Putting Tanzania On the Global Sustainable Tourism Development Map




Zita Tanzania Wild Camps become the first global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Member in April 2018. Becoming the first to embrace Sustainability in operations in the much sought after Iconic destination.Tanzania Wildcamps is an edgy sustainable hospitality group. The Award winning hotel group includes 7 unique facilites:
•Highview Hotel Karatu,       

•Highview Coffee Lodge
•Serengeti Wild Camp
•Ngorongoro Wild Camp
•Serengeti - Ikoma Wild Camp
•Serengeti Safari Lodge
•Serengeti Wildebeest Camp

 
 
Tanzania Wildcamps give you exactly this opportunity. Our safe and comfortable tented camps are located in the very heart of Tanzania ́s most famous National Parks and game reserves. These trendy facilities uses a range of eco-friendly practices from solar heating, to aerated taps. We believe in making a sustainable and positive impact on the earth and the environment to preserve its future. Living in a tent is spectacular: hear the elephants trumpeting far away at night, observe zebras peacefully grazing in front of your tent ́s gauze window, and feel how the colours, the sounds, the smells around you change when the day turns to night and the night turns to day. Enjoy a responsible and sustainable stay in Tanzania with Zita Tanzania Wildcamps




“When you go on a safari in Africa, you want first-hand experiences of the wildlife, the landscapes, the natural wonders, and the exciting atmospheres of the black continent.You want to be in the middle of it.”
 
Tanzania wild camps | +255 754 451 000| sales@wildcamps.com







 

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