Pitch a tent in the middle of the African savannah...
... for a wildlife safari without the crowds.
... for a wildlife safari without the crowds.
Even the national parks of Africa can get busy, with long queues of open jeeps waiting to catch a glimpse of a pride of lions enjoying the spoils of a fresh kill.
If you really want to beat the crowds, check out the new tented camp in Kenya by Abercrombie & Kent. The luxury travel operator can pitch a minimum of two or a maximum of 12 tents in the middle of nature reserves such as Masai Mara and Ol Pejeta.
Powered by solar energy, the tents feature bespoke beds, ensuites with hot showers and private verandahs with wildlife views, and not a queue in sight. The best bit? With little environmental footprint, the tents are kind to Mother Nature, promising to leave no trace once they pack up.
In fact, as part of the Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy project, the company aims to benefit local communities through employment and other welfare programs as much as it endeavours to give visitors an authentic experience. abercrombiekent.com.au
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