The Telegraph Online (UK) - ‘Richard Madden visited this far-flung safari camp for Telegraph Travel, which is set beneath the forested slopes of the Mahale Mountains’

The Times (UK) – ‘Kuro is squirrelled away by a pretty meander of river, where elephants wander at will’

National Geographic Traveller Online (UK) - ‘Greystoke Mahale Camp stands on Lake Tanganyika, with its toes on a pristine beach and its shoulders draped in luxuriant rainforest where you can track wild chimpanzees. It’s only accessible by boat, which just adds to the thrill’

Condé Nast Traveler Online (US) – ‘Less well known than other parts of Tanzania, Ruaha is full of fascinating critters, and it's the largest national park in the country. Consider this a bucket-list destination for the best of the best on the continent’

Condé Nast Traveler Online (US) – ‘Nomad Tanzania’s pioneering six-tent camp in Kigelia Ruaha - I discovered this wild, rugged realm delivered big game and big views, with no pesky crowds’

Forbes (US) - ‘The best place to catch the action is in the northern Serengeti, at Nomad Tanzania’s Lamai Serengeti'

If you’re looking for something completely different and more remote, then Greystoke Mahale on the white sand beaches of Lake Tanganyika is a great option (especially if you love wild chimpanzees)

Small groups trek into the surrounding jungles of the Mahale mountains to spend time with habituated groups of chimps. Combine with big-game viewing at Chada Katavi camp further south

Greystoke is one of the best camps in the world to encounter wild chimpanzees

Nomad Tanzania’s new seven-night safari ventures into the west of the country to Katavi national park and the Mahale mountains, with stays in the Chada Katavi, Greystoke Mahale and Katavi camps