Wilderness Magashi
Welcome to Wilderness Magashi, nestled on the shore of Akagera's beautiful Lake Rwanyakazinga.
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Wilderness Magashi
Magashi's spacious tented guest suites invite the outdoors in.
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Wilderness Magashi
Magashi's menu heroes Rwanda’s indigenous ingredients, local dishes and fresh produce.
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Wilderness Magashi
Dine al fresco, looking out over the shimmering waters of Lake Rwanyakazinga.
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Magashi
Elephant were reintroduced to Akagera in the 70s, and remain a popular attraction for visitors.
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Each of the six spacious guest tents overlooks Lake Rwanyakazinga.
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The camp is situated on the scenic Magashi Peninsula, in the highly productive northern sector of Akagera National Park.
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Wilderness Magashi
The bar area's striking Imigongo tiles are a design feature of the main area, and an homage to local culture.
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Wilderness Magashi
'Imigongo’ originated in the Eastern Province of Rwanda, and is made up of black, white and ochre patterns, etched in linear designs onto a cow-dung tile surface.
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Wilderness Magashi
The bar area decor is as unforgettable as the signature cocktails.
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Wilderness Magashi
Meals at Magashi are designed with sustainability in mind, offering healthy, flavourful recipes that tread lightly on the Earth.
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Magashi
An unbeatable way to go game-viewing and bird-watching - from a boat cruise on the lake.
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Wilderness Magashi
Meals are served against the serene backdrop of lovely Lake Rwanyakazinga.
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Wilderness Magashi
Every meal is a thoughtfully crafted homage to Rwanda's natural abundance.
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Wilderness Magashi
Enjoy a few high-tea treats before heading out for your late afternoon game drive or boat cruise.
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Wilderness Magashi
High tea is a feast for all the senses.
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Wilderness Magashi
Celebrate a loved one with a private dinner in one of a number of glorious settings at Magashi.
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Wilderness Magashi
Magashi offers numerous exquisite settings for private dining options.
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Wilderness Magashi
A private dinner setup on the main area pool deck.
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Wilderness Magashi
In-room dining is a wonderful option for couples who wish to celebrate a special occasion in private.
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Wilderness Magashi
The camp firepit is set right on the water's edge, ideal for pre-dinner drinks, or gathering for a fascinating round of storytelling.
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Wilderness Magashi
Cheers to another perfect day in East Africa.
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Wilderness Magashi
Akagera National Park has reintroduced both white and black rhino to the sanctuary.
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The silver monkey is a species of Old World monkey found primarily in East Africa.
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Wilderness Magashi
The Magashi Concession is a particularly productive area in Akagera National Park.
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Wilderness Magashi
Magashi's sightings map is a most useful reference for guests, before and after game drives.
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Wilderness Magashi
Just some of the species likely to be spotted while out on game drives.
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Wilderness Magashi
Staff member demonstrates a Kinyarwandan tradition for guests in the main area.
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Wilderness Magashi
Kwitira is an Eastern Rwandan tradition of infusing milk with a smoky flavour, using a special species of grass, to enhance the taste and freshness of the milk.
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Wilderness Magashi
Intimate Magashi is unquestionably the most luxurious safari offering in Akagera National Park.
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Wilderness Magashi
Massage with a view, from the privacy of your tented suite.
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Wilderness Magashi
Relax by the main area pool with a cocktail between game drives.
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Wilderness Magashi
The guest tents are set right on the edge of the lake, which is brimming with aquatic birds and wildlife.
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Wilderness Magashi
The main area's inviting lounge is decorated in rich earthy tones to mimic the camp's natural surrounds.
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Wilderness Magashi
Staff perform a traditional dance for guests over sundowners on the deck.
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Wilderness Magashi
Our staff are proud to entertain guests with informative insights into their cultural traditions.
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Wilderness Magashi
What's a sundowner without a platter of delicious snacks to nibble on?
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Wilderness Magashi
Sundowners by the lake.
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Wilderness Magashi
Magashi's signature cocktail, the Magashi Sky, is the perfect way to enjoy a magnificent sunset over the lake.
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Magashi offers eight, spacious en-suite canvas tented rooms that pay homage to Rwandan culture.
The interiors have a traditional and elegant East African feel, and feature locally sourced artefacts. With a layout designed to maximise the glorious views over Lake Rwanyakazinga, guests may see elephants quietly wading into the lake, and graceful giraffe and other game feeding beyond, out in the open.
Rwanda’s rebirth has inspired a fusion of traditional and modern designs and art, which can be seen throughout the camp. One of these is an art form called 'Imigongo’. It originated in the Eastern Province of Rwanda, and is formally known as 'Igisaka cy’Imigongo'. It is made up of black, white and ochre patterns and linear designs, etched onto a cow-dung tile surface. In décor, these installations creates striking features.
Khaki is also used quite prominently throughout the interiors, adding a traditional safari touch. Accents of blush in the mosquito nets, cushions and chairs weave in a more contemporary feel.
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