What are the accommodations like?
Normal 0 0 1 75 428 3 1 525 11.257 0 0 0 While on safari in Kenya, one can expect comfortable beds, fresh linens, superb meals and hot (mostly) showers in en suite facilities. Many lodges and tented camps also provide amenities such as soaps, shampoos and insect repellents. Rooms and tents are either mosquito proof or offer mosquito nets over the bed. You will not find telephones or televisions (except for perhaps in larger cities like Nairobi and Mombasa). You will find unexpected comfort and décor, and most lodges and camps also have swimming pools.
You may choose from two types of accommodations: indoor or outdoor. For indoor accommodations we offer both standard and deluxe rooms housed in three different buildings and four one-room cabins. For outdoor accommodations RV camping is available year-round and tent camping is available from April through October.
In most cases, the instructor will be living in a private room or shared apartment. All teachers are assured of their own private bedroom. The director will provide basic furniture. You may have to share the kitchen and bathroom in the apartment. Most likely it will be another English Teacher from the U.S/Canada or may be a Korean Teacher.
In Chile, we have selected a variety of charming accommodations ranging from remote hiking lodges to comfortable city hotels with all of the modern conveniences. In general, we use small, family-run accommodations that are locally owned and characteristic of each area instead of luxury chain resorts. For more information, check out our Lodging page or click on the bed icons next to each day of the tour itinerary to view pictures of our standard hotels/ lodges.
