ARCHITECTURE
Designed Around Nature
Kuona was developed with care for the landscape, working around existing trees and natural features rather than removing them. The result is a lodge that feels connected to its surroundings rather than separate from them.
ZERO TREES CUT DURING CONSTRUCTION
RESOURCES
Using What Nature Gives Us
The Serengeti provides the setting for everything we do, so we believe in using its resources responsibly.
Solar Energy
Our lodge is powered by solar energy, harnessing Tanzania’s abundant sunlight while reducing our reliance on conventional energy.
Water Conservation
Water is one of the Serengeti’s most precious resources. We are committed to using it carefully throughout the lodge and reducing unnecessary waste.
KIJANI PAMOJA TOURISM INITIATIVE
Uniting Tourism for Nature
Welcome to the Adventure of the 21st Century — Grow a Living Legacy!
Through our partnership with the Kijani Pamoja Tourism Initiative, every journey helps restore biodiversity-rich landscapes around Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mt. Meru. Plant a tree for every night stayed and leave a living legacy.
Explore
Serengeti to Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Inspire
Protect wild landscapes.
Restore
Plant 1 tree per bed night.
Grow a Tree Today
Re-greening Rau Forest & Kahe ecosystem sites in co-ownership with local smallholder farmers to guarantee survival.
USD 5 – 8 per tree — One tree for every night.
PLANT A TREE NOW
COMMUNITY
Our People & Community
For Kuona, sustainability is also about people. We support initiatives that contribute to the wellbeing and development of communities around us, including orphanage support, community projects, local employment, skills development and women-focused initiatives.
LOCAL SOURCING
Closer to Home
Where possible, we source food and supplies locally, working with communities and producers in Tanzania and the regions surrounding Serengeti. This approach allows us to support local livelihoods while bringing the character and flavours of Tanzania into the guest experience.
Protecting What Makes Kuona Possible.
“The Serengeti is more than our location. It is the reason Kuona exists. The wilderness is our home. We are here to look after it.”