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Destination: Tanzania
Where to stay: Singita Sasakwa Lodge.
The remote western edges of the Serengeti may be the last place you would expect to find an Edwardian lodge but that is the best way of describing this award-winning hotel. Whether you choose to stay in the stone-walled villas or the more adventurous safari tents, accommodation is of the highest order. Infinity pools, private wood-panelled libraries and thick Arabian rugs set a luxurious tone. But the spectacular setting – overlooking an elephant watering hole and the expansive migration plains beyond – is the crowning glory.
What to do: Safari morning, noon and night if you can. Resident conservationists operate eco-friendly tours and educate visitors about the animals' natural habitats. After your stay keep track of the local lions, zebras, rhinos and more on the resort's animal blog.
Details: Singita Grumeti Reserve, Tanzania. $1,200-1,700 per night.
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