Highlights
- Great game drives
- Excellent staff service
- Superb location and views
- Luxurious accommodation
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Up in the Wogakurya Hills nearby the Mara River sits Lemala Kuria Hills Lodge. It overlooks the Tanzanian wildebeest migration, offering a front-row seat to a world-famous phenomenon whilst ensuring privacy, comfort, and luxury.
Activities here centre on providing a taste of Africa. This is achieved through explorations of the Serengeti wildlife either by open-top 4x4 vehicles or by foot, each led by excellent guides. Baboons, lions, leopards, and hyenas are just some of a wide variety of animals guests can spot in the area. During the evening, guests can enjoy sundowners or bush dining as they sit around a fire watching the sunset and listening to the hive of wildlife activity around the camp. Whether during the migration period between June and October or during other times of the year, guests’ visits will be defined by the private sights of spectacular African plains.
15 luxurious glass-fronted suite tents serve as guest accommodation. They offer fantastic views over the northern Serengeti. Each is fitted with twin or super-king beds, an en-suite bathroom and running hot water, and features a private plunge pool. The accommodation is spacious and luxurious, complete with Swahili-style décor.
The main lodge is made up of three large tents. They house a lounge and bar, both of which lead to outside areas where guests can relax morning or night. A communal swimming pool and sundeck is available for all guests. There is also a separate tent that features the Melengali Spa. Here, guests can really relax with massages and manicures in complete isolation, with only the surrounding nature as company.
Children under the age of 6 are not recommended, but prior approvals can be made. Child rates apply to those between the ages of 6 and 16 years. There is no accommodation exclusively for families.
We had such a good holiday. You did a fantastic job!
The house in Marrakesh was ridiculous. We effectively had it to ourselves. The accommodation was borderline palatial.
I actually think that the time we had in Marrakesh was sufficient. We could potentially have done a day by a pool but I think we’d done enough souk-ing by the end of Day Two.
The hotel in the mountains was a shade more rustic than I was expecting, but all great fun. Stunning views. The guide / mule / cook team were excellent and our guide (Hassan) tailored the treks to our capabilities well. He was superb, and really made an effort with the kids. The second and third day of trekking were particularly good. Such an adventure for the kids.
All the logistics worked seamlessly. Every aspect went like clockwork. Top marks. The advice on tipping was also much appreciated (I hate thinking that I’m getting mugged off or am potentially not giving enough…).
From my seven-year-old son:
I thought it was GREAT. The food was amazing and the culture was very interesting. My favourite bit was scrambling up rocks in the Atlas Mountains.
In retrospect, I’d probably do the trip in reverse. Flopping on the roof terrace after the rigours of the mountains would have been even more satisfying.
Henry O
reviewing Boutique Marrakech & Atlas Mountains
on 05 June 2025
We had an extraordinary time. It was magical and we couldn't hav asked or hoped for more. Thank you both so much for all of your time and assistance.
Emma M
reviewing Best of Botswana for Families
on 18 November 2024
We had an amazing experience - absolutely loved it.
Mohamed and Said were great and very patient especially with me going downhill - was quite nervous about the scree slopes and paths.Will be a trip we remember forever
Maritta B
reviewing Atlas Valleys & Villages Trek - Value
on 11 November 2024