Welcome to our extensive collection of hotels, resorts, lodges and safari camps!
To help you choose, we have a state-of-the-art ‘refine your search’ option. Simply click on as many of the options on the left of the page as you wish and the properties that suit your requirements will appear.
For example, should you wish to stay at a safari camp that has 4WD vehicles, offers day and night game drives, has options of scenic flights and horse riding, offers safari-style dining and has attained Ecotourism Kenya’s gold level certification - click on all those options and the camps that comply will appear. Or just contact us - we’re here to help.
Refine Your Search
Basecamp is a luxury, eco-friendly camp that aims to have negative impact on the environment. Basecamp Foundation supports and cooperates with local communities, as well as developing and promoting Basecamp’s sustainable tourism concept. The camp has 12 en-suite tents, including 1 family tent. The spacious tents ...
Perched on a ridge amongst indigenous euclea and croton bushes, Eagle View gives stunning views over the plains of the Naboisho Conservancy. Eagle View was extensively refurbished in 2013, and is owned and managed by Basecamp, a luxury eco-friendly camp near Talek Gate. Basecamp Foundation cooperates ...
Named after the Warburgia Ugandensis, commonly known as the Elephant Pepper Tree, this elegant bush camp maintains the atmosphere of the traditional mobile luxury safari. Nestled in a grove of Ebony and Elephant Pepper trees, the camp is situated in Mara North Conservancy. It looks ...
Entumoto, meaning meeting place in the language of the Maasai, was established in 2010. The camp was founded by Karl von Heland, the grandson of Karen Blixen’s farm manager, and is part owned by the local Maasai community. There are 5 en-suite double tents and 4 family ...
Framed by a curve of the Mara River, the Fairmont Mara Safari Club is a tented sanctuary on the edge of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The club opened in 1989 on the site of an old hunting camp that had been converted to photo safari ...
Denys Finch Hatton, an English aristocrat, first travelled to East Africa in 1911 at the age of 24. His name soon became synonymous with elegance, style and adventure. His courage, his charm and his insistence on crystal and fine cuisine while on safari have been recreated in ...
On the banks of the Mara River in the northwest of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Governors’ Camp looks straight across the plains. This location, where lush riverine forest meets the open plains, attracts a wide variety of game. Created in 1972, the camp has become ...
Set in Olderkesi Conservancy southeast of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Instinct of the Mara offers an exclusive game viewing experience. Over 100 species of mammals and over 400 species of birds have been recorded here, many only a short distance from the camp. The camp was ...
Perched high on an escarpment, Lion’s Bluff appears suspended over Lumo Community Wildlife Sanctuary with views on all sides. Lions Bluff was extensively refurbished in 2021, and added Leopards Lair and Cheetah Camp. Lions Bluff has 12 en-suite glass-fronted cottages, built of sustainable timber, canvas and ...
On a forested curve of the Talek River, Mara Explorer has sweeping views along the riverbanks. This central location in the Maasai Mara National Reserve is rich in wildlife, not only during the annual migration but all year round. The 10 luxury en-suite tents, 7 doubles and 3 ...
Overlooking the Talek River, and only a short drive from the Mara River, Mara Intrepids is in a prime game viewing area in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The area was used in the 2004 BBC documentary Big Cat Diary. The 30 en-suite tents, on raised platforms, ...
Ol Donyo Lodge, in 275,000-acre Mbirikani Maasai Group Ranch on the slopes of the Chyulu Hills National Park, has stunning views of Mt Kilimanjaro. In the path of traditional wildlife migration routes, the lodge is ideally situated to view the abundant wildlife. The lodge was ...