Large, traditional-style Meru tent positioned 'landscape' in order to maximise views to the floodplain. Each tent consists of an open bedroom and lounge with floor to ceiling gauze facing the floodplain, as well as a separate en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers and a dual vanity. Each tent is styled around a traditional Hambukushu basketry design which has been modernised and printed on fabrics ranging from head board to cushions and cupboard backing. All power for geysers, fans, light and charging points is generated through solar arrays and evacuated tubes.

Consisting of two separate but closely connected rooms, the family tent sleeps 2 adults and 2 children (an extra bed can be added for a third child). Each of the rooms is en-suite with the design and layout of the adult room replicating that of the standard tents: an open bedroom and lounge with floor to ceiling gauze facing the floodplain, as well as a separate en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers and a dual vanity. The children's room is smaller and more compact and consists of two single beds. All geysers, fans and lighting operate on solar power lowering our environmental footprint, while each tent has charging points for all electronic equipment.