When you think about going on a safari, there are three important things you have to think about: where will you go, what kind of experience do you want and what is your desired level of accommodation.
There are three distinctive types or Safari Lodges/Camping Sites: Premier, Classic and Vintage. Each accommodation is on a level that will be indicated with a number from 5- up to 6, 6 being the most exclusive accommodations.

Judging the available facilities and the level of accommodation, you can choose the lodge or camping site that best fits your wishes. Finally, we would like to point out that due to the locations of the accommodations and the level of the experience, practically every lodge can be classified as "Premier". The "meeting" with all the lodges is from outstanding quality.

Premier - Level 6		Classic - Level 5+		Vintage - Level 5-
Level 6 is the highest level of accommodation and guarantees elegance and style. These lodges/camping sites combine luxury and high quality design and architecture with warm comfort and personal service. Every Premier accommodation has its own personal style and accents, such as "salas" - spaces for a lovely afternoon siesta. Of course, every tent or room has its own bathroom, often accompanied by an outdoor shower under the stars.		The Classic Camps are usually "Tented" camps. Only a number of lodges has a permanent structure. All these camps offer outstanding facilities and accommodations. Bedrooms are a bit smaller than those in the Premier camps. A lot of these tents are built above ground, with paths going from one tent to the other. All tents have their own bathrooms.		The Vintage Camps combine unique design with all the comfort you need. Most Vintage Camps are styled in the eastern African "Meru" style - built above ground with paths leading from one tent to another, where all tents are equipped with their own bathroom. Vintage Camps are well-suited for those who would like to experience a more traditional safari experience. Vintage Camps are less expansive than Classic Camps and can house a maximum of nine persons per safari car.