My husband and I have just returned from a truly amazing safari holiday to Tanzania. We stayed in total luxury at The Manor at Ngorongoro before arriving here for three nights. Although this accommodation is totally different it was every bit as enjoyable. We received a lovely welcome from Peter and his staff, our jeep ride from the airport was... More

We arrived at Dunia camp in the pouring rain but despite this there were people waiting outside with umbrellas for us, a tray of drinks and towels to freshen up. The service at this place is just incredible and Peter and Richard and the team could not possibly have done more to make our stay perfect. The tents are gorgeous,... More

Peter was in charge when we were there in middle March 2013 (Richard was at Olakira) and Dunia was just super. Although in tents, this can barely be described as "camping" with great accommodations, super food, a bathroom in the tent, and a very helpful staff. We would not hesitate to go again.

Here you are at the end of the bumpy road, having spent a long day on Safari, seeing lions, cheetah,hippos,giraffe,black faced monkeys, elephants, and swatting tstetse flies(hoping the guide is right and they really aren't the ones that cause sleeping sickness) and you think this is as good as it gets. But, you are wrong. As soon as you get... More

I hate saying anything bad about this camp as the staff were just fantastic. Richard and his team wanted to please and our stay started with them bringing us exactly the same drinks that we had ordered at Olakira while we were there. We had a tough afternoon as we got stuck for over 2 hours at the Naabi gate... More

My wife and I stayed at Dunia towards the end of Feb. The first thing you notice when you arrive apart for the fact that it is one of the most beautiful locations on the Serengeti is that they go that little bit further than most to make Dunia that little bit special . The staff all wear uniforms and... More

When you think of the notion 'safari' you'll imagine a camp like Dunia. The location is far from the beaten path, quintessentially African, surrounded by unspoilt nature. You stay in old-style tents with luxury fittings and every comfort taken care of. We loved meeting up with fellow travellers to swap tales round the campfire in the evening. We loved lying... More

Dunia Camp offers amazing game viewing. The area is known for its abundance of game, especially big cats and is in the path of the great migration of hundreds of thousand of wildebeest and zebras. Bucket showers and the Asilia's properties use flasks for water (which get refilled) instead of plastic water bottles. Richard and his staff were very attentive.... More

We very much enjoyed our stay here just after Christmas - a real tent experience in the Serengeti in complete comfort. On our last night, we heard lions walking around our tent and the following day, there were footprints around the camp. It is difficult to get closer to nature. The tent is extremely comfortable. I didnt found the shower... More