Top 6 Places You Have To Visit In East Africa For This Holidays

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East Africa has the most beautiful sites for anyone o spend their holidays

It is the time of the year after a roller coaster when a man has to get away and spend that which he has toiled for.  While some big money spenders dream of places like Dubai, Seychelles, Cyprus, or Ibiza, we

bring you the list of East Africa destinations that are worth your money and time this Christmas holiday.

If there is a place fit for a perfect family hideaway this holiday in Uganda, none beats Broad Sands Lodge. The place is tucked away on the charming island of Bugala in Ssese Islands on lake Victoria and

kalangala beach.

It’s luxurious though affordable cozy and relaxing beachfront destination with direct Water access. Services like beachside massages and body scrubs, are ones to look out for especially if you yearn to be pampered. The place also has an outdoor pool and sauna, spa services, a terrace, airport shuttle. The family amenities at Broad include babysitting or child care, an onsite children’s playground,

soundproofed rooms, and free wifi among others

Mweya Safari Lodge, Uganda Mweya Safari Lodge is in the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park with rare beauty purposely for relaxation and revitalization. Surrounded by the magical Rwenzori Mountains, the place has a panoramic view of the Kazinga channel, breathtaking crater lakes, and great rift valley hills with a beautiful

view of water flowing into the two giant lakes George and Edward.

A perfect holiday is worth spending time wandering among the stunning wildlife with wild beasts like elephants, tree-climbing lions, chimpanzees, lion tracking in Queen Elizabeth, family boat cruises, and nature

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walks in Queen Elizabeth National park among others. The place has family packages this holiday.

Mweya Safari Lodge

Magashi in RwandaEverything about Magashi is a thrilling rehabilitating quest. Magashi’s home is the miraculous Akagera National Park on Rwanda’s north-eastern border and the last remaining refuge for Savannah species. Wake to a chorus of birds, elephants quietly wading into the lake, and a freshly brewed cup of coffee,

before heading out to experience the East African wild characterized by apex predators and their prey.

Try your hand at catch-and-release fishing or marvel at lions, white and black rhinos, buffalos, and elephants roaming its hills and vast savannah Game drives, guided nature walks, and boating. You end the day with a soothing massage and an evening of traditional stories, songs, and dance accompanying traditional meals to give you a home away from home feel. From the famous ‘Rolex’ breakfast wrap to a traveling Kugisha dinner in Magashi’s six spacious tented suits with wifi connection

to stay connected with friends and family back home.

The place is also a perfect complement to your gorilla trekking experience in Rwanda. The place is Family-Friendly with accommodation for Children aged six and above. However, a minimum

of three tents must be booked; children aged between six and 16 must share a room with an adult.

Magashi in Rwanda

Elewana Kilindi, Tanzania Located in Zanzibar is a pure retreat for couples characterized by natural simplicity, a true blend of diverse cultures with dramatic architectural overtones of Middle Eastern heritage, situated in the northwest of Zanzibar with 15 domed pavilions. The lodge is scattered across 54 acres of gentle hillside

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overlooking Tumbatu Island and a fine white sand beach.

The place’s Main Pavilion overlooks a large 25-meter infinity pool which itself affords views out across the sparkling warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Dining takes place either on the alfresco terrace or even along the pristine white beach, which runs the length of the property. It is the best place for honeymooners and lovers. The place can get quite stuffy and warm, too. Breakfast has plenty of choices, from tropical fruits to original dishes off the menu, such as lobster eggs Benedict or a smoked snapper

croissant. Kilindi only accepts guests aged 16 and over.

Elewana Kilindi view

A perfect family holiday suits Serengeti National Park. The 15,000 square kilometers World Heritage Site is a home for over 2 million ungulates, 4000 lions, 1000 leopards, 550 cheetahs, and some 500 bird

species.

The endless Serengeti plains are dotted with trees and kopje trees from which majestic lions control their kingdom and the elusive leopard in a riverine forest are worth a gaze. Travel experts confirm that Serengeti is the only place where you can witness millions of migrating

wildebeest over the Acacia plains. Time tends to stand still when you are at Serengeti.

You can also feed the eyes on the genuine smiles of the Maasai people as you Indulge yourself or your family with great game drives, spa treatments, a cocktail bar with the best possible views, and a gourmet food experience among others. It is a warm place for families, couples, and groups, and perfect for everlasting memories allowing entry of

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children from the age of 12.

Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya A once-in-a-lifetime experience, the Masai Mara balloons at the Masai Mara National Reserve. The place is one of the most famous and important wildlife conservation and wilderness areas in Africa, popular for its exceptional populations of wildlife species and beasts like lions, leopards, cheetahs, and African bush elephants. Literally, one of the best ways to experience the undisturbed African Wilderness. The place is

also a habitat for over 400 vibrant bird species found in the reserve.

The place has a variety of luxurious tents and lodges with a difference in location and budget. Bush meals and sundowners are also memorable vacation experiences worth this holiday Other activities in the Masai Mara are the cultural interactions with local communities among others

the Masai Mara warriors who are always ready to showcase their rich culture.

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