Safari lodges are larger, permanent structures built of brick and mortar. Lodges are smaller than hotels but have the same full amenities and similar facilities such as restaurants and swimming pools. As mentioned above, the lodges range from three star levels, to ultimate five star luxury.

Tented camps are made up of large, walk in, canvas tents set up on permanent frames. These camps are generally smaller than lodges and have the amenities similar to that of a lodge or hotel such as separate en-suite bathrooms, restaurants and swimming pools. The tented camps aim to provide all the comforts of a lodge while giving guests a smaller, intimate, tented yet luxurious safari experience.

Mobile camps are "roaming camps". These small, intimate camps move around, following herds of migratory animals. Camp operators construct semi-permanent camps that are constructed in open bush. There are no barriers and animals can roam free but these mobile camps are safe and guests' safety is a top priority. The camps are fully serviced by a permanent staff and the camps aim to offer up a luxury experience in the wilderness. Meals are served by a camp chef and eaten in the ambience of Africa, water is heated by staff for bathing, and generators power the mobile camps (although these are not used too much). When staying in a tented camp, guests have the opportunity to truly connect with nature. Both kinds of tents are situated in rich game viewing areas (the mobile camps even more so). Sleeping under canvas offers an enhanced, immersive Tanzania safari experience of Africa.