxurious tent for the night.
Sabora Tented Camp.
The Sabora Tented Camp offers 350,000 acres of beautiful panoramas in the Singita Grumeti Reserves, in Tanzania. Guests can stay in glamorous tents equipped with everything necessary and they have the opportunity to observe the wildlife, including lions, zebras, cheetahs, vultures and much more.
It’s easy to be mesmerized by the landscape and everything else surrounding you when you’re staying in a tent. Here, close to the border of the Serengeti National Park, you get to see wild animals in their natural environment which is much more wonderful than seeing it on a monitor or in pictures. So get ready to be overwhelmed by beauty and save your energy for trips and safari drives.{found on site}.
Ngala Tented Safari Camp.
Located on the banks of the Timbavati River, in South Africa, Ngala Tented Safari Camp offers canvas-roofed accommodations featuring elegant and rugged designs. Here guests can observe and track the landscape and wildlife without compromising on comfort or luxury. Lots of fun activities await you, including a morning drive just before breakfast, in an open vehicle, and an evening drive before dinner.
You’ll be guided by professionals and you’ll be able to wake up at the sun rise and have a whole day of exploring in front of you. As soon as you enjoy your morning coffee, adventure begins. It doesn’t stop when you get back to the camp because there too you can admire the great outdoors rom the viewing decks.
Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp.
The Maasai Mara National Reserve offers you the opportunity to stay in an elegant 1920s tent in a remote area where Africa shows its true beauty. Here you can spot elephants, lions and monkeys and spend a few days away from things like cars and planes, just enjoying nature. Of course, you won’t have to give up comfort.
The camp may have a lot of history but it doesn’t trick you into giving up everything. Relax on the deck, enjoy a romantic dinner under the stars or simply lounge inside and admire the landscape as you fall asleep. The camp belongs to the Cottar family and they’ve been offering guided expeditions in Kenya since 1919 so you’re in expert hands.{found on site}.
Richard’s Camp.
Richard’s Camp was created by two generations of a family that moved to Kenya. They established a strong relationship with the local tribes.Guests thus have the opportunity to be taken on a tour through the reserve and see elephants, zebras, giraffes and much more.
They’re sleeping in tents, each powered by solar electricity. The tents are luxurious, as you can see in the photos. The tribes will share with you cultural aspects and they’ll let you take home a few secrets.
It’s a great opportunity to be able to spend a few days interacting with a whole new culture and to see two worlds come together. If you’re in for a little adventure, then you’ll also get to take a hot air balloon ride over the Savannah and admire the entire beauty of the landscape.{found on site}.
Singita Mara River Tented Camp.
Singita Mara River Tented Camp can be found on the northernmost tip of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It offers six guest tents with luxurious and elegant interiors. The indoor-outdoor boundaries are blurred and guests can feel close to nature without compromising on comfort.
The camp was designed by Cecile & Boyd’s using sustainable materials and with a modern touch but while also integrating elements from the local culture. It’s a contemporary take on the classic African safari. Spend some time in the middle of nature and enjoy it without barriers. The tents have flaps which can be opened up so that you can enjoy the views. Local elements have been included in the décor, such as baskets, beads and pots and they have been repurposed by the designers.