Acacia farm

Acacia Farm Lodge is a stylish country lodge located on the peaceful outskirts of Karatu, surrounded by 25 acres of working farmland, mature trees, coffee plants and gardens. Its elevated setting offers attractive views across the Karatu countryside toward the nearby Ngorongoro forest, creating a quiet and relaxing environment between safari adventures.

The lodge provides spacious, contemporary African-inspired accommodation arranged within well-spaced cottages. Rooms feature comfortable sitting areas, en-suite facilities and private balconies or terraces overlooking the farm and surrounding landscape. Modern comforts include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, television, a minibar, tea and coffee facilities, a safe and hairdryer.

Guests can relax beside the outdoor swimming pool, enjoy a treatment at the spa or make use of the lodge's fitness facilities. The extensive grounds also provide opportunities for complimentary farm and nature walks, cycling and birdwatching. A guided walk through the property introduces guests to its coffee farm, vegetable gardens, trees and birdlife.

Dining is an important part of the experience at Acacia Farm Lodge. Meals combine African and international influences, with much of the vegetable produce used by the kitchen grown in the lodge's own organic garden. Guests can dine indoors or enjoy meals in outdoor areas around the property, while the bar and lounges provide comfortable spaces for relaxing after a day on safari.

Its location in Karatu makes Acacia Farm Lodge particularly convenient for travellers exploring Tanzania's northern safari circuit. It provides easy access to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Lake Manyara while also fitting naturally into itineraries continuing towards the Serengeti or Tarangire.

Combining a tranquil farm setting, spacious accommodation and a good range of leisure facilities, Acacia Farm Lodge is particularly well suited to couples, honeymooners, families and safari travellers looking for a comfortable and relaxing stay before or after their wildlife experiences.