This stop. This camp. Where do I begin. Glad to write this review while the memories are so fresh in my mind. Home for two weeks after having the rare opportunity to travel with a small group, fellow curious travelers with Wow Travel club. Stayed on #Secluded Africa properties exclusively, and although the different sceneries kept your jaw dropping from the surreal beauty all the way, this place was a sharp contrast from the other two green lush landscape. The color of the soil was a red, that can only compared to Mars. Not your typical red clay. Copper rich, and with the mostly brown landscape you feel like you are on a different planet. The consistency between the three lodges we visited was the well trained, professional staff. From the rangers, to the spotters, the Chef, the people who brought your water for your bucket showers, did their job with the biggest smiles you'll ever see in service. We have a lot to learn from them, here, in the US. Firsts: I chose to stay at their "fly camp". I have never camped before. Ever. The pull of nature, the open fire all night, the rustic setting were too tempting to say no to. It was adventurous, romantic, exhilarating. Sitting by the fire before turning in for the night, watching the blood red sunset, listening to the sounds of the savanna was both intimate and invaluable learning experience. I am more of a fine hotels person, this was definitely stepping out of my comfort zone. Go figure, that became one of the highlights of my visit. Felt safe, armed guards protect your sleep, and they ask what time would you like your morning wake up: They show up with your choice of hot beverage and delicate ginger cookies to wake you with. A mile away from camp. Take a bucket shower smiling at the Upside down tree (Baobab), listen to stories from your guides-hosts, and your soul is touched in a new way. Visiting the well trained ranger's station was eye opening. Sundowners overlooking the savanna with an occasional visit to the watering hole by elephants. Rustic beauty surrounds you everywhere, another eco chic lodge. Walk in safaris, driving safaris, check. Hyraxes will pop their little heads in, and the occasional visit by black face velvet monkeys will keep you in awe. Hardest goodbyes. Asante Sana beautiful Kipalo Hills. You are in for a rare treat staying here. #SecludedAfrica, you have created magic.…
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