Outstanding in everyway, the most well known game park in Kenya is the Masai Mara which borders the northern edge of the Serengeti. Here you can see wide varieties and vast volumes of wildlife, 57 of the 450 recorded bird species are birds of prey. There are breathtaking vistas of rolling grasslands, distant hills, scattered acacia woodlands and riverine bush. The great wildebeest migration is usually present here between July and October, although sighting can never be guaranteed.
Within sight of the Mara River and with one of the 'steps' of the Great Rift Valley as a backdrop, Bateleur Camp at Kichwa Tembo offers dramatic game viewing and exceptional standards of service.
Come to Elephant Pepper Camp for an authentic bush experience. Situated on the northern edge of the Masai Mara Reserve, this eight-tent encampment is surrounded by plentiful game.
Nestling in the Masai Mara within the Olare Orok Conservancy, a prime wildlife area, Kicheche is a small and intimate tented bush camp accommodating a maximum of twelve guests.
Staying in one of 17 spacious safari tents, each with private veranda, you can relax and enjoy the panorama of animals and birds frequenting the watering hole in front.
Perfectly located near the confluence of the Mara and Talek Rivers, inside the Masai Mara Game Reserve, each of the seven luxurious private safari tents at Rekero offers an en suite bathroom...
A small idyllic camp in the heart of Kenya's big game country, Olonana nestles in the Masai Mara conservation area on the banks of the Mara River. This is the beautiful setting for your sightings of the 'Big Five'.
A traditional bush camp and your charismatic home from home, Serian (meaning “calm, serene”) offers the intimacy of just eight marquees in the main camp and four others in an even more exclusive setting...