Sarova Mara Game Camp is in the middle of the reserve, surrounded by streams and near a Maasai village, is sure to provide an immersive and unforgettable experience. The accommodation at the camp seems to offer a wide range of amenities, including shops, a main restaurant, and multiple outdoor eating areas. A swimming pool with a bar is a great place to relax and take in the stunning surroundings.  

The camp has tents & cottages for every kind of traveler. A safe place for families with kids with their offering of family tents & the 24-hour electric fence surrounding the entire camp provides an extra layer of security. In addition to the amenities, the Sarova Mara Game Camp also offers a range of activities, including a barbecue area and entertainment staff.  

Lovingly run by our Masai staff, this is as much a home as it is a tourism destination. Here guests become more than visitors, they become part of the Masai community. Thanks to the tree planting efforts, Basecamp Masai Mara has turned into a tree lover’s paradise and a haven for birdlife. Each morning a symphony of birdsong will wake you up as the sun rises over the world-renowned Masai Mara National Park, home to the greatest gathering of wild animals on
the planet. Masai Mara is only a short walk away across the private suspension bridge.

All our tents are fitted with twin or double beds, bio-flush toilets, solar-heated safari showers, and a private balcony, where you have direct view of the Masai Mara National Reserve. Situated on the Talek river in a tropical forest, you are co-existing with the birds and monkeys in the trees outside your tent.

On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in central Kenya’s Laikipia region lies the atmospheric Ol Pejeta Bush Camp. Ol Pejeta offers an exceptional base from which to explore the secrets of this renowned conservancy — from the pioneering conservation projects that have made it famous to spectacular sightings of black and white rhino, the Big 5 and the world’s last two remaining northern white rhino.

Overlooked by the dramatic snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is in central Kenya’s Laikipia County. It’s home to the two remaining northern white rhinos on the planet and many other endangered animals, all protected around the clock by dedicated rangers.

Staying at Ol Pejeta Bush Camp allows guests to contribute to conservation. One can also get involved by helping with canine training or recording lion sightings for the research team. The peaceful camp is staffed by warm and hospitable team and is a great place for families, with activities like the Junior Ranger Program to keep kids entertained and engaged.

Situated less than 150 meters from a crossing point on the Talek River, Rekero is a superlative safari destination year-round and perfect to view The Great Migration with crossings on your doorstep. The camp evokes the charm of African safaris from a bygone era, with nine romantic tents, and spectacular views of the surrounding game-filled plains of the world-famous Masai Mara.

Guests can watch the herd make this perilous crossing without even leaving the camp. Enjoy this and other wildlife sightings from the comfort of riverside tent or from one of the two communal decks.

Outside of migration season, one of the highlights of staying in the Masai Mara is viewing the predators that prowl these plains. It’s no coincidence that many wildlife documentaries, including BBC’s Big Cat Diary and Disney’s African Cats, have been filmed here. There is a high concentration of lions — including the resident Rekero pride — plus cheetahs and leopards.