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1 day Tsavo east safari |
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1 Day Mombasa to Shimba
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2 days Tsavo east safari |
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2 days Tsavo east and west safari |
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2 Days Mombasa to Shimba Hills Safari |
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2 days Amboseli safari |
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3 days Tsavo east and west safari |
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3 days Amboseli safari |
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3 days Tsavo east and Amboseli safari |
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3 days Tsavo west and Amboseli safari |
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3 days Tsavo east, west and Amboseli safari |
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4 days Tsavo east, west and Amboseli safari |
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4 days Masai Mara & Lake Nakuru Safari |
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4 days Tsavo west, Amboseli and Taita Hills
Salt lick safari |
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5 days Tsavo east, west, Amboseli and Taita
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6 days Tsavo east, west, Amboseli and lake
Nakuru Safari |
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7 days Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru and Amboseli
safari |
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7 Days Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli,
Tsavo West and Tsavo East Safari |
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8 Days Aberdares, Samburu, Sweetwaters, Lake
Nakuru and Masai Mara safari |
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8 Days Samburu, Aberdares, Lake Nakuru and
Masai Mara Safari from Nairobi |
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Kenya and Tanzania combined Safari |
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Mount Kenya hiking |
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Kenya Safari camps and lodges |
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Mombasa Excursions |
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2 days Masai Mara safari |
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Masai Mara and Amboseli Balloon Safari |
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3 Days Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro Crater
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4 Days Tarangire and Ngorongoro Crater
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5 Days Ngorongoro & Serengeti safari |
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6 Days Tarangire, Ngorongoro and Serengeti
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7 Days Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti
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Mount Kilimanjaro Hiking |
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Tanzania National Parks |
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Tanzania Safari Camps and Lodges |
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Safari Camps and Lodges in
Masai Mara national reserve |
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David Livingstone Safari Resort
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Keekorok Lodge
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Sarova Mara Tented Lodge
Mara
Serena Lodge |
Mara Intrepids Club
Mara Governors Camp
Little Governors’ Camp
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Mara Fig Tree Camp |
Kichwa Tembo
Tented Camp
Mara Voyager Lodge |
Olare Safari Camp
Mara Bushtop Camp
Siana Springs Intrepids Lodge
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Mara Sopa Lodge
The Mara Safari Club
Elephant Pepper Camp|
Mara Porini Camp
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Porini Lion Camp |
Mara
Simba lodge
The Mara River Camp |
Mpata Safari Club |
Leleshwa Camp |
Cottars 1920s safari camp
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Kicheche
Mara Camp |
Karen Blixen Camp |
Sentrim Mara Safari Camp
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David Livingstone Safari Resort |
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Livingstone Safari Resort
commands spectacular
 views in
the Serengeti-Mara eco-system;
it lines the Mara River on the
edge of the Masai Mara Game
Reserve and overlooks deep pools
infested with hippos and
crocodiles. Painted in
traditional Masai red ochre and
lit by hundreds of hurricane
lamps, the lodge makes an
immediate impression: guests are
met by Masai warriors in full
regalia. The lodge has piped hot
water, electric light and
comfortable beds.
The lodge’s 80 en suite rooms
all have views of the Mara River
from their verandas. The world’s
biggest land migration passes
the very gates. Wildebeest and
zebra in search of grazing cross
the plains and rivers under the
eyes of ravenous lion and
crocodile.
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Keekorok Lodge |
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At the
southern end of the Mara, right
in the path of the annual
migration of wildebeest and
zebras path, lies Keekorok
Lodge. There is always plenty of
activity around the waterhole
but during the migration, the
lodge is enveloped by the
swarming mass of animals. One
need hardly venture from ground
to game view. From the verandah
and f rom Kiboko Bar, there is
plenty to see. One unfortunate
zebra met its end right in front
of the dinning room, providing
supper for a pride of hungry
lions, and 'live' entertainment
for enthralled guests at
Keekorok.
Accommodation
at Keekorok Lodge is in
bungalows, single story blocks,
and in comfortable shaded
chalets. The liberal use of
cedar wood, pink and gray sand
river stone, and other
indigenous building materials
offset the green lawns and
colorful bougainvillea. After a
day in the fresh air, the
excitement of game spotting, a
refreshing dip in the swimming
pool, and the ritual of
sundowners by the roaring log
fire in the lounge heralds an
evening full of traditional
Masai dancing, cultural or
wildlife lectures and videos
with yet another of those
remarkable Keekorok dinners.
read more about the Keekorok
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Sarova Mara
Tented Lodge |
Situated inside
Kenya's Masai Mara National
Reserve, the camp is set on an
elevation surrounded by two
streams and hidden amidst wide
gardens with manicured lawns and
exotic flowers. Facilities
include a dining area that has
internal and external seating
and two bars, one internal with
a fireplace and the other near
the poolside. There is a
swimming pool and curio shop.
There are three tents, which can
be used to seat up to 300
conference delegates. The camp
consists of 75 tents, of which
three are permanent triple
rooms. All rooms have 24-hour
electricity and a private en
suite bathroom with a shower and
hot and cold running water.
Facilities include game drives,
ballooning, walking, culture,
conference facility, photography
and birding.
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Mara
Serena Lodge |
 Mara Serena Lodge
is perched on a hilltop
overlooking the beautiful plains
of the Mara. The lodge
encompasses the unique heritage
and diversity of the Masai
community. It's strategic
location offers unrivalled game
viewing. It has 74 luxury rooms
and suites all air conditioned
with separate bathe and shower,
telephone, private balcony,
satellite television, mini-bars
and in-room safety locks.
Facilities
include a swimming pool, 2
restaurants serving local
delights and international
dishes, bars, Masai dances,
laundry services, modern fitness
centre featuring aerobics and
gym, flood lit tennis courts and
a large pool in-front of the
lodge for game viewing.
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Mara Intrepids Club
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Mara Intrepids
club is a beautiful lodge
located inside the Masai Mara
game reserve. Mara Intrepids has
30 luxury tents furnis hed with
custom milled African mahogany
furniture, oversize four poster
bed, en-suite bathroom with
showers, running hot and cold
water, flush toilets and
electricity. Camphor decked
dining room where formal
candlelight dinner is served.
Full English breakfast and
buffet luncheons are served from
gleaming chafing dishes under
the dappled shade of trees.
Facilities include a swimming
pool, 3 game drives a day,
wildlife library, gift boutique,
nature walks with resident club
naturalist followed by a bush
breakfast or a sundowner
cocktail.
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Mara Governors Camp |
 Mara Governors
Camp is set in the best
game-viewing area of the Masai
Mara game reserve, the entire
camp is under canvas with all
the comforts of a five-star
hotel. The setting is magical.
So much so that almost a century
ago it was reserved exclusively
for Kenya’s colonial Governors
and their Royal visitors. It
nestles in the forest along the
winding banks of the Mara River,
it’s waters teeming with hippos
and crocodile. It has 38 tents
lining the riverbank, with
uninterrupted views over the
Mara River; others have views
across the sweeping plains.
Created in 1972 Governors’ Camp
set new standards in luxury for
a tented camp. All tents have
en-suit bathrooms with hot and
cold running water and flushing
toilets.
Facilities
include The Original Governors
Camp, The Little Governors Camp
- intimate and secluded, The
Governors Moran Camp - top of
the range, The Governors Private
Camp - exclusive and luxurious,
The Mfangano Island Camp -
beautiful and quiet and The
Loldia House - peace and calm.
The camp emphasizes enjoying the
wild splendors of Africa in the
highest possible style.
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Little Governors’ Camp |
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Little
Governors’ is intimate in
character, with just 17
luxury en-suite tents tucked
around a large watering hole
that teems with both birds
and wildlife. The camp is
approached by a boat ride
across the Mara River, then
an escorted walk through the
riverine forest. Vehicles
are left on the far river
bank, and the camp is
therefore quiet and
undisturbed.
The guest tents at Little
Governors’ have recently
been
 renovated
and now have great wooden
decks with large verandahs
for guests to enjoy the
constant game activity that
takes place around the
watering hole at the camp.
All Governors’ properties
are unfenced, and at Little
Governors’ there is a
resident family of
warthogs that wander freely
through the camp. Guests may
need to make way for
elephants which sometimes
visit the camp at lunch
time.
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Mara Fig Tree Camp |
 Fig Tree Camp is
built on a beautiful site on the
banks of the Talek river in the
Mara, Fig Tree has been designed
tastefully and in perfect
harmony with the natural
environment. It has 65 luxury
tents and cabins all en suite
and with private balcony.
Facilities include 2 bars, 2
restaurants, a "look out" tower,
boutique, open air dining area
and a tree house coffee deck,
guest lecture room, swimming
pool and curio shop, balloon
safaris and game drives.
The camp also organizes night
game drives, game walks and bush
breakfasts.
Read more about the Mara Fig
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Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp |
 A luxury tented camp situated on
Oloololo Escarpment overlooking
the vast plains of the Masai
Mara. The camp offers excellent
game viewing across the plains
of the Mara. This is permanent
tented camp with twin beds and
an en-suite bathroom with hot
shower toilet and electrical
hurricane lamp.
Facilities include a restaurant
and a well stocked bar, game
drives with an expert
driver/guide on 4WD vehicles,
swimming pool.
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Mara
Voyager Safari Lodge |
Mara
Voyager Safari Lodge is
situated outside the Masai Mara game
reserve. It is built on the edge of
a picturesque "bow" of the Mara
River, which boasts a vast
variety if
 wildlife all year round. The Lodge
offers 78 rooms all en-suite. The
rooms are built in blocks of 6 and
each has its own unique vantage
point in spacious grounds. All the
rooms have hot and cold water and
electricity. At the end of the site
in the main building is a large
reception/lounge area and a spacious
glass enclosed restaurant. Breakfast
and lunch are provided (weather
permitting) on the terrace
overlooking the river. There are 2
bars; a hippo bar and the lounge
bar.
Facilities and activities include; private dinners on the swimming pool
deck, nature walks,
Masai dance performance every other
evening,
2 bars,
Swimming pool,
Gift shop,
Safe deposit boxes for valuables,
Bush banqueting and
Ultra Light Machine flying safari
from Lodge.
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Mara
Bushtop Camp |
Set amid the 60,000 hectares of the
Mara Siana Wildlife Conservancy
bordering the
 Masai
Mara , this camp is perched on top
of a hill with a scenic valley to
one side, the camp lies within
striking distance of the beautiful
Mara River where the famous river
crossing of wildebeest and zebras
takes place during the migration.
The camp uses solar power for most
of its energy needs, no expense has
been spared on the fittings provided
in the 12 luxury tents, each with
own private wooden deck with a
telescope ensures abundant
opportunity to view the magnificent
game roaming the reserves . There
are
outdoor sunken tubs to wallow in
as you spend the afternoon
away.
Each tent has large Comfort beds,
delightfully fitted en-suite
bathroom with indoor and outside
shower, a dining table and writing
desk for your personal use. 24 hour
butler service is available,
allowing guests to dine from a
mouth- watering a la carte menu in
the privacy of their own tent, and a
laundry service is also provided on
request.
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Siana Springs Intrepids Lodge |
Situated
at the base of the Ngama Hills, on
the eastern edge of the Maasai Mara
N ational Reserve, Siana Springs
Intrepids Lodge occupies a lush
indigenous forest watered by the
largest natural springs in the Mara
ecosystem - Siana Springs, or 'the
plentiful springs' in Masai Mara.
Siana Springs Intrepids Lodge's
offers guests unique opportunities
for thrilling walking safaris, night
drives and fly-camping along the seasonal
streams beneath the Ngama Hills.
this lodge offers 38 luxury tents
spread amid woodlands and ponds with
single or double beds featuring
modern en suite bathrooms with hot
showers. other facilities
include; a freeform swimming pool
and sunbathing terrace, conference
room with business facilities, a
safari boutique with souvenirs and
safari essential
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Mara Sopa
Lodge |
Set in the Oloolaimutia valley the
lodge blends in perfectly
with its surrounding hillside
landscape. The accent here is on the
Masai people and the fabulous wealth
of wildlife, birdlife and natural
flora to be found in the fabled
Mara.
The Mara Sopa Lodge has 200 beds by
way of 77 rooms, 12 suites and 1
Presidential suite, all of which are
'roundavel' style and have en-suite
bathroom facilities which provide
shaving sockets and hairdryers. It
also has a freeform, fresh-water
pool which offers spectacular views
over the valley.
Every
room and suite has a private,
elevated verandah with splendid
views across the valley and on which
guests can relax, sunbathe and watch
resident birds and wildlife.
Mini-bars are also available in each
room. There is a guest shop that
stocks a wide selection of
curios, gift items, clothing, film
and toiletries.
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The
Mara Safari Club |
This tented camp situated in the
northwest of the Mara at the base of
the Aitong hills on the ox-bow of
the Mara River, bordering the world
renowned Masai Mara Game Reserve.
The Camp takes advantage of a
natural sweep in the riv er enabling
it to be surrounded on three sides
by water and all the tents are
elevated on platforms ensuring
a unique view! All the tents have
their own private river frontage.
There is also a platform between
these tents and the standard tents,
allowing for superb game-viewing and
private dining
There is a total of 50 tents, of
which 42 are twin-bedded and 8
double-bedded. 10 of these double
bedded-tents are Premium tents and
have sunken baths in the bathrooms.
All tents have 220v electrical sockets, "lamps" (electrical), dressing
table and hand-woven rugs and
poster-bed drapes. There is a bar
and restaurant where a cosmopolitan
combination of food is served,
including traditional Kenyan dishes.
Buffet lunches and barbecues are
sometimes held by the poolside.
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Elephant Pepper Camp |
Situated right on the Northern Edge
of the Maasai Mara reserve, Elephant
Pepper Camp is a step back in time,
an original bush camp, a return to
the traditional bush safari camp:
starlit nights, campfire tales and
hurricane lamps. but with modern
 comforts:
evenings by the campfire and dinner
under the stars are a special
feature of this tented camp. This
8-tented bush camp is a
seasonal camp, which is taken down
for a month or so in the rainy
seasons. The homely atmosphere of
this camp is part of its charm.
Clients can relax with nature, no
generators, no vehicles passing, no
permanent structures jarring the
skyline, just the sights and sounds
of the bush which completely
surround you.Each ten has en-suite
bathrooms. The appetising food is
prepared by chefs trained by the
owners’ family using traditional
North Italian recipes mixed with
international and local favourites.
A barbecue by the campfire, dinner
in the mess tent, or a bush
breakfast on the open plains are
some of the lasting memories to take
home.
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Mara Porini Camp
- Ol Kinyei
Conservancy |
Mara Porini Camp is in the
exclusive wildlife conservancy of Ol Kinyei, one of the most beautiful
wilderness areas in the Serengeti- Mara eco-system;
a pristine wilderness
with open savannah plains, riverine forest, springs, streams and rivers, rolling
hills and spectacular views across the Mara. Ol Kinyei belongs to a Masai
community who have recently set aside the conservancy as a sanctuary for
wildlife. the camp has 6 guest tents sited in the
shade of Yellow-barked Acacia trees along the banks of the Laetoli, a
permanently flowing watercourse within Ol Kinyei . The tents are spacious and
each has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and safari shower. The camp
accommodates a maximum of 12 guests, giving the experience of real camping in
the bush in an exclusive private wilderness but with all the comforts required
by discerning travellers. Food is excellent with home baked bread, fresh salads
and high quality meals prepared by the camp Chef.
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Porini Lion Camp, Ole Arok
Conservancy |
Porini Lion Camp is located in
the exclusive 20,000 acre Olare Orok Conservancy,
 which borders the Masai Mara Game Reserve, home to an abundance of animals
including the Big Cats for which the Mara is famous. The Camp is situated along the banks of the Ntiakatiak River, a seasonal river with some permanent hippo
pools near the camp. With 6 luxury guest tents the camp is very exclusive and
giving you a real safari in the bush experience. The
tents are very spacious and have private verandahs along the length of the tent. Each tent has en-suite bathrooms with flush
toilets and hot showers. Food is excellent with fresh baked bread and high
quality meals prepared by the camp Chef.
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Leleshwa Camp - Masai Mara |
Leleshwa Camp is a small, intimate camp, accommodating up to 14 guests in 7
en-suite safari tents.
Leleshwa Camp is an eco-friendly camp committed to community conservation and
development. The camp is situated just outside of the Masai Mara Game Reserve
which gives guests the opportunity to enjoy a range of other safari activities
in addition to those permitted in the reserve itself.
Leleshwa Camp consists of 7 well-appointed tents of 20 x 14 feet with en-suite
bathrooms and a large v erandah. Each tent has either 2 single or 1 king sized
bed with duvet bedding and an extra canvas cot bed can be provided for children.
The tents are insect-proof and pleasantly furnished with thoughtful touches for
your comfort.
Bathrooms are fitted with flushing toilets and a traditional safari shower.
Although water is not piped to the tents, hot water is available at all times.
Solar power provides lighting inside the tents. At night, hurricane lamps bathe
the camp in a soft, warm light and Masai warriors are on patrol to escort you.
Every night a roaring campfire is lit and you can relax under the expansive
African night sky and let the sounds of the bush wash over you.
Facilities: 7 en-suite safari tents, dining and comfortable lounge tend
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Mara Simba lodge |
Mara Simba lodge is the ultimate lodge in the Masai Mara national reserve of
Kenya. The emphasis is on exclusivity and comfort, the ambiance is Masai, and
the decor incorporates ethnic design elements from the local tribes. The Mara
Simba Lodg e grounds extend almost a kilometer along the Talek River with the
beautiful riverbank left in its virgin state. Further back, lush landscaped
gardens of indigenous plants and trees attract colorful birds and butterflies.
The lodge overlooks a dramatic bend in the river and is designed to complement
its natural setting.
Mara Simba lodge has 84 guest rooms, arranged in clusters of 6, fitted in
natural wood tones and stone banda. Guest rooms have
en-suite showers, tiled bathrooms with natural granite. Each room can easily
accommodate an extra bed, opens onto its own private veranda with uninterrupted
views across the river. In addition to the lodge, Mara Simba has a few luxury
tents if you choose to be accommodated in one.
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The Mara River Camp |
The Mara River Camp, one of Kenya's smallest and most charming tented lodges
nestles at the foot of the Oloololo Escarpment and on the north west boundary of
Kenya's f amous
Maasai Mara National Reserve, on a beautiful forested bend of the majestic Mara
River.
Mara river camp offers 16 permanent en-suite tented camps with accommodations in
Savannah Style.
All Mara river camps tents are specially enlarged to take families. (max 4
beds). The lodge has a 240 Volt electricity, En-Suite flush toilet, hot & cold
running water. Activities include game drives in 4x4 Land cruisers, Hot air
balloon over the Mara, Fishing trips to Lake Victoria
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Mpata Safari Club |
Mpata Safari Club is perched on a hilltop with breathtaking views of the Masai
Mara
 Reserve.
Its advantageous location and well designed programs offer guests a chance to
experience the environmental beauty of this world renowned reserve. Images of
Africa will linger in your memory long after you return from Safari. Guests stay
in individual cottages well spaced along the top of the escarpment offering
paranomic views of the plains below.
Mpata safari clubs has 11 suites and 12 deluxe units, each with separate
bedroom, bathroom and verandah. With emphasis on comfort and a unique
combination of interior design, the suites have a lounge, kitchenette and best
of all, an outdoor jacuzzi.
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Leleshwa Camp - Masai Mara |
Leleshwa Camp is a small, intimate camp, accommodating up to 14 guests in 7
en-suite safari tents.
Leleshwa Camp is an eco-friendly camp committed to community conservation and
development. The camp is situated just outside of the Masai Mara Game Reserve
which gives guests the opportunity to enjoy a range of other safari activities
in a ddition to those permitted in the reserve itself.
Leleshwa Camp consists of 7 well-appointed tents of 20 x 14 feet with en-suite
bathrooms and a large verandah. Each tent has either 2 single or 1 king sized
bed with duvet bedding and an extra canvas cot bed can be provided for children.
The tents are insect-proof and pleasantly furnished with thoughtful touches for
your comfort.
Bathrooms are fitted with flushing toilets and a traditional safari shower.
Although water is not piped to the tents, hot water is available at all times.
Solar power provides lighting inside the tents. At night, hurricane lamps bathe
the camp in a soft, warm light and Masai warriors are on patrol to escort you.
Every night a roaring campfire is lit and you can relax under the expansive
African night sky and let the sounds of the bush wash over you.
Facilities: 7 en-suite safari tents, dining and comfortable lounge tend
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Cottars 1920s Safari Camp |
Cottars 1920s safari camp is located down on the
very eastern edge of t he Mara and the border of Tanzania. The
camp harks back to the days of gramophones, hand cranked cars
and old world charm.
Cottars 1920s safari camp has 8 tents each with en-suite shower rooms, dressing
areas, the main bedroom and a veranda. The decoration inside
has been done in a way to incorporate original safari antiques
from the 20s and game drives, done by night and by day, in
replica vehicles.
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Kicheche Mara Camp |
Kicheche Mara Camp is a classic tented camp hidden in a
grove of wild olive and croton trees in a prime wildlife area
of the northern Mara plains. The camp is f
limited to twenty two guests. Kicheche Mara Camp is located on the Aitong Plains in the
northern Koiyaki Lemek region of the famous Greater Mara. The
camp is located in a prime wildlife area and game viewing
starts right from the camp itself.
The camp offers a friendly and relaxing
stay, each tent is comfortably furnished with an en-suite
bathroom and flushing toilet, low wattage lighting is supplied
24 hours. The majority of the tents are in secluded positions
overlooking the plains and nearby hills, while others are
closer together for families or friends.
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Karen Blixen Camp |
Karen Blixen Camp in the Masai Mara National Reserve offers an authentic
’yesteryear’ experience for safari visitors wishing to gain that little extra
from their safari experience. You will find that the Karen Blixen Camp
experience is a step back in time with the luxury of today. Long gone are the
days when staying in a tented camp meant roughing it.
Set on the bank of the Mara River the Karen Blixen camp's location is
spectacular, with the great Mara plains behind the camp and the impressive
escarpment and the river in front. Throughout the day zebras, elephants and
hippos come to drink from
 the
river.
The camp comprises 22 spacious tents set on large mahogany platforms – each with
a private veranda from which you can enjoy an afternoon siesta drinking in the
wonderful surroundings. The tents are furnished with comfortable furniture for
the ultimate camping luxury. 19 tents are placed along the riverbank, whilst 3
units are situated on raised platforms offering incredible views of the area.
Each of the tents has private bathrooms. Gas geysers heats up water whenever a
guest wishes to enjoy a hot shower. We do not use firewood and thus refrain from
contributing to deforestation of the area. 6 solar panels provide us with all
the necessary electricity with a battery bank making sure there is power and
light in the tents all day and night. Camp facilities also include a restaurant,
bar, lounge, swimming pool, gift shop with internet access as well as wellness
treatments offered by our resident masseuse.
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Sentrim Mara Safari Camp |
Nested in a valley between two hills in the Masai Mara, Sentrim Mara is a deluxe
intimate design Camp located right on the North Eastern edge of this famous game
reserve. This is a home away from home for those who enjoy a personalized
 experience.
This luxury safari camp offers a new concept in the African safari, the thrill
of an adventure lived with our tradition, coupled with high standard of service
and cuisine. This Safari Holidays Camp is simply the best choice among the best
in the wild.
Ngama Hills where the Camp is situated, and after which this Africa safari Camp
is named - Ngama hills tented camp, is a prominent land mark in the reserve.
This is one of the main features that break the monotony of the flat savannah
plains which is a main characteristic of the Mara. These hills are also the
source of a few streams that runs down across the plains below and quenches the
thirst of the reserves numerous herds of animals.
More about the Sentrim Mara
Safari Camp
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Mocabe Tours and
Safaris, P.O. Box
95535 - 80106 Mombasa