
Four Seasons: Bush Breakfast
A “bush breakfast” is a common format at upmarket safari lodges in East Africa: breakfast in the open, served out in nature away from the lodge itself.
Is a safari all about game drives? Mostly, but not only. In between there is room for a balloon flight at sunrise, a market visit, a walk with a ranger or an afternoon on a spice farm. Filter by destination and tell us what appeals to you: we will plan the activity at the right point in your route.

A “bush breakfast” is a common format at upmarket safari lodges in East Africa: breakfast in the open, served out in nature away from the lodge itself.

At upmarket safari lodges, a “bush dinner” means dinner in the open air, often staged with a campfire or paper lanterns.

“Mwamba” is Swahili for rock or reef.

A romantic dinner by the pool is a common format for special occasions at upmarket hotels.

Here, “Serenity” refers to a private dinner with your own chef and grill, of the kind upmarket hotels offer as a special extra.

“The Vineyard” is the name of a wine-pairing dinner in which individual courses are matched to selected wines.

Balloon flights over the savannah are among the best-known ways to experience East Africa's landscape from the air; in Tanzania they are especially associated …

The Maasai are a semi-nomadic, cattle-herding people living across much of northern Tanzania and southern Kenya.

On a walking safari, the landscape is explored on foot rather than from a vehicle, accompanied by a guide and, in many areas, an armed ranger as well.
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