Tucked deep within Kenya’s first community-owned conservancy, Kimana Sanctuary, lies Angama Amboseli — an intimate lodge where the drama of the African wilderness unfolds against the unforgettable backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak on the continent. Set beneath a canopy of Fever Trees and surrounded by wetlands and open grasslands, this lush, life-filled landscape is home to some of Africa’s last remaining Super Tuskers — elephants whose extraordinary tusks scrape the earth as they walk.

With just 10 beautifully appointed Guest Suites, Angama Amboseli offers an experience of rare exclusivity and quiet immersion. Each suite is designed to celebrate the landscape and its gentle giants — with rounded forms, bold details, and playful touches inspired by elephants themselves. The textured exterior is a literal gift from the resident herds: a blend of concrete and elephant dung that honours the deep connection between lodge and land.

Every suite opens onto unobstructed views of Kilimanjaro, with floor-to-ceiling screened doors framing Africa’s most iconic mountain. Whether you're lying in bed, standing at the vanity, or showering under open skies, Kilimanjaro is your ever-present companion. Inside, a contemporary mix of canvas, concrete, and stone is warmed by woven rattan, natural grasses, and earthy tones — a modern take on safari design, rooted in place.

At the heart of the lodge lies the elephant viewing tower, a peaceful perch above the surrounding marsh, perfect for watching the resident herds as they gather below. Guests often spend hours here — reading, picnicking, or simply soaking in 360-degree views of Kimana Sanctuary, the distant Chyulu Hills, and of course, Kilimanjaro.

Kimana Sanctuary itself is a jewel of conservation: 844 Maasai landowners united to protect this vital wildlife corridor between Amboseli National Park and the greater Tsavo ecosystem. Thanks to a year-round stream, the Sanctuary offers the richest habitat diversity in the region and supports an extraordinary density of wildlife. Alongside elephants, guests may encounter giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, reedbuck, eland, and warthogs in abundance — and with luck, lions, leopards, and a dazzling array of over 400 bird species.

With exclusive traversing rights and unrestricted game viewing, Angama Amboseli invites guests to truly connect with the rhythms of the wild. Whether it’s a night drive beneath the stars, a Pyjama Safari at dawn, or a tranquil afternoon spent watching elephants pass through camp, the experience is as personal as it is profound.

Whether as a gentle beginning or peaceful end to a wider East African journey, Angama Amboseli offers an intimate retreat where the magic of the bush and the majesty of Kilimanjaro meet — a place where time slows, nature speaks, and every view stirs the soul.

Tucked away in a secluded corner of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy in southwest Kenya, Encounter Mara Camp invites you to experience one of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife regions—where comfort, culture, and conservation meet. With the world’s highest concentration of lion and a staggering diversity of wildlife on your doorstep, every day brings new and thrilling encounters with nature.

The camp features ten spacious and beautifully appointed tents, each with plumbed en-suite bathrooms, hot-water showers, and private verandas with daybeds—perfect for relaxing with views across the sweeping plains. As night falls, drift off to the distant roar of lions, a timeless lullaby of the wild.

Encounter Mara is built with sustainability at its core, ensuring a light footprint while delivering exceptional comfort. Our dedicated team of guides and hosts provide warm, personalized service and a deep knowledge of the land, making every moment in camp meaningful and immersive.

Set within the exclusive Naboisho Conservancy, adjacent to the Masai Mara National Reserve, this area rivals even the peak months of the Great Migration for its wildlife density—without the crowds. Here, you’ll encounter lion, elephant, giraffe, zebra, buffalo, and more in a landscape that offers privacy, authenticity, and a sense of true wilderness.

Strict conservation practices and a strong partnership with local communities ensure that your safari contributes directly to preserving this remarkable ecosystem and supporting those who call it home.

Whether you're watching lions hunt at dawn or enjoying a sundowner as elephants pass in the distance, Encounter Mara offers a safari experience that’s intimate, responsible, and utterly unforgettable.

Naboisho Camp is located in the heart of the private Mara Naboisho Conservancy, adjacent to Kenya’s world-renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, and offers an exceptional safari experience where abundant wildlife, luxury, and community conservation converge.

This intimate camp features nine elegant tents, each with king or twin beds, indoor and outdoor hot-water showers, and sweeping views of the surrounding plains - often dotted with elephants, buffalo, and, at night, the distant roar of lions. Thoughtfully designed for space and serenity, the tents also include private verandas and daybeds, perfect for quiet moments between game drives.

Naboisho Camp offers a wide range of immersive safari experiences, including walking safaris, night drives, fly camping, and dedicated photographic safaris in specially adapted vehicles. The wildlife is abundant year-round, thanks to the conservancy’s thriving ecosystem and limited visitor numbers, which ensure an exclusive, low-impact safari.

Guests can unwind in the main lounge or take a dip in the pool while enjoying panoramic views of the Naboisho plains. Whether sipping a romantic sundowner or heading out for a bush adventure, every detail is designed to offer comfort, connection, and unforgettable wildlife moments.

Naboisho Camp also represents a powerful partnership with the Maasai community. Tourism directly supports conservation efforts and land lease payments to local landowners, creating a sustainable model that protects wildlife, empowers communities, and enriches every guest’s experience.

Tucked away in the Lemek Conservancy, one of the most wildlife-rich and community-focused areas of the greater Masai Mara, Saruni Wild offers an unforgettable safari experience rooted in authenticity, comfort, and conservation. Often regarded as one of the best safari camps in the region, it’s a place where your stay directly supports successful community-led conservation efforts.Saruni Wild is a small, intimate camp that channels the timeless romance of Kenya’s original tented safaris. Here, wilderness immersion meets refined comfort—offering guests the opportunity to reconnect with nature without sacrificing any of life’s little luxuries.

The Camp Experience:
With just four double tents and one family tent, Saruni Wild accommodates a maximum of 12 guests. This exclusivity creates a deeply personal and private experience, reminiscent of the classic bush camps of the past. Each tent can be configured to accommodate an additional guest, making the camp ideal for couples, small groups, or adventurous families.Step outside your luxury canvas tent and find yourself in a pristine wilderness—a landscape shaped by migration, survival, and natural beauty. Immense herds of wildebeest and antelope roam nearby, trailed by the predators that define the drama of the Masai Mara.

Warm Maasai Hospitality:
From the moment you arrive, you’ll be welcomed by the warm and friendly Maasai team that runs the camp. Their deep knowledge of the land and culture adds a rich layer to your safari experience, connecting you to the people who have lived in harmony with this ecosystem for generations.

Lounge & Dining:
The camp’s spacious lounge area opens onto sweeping savannah views. Cozy sofas and a laid-back atmosphere make it the perfect place to relax between game drives. The bar is just a few steps away, ensuring your favorite drinks are always within easy reach.Meals at Saruni Wild are a social highlight. Gather around the communal dining table to share stories with fellow travelers, or dine al fresco under a sky ablaze with stars. Each evening begins and ends around the campfire, listening to the sounds of the bush and reflecting on the day’s adventures.

Whether you're seeking raw adventure or quiet moments in nature, Saruni Wild offers a safari experience that’s both deeply immersive and profoundly comfortable—all while supporting a brighter future for wildlife and local communities.

Kenya is where safari began, and Basecamp Wilderness revives the romance and authenticity of those early adventures with effortless style. Thoughtfully refurbished, this intimate camp pays homage to the golden age of safari, while embracing a modern ethos of sustainability and responsible tourism.

Set within the pristine Naboisho Conservancy, one of the Masai Mara’s most celebrated private wildlife areas, Basecamp Wilderness offers a rare blend of exclusivity, seclusion, and untamed beauty. It’s a place where the pace of modern life slows, and the timeless rhythm of the bush takes over.

A Return to Safari’s Roots:

Of all the Basecamp locations, Wilderness most deeply reflects the spirit of Kenya’s pioneering explorers. With just seven tents carefully positioned along the Saddle Valley rim, guests enjoy unparalleled views and complete privacy - especially at dawn, when the first light sweeps across the savannah and the day’s drama quietly begins to unfold.

Tents are simple yet deeply comfortable, each featuring plush double beds with crisp white linens, a separate bathroom unit with bio-flush toilets, and the quintessential safari experience: a bucket shower, heated on request. Each tent also boasts a private seating area that looks out over the vast landscapes of the Masai Mara.

Timeless Hospitality in a Modern Conservation Setting:

Basecamp Wilderness is as much about ambience and atmosphere as it is about wildlife. Meals are served al fresco - beneath shady trees by day, and under a canopy of stars by night. The elegant dining tent channels a vintage safari aesthetic, while the food and service set a new benchmark for tented camps in Kenya. Comfortable leather chairs, lantern light, and wholesome cuisine create moments of quiet luxury that feel rooted in place and time.

Beyond the comforts of camp, guests have the freedom to explore Naboisho Conservancy on foot or by vehicle, with experienced Maasai guides who know every trail, track, and tale of the land. The conservancy model ensures fewer vehicles, more exclusive wildlife encounters, and a tangible contribution to community-driven conservation. A Safari for Every Generation

Whether you're a solo traveller, a couple, or on a multi-generational family journey, Basecamp Wilderness offers an experience that feels both deeply personal and profoundly connected to nature. This is safari as it was meant to be—unfiltered, unforgettable, and full of soul.

Set deep within the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, one of East Africa’s most unspoiled and wildlife-rich regions, Saruni Leopard Hill offers a luxurious yet eco-conscious safari experience. Seamlessly blending traditional Kenyan safari heritage with modern design, the camp is a refined retreat for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.

Tucked among acacia trees and overlooking open plains, Saruni Leopard Hill has a delightfully understated aesthetic that allows nature to take center stage. While pared back in style, it makes no compromises on comfort or experience. Every detail reflects a commitment to responsible luxury, from the architecture to the warm hospitality.

A Front-Row Seat to the Wild, watch wildlife wander past your tent from the comfort of your private veranda, or set out into the plains for unforgettable game drives and guided walking safaris with Saruni’s expert Maasai guides. These immersive experiences bring you closer to the land, its stories, and its rhythms. Whether you’re tracking game on foot, stargazing from your bed, or sharing stories around the fire, Saruni Leopard Hill invites you to experience the Masai Mara your way—intimate, inspiring, and deeply connected to nature.

The camp features just six tented rooms:

• Four deluxe tents

• One family tent

• One honeymoon tent

Each tent draws inspiration from the traditional Maasai manyatta, with innovative round architecture and nearly 360-degree views of the surrounding savannah. Wake to the sight of wildlife near the waterholes, and unwind in a beautifully appointed space that combines handcrafted African elements with contemporary design. From your bed, you can gaze toward the sacred Fig Tree; from the bathroom, soak in the views as the savannah stretches out behind you.

Cultural Connection & Wellness Retreat:
Saruni Leopard Hill is not only about the wildlife. It offers authentic cultural encounters with the Maasai community, giving guests the opportunity to learn, engage, and support local traditions in meaningful ways. For those seeking deeper restoration, the camp’s wellness offering invites you to combine your safari with a rejuvenating retreat—balancing the thrill of the wild with moments of stillness and self-care.

Widely regarded as one of the finest lodges in the Maasai Mara, Saruni Mara has undergone an extensive refurbishment, thoughtfully reimagined to maintain its reputation as a leading luxury eco-lodge in East Africa.

Tucked away in the rolling hills of the Mara North Conservancy and surrounded by indigenous forest, Saruni Mara offers a serene and intimate escape. Its design marries traditional East African charm with sophisticated comfort, framing breathtaking views of the open savannah—a setting that invites both relaxation and awe.

As a premier safari destination, Saruni Mara is perfectly suited for unforgettable family getaways, romantic retreats, and immersive wildlife experiences. 

Guests can choose from three distinct styles of accommodation:

• Five beautifully upgraded safari cottages,

• A dedicated family villa, and

• An exclusive-use private villa—ideal for groups seeking privacy and personalized service.

Each space has been thoughtfully refurbished, blending thatched-roof architecture with enhanced interiors and modern amenities. The result is a harmonious balance between rustic authenticity and refined elegance. Warm, inviting, and deeply connected to its surroundings, every suite serves as a luxurious sanctuary in the heart of the bush.

Beyond the comfort of its rooms, Saruni Mara’s elevated setting offers sweeping views over the Mara North Conservancy—a daily reminder of the lodge’s deep commitment to sustainable tourism and wildlife conservation. As part of its mission, Saruni Mara supports innovative community initiatives that directly benefit local Maasai communities, while helping protect the wildlife that makes this region so exceptional.

Evenings at Saruni Mara have their own special magic. As the sun dips below the horizon and cooler air settles in, the crackling fire in the lounge becomes the natural gathering point. With drinks in hand and stories shared, memories are made, friendships formed, and the spirit of the Mara lives on in laughter and reflection. Just steps from the fire, the well-stocked bar and lounge area ensure that guests are never far from comfort or refreshment—whether it's a morning coffee or a sundowner at dusk.

Perched high on an escarpment overlooking the vast Mara plains, Saruni Eagle View lives up to its name—offering sweeping vistas where golden grasslands meet the endless African sky. Reimagined to make the very most of its extraordinary setting, the camp now pairs even greater comfort with uninterrupted connection to the wild.

From this elevated vantage point, guests enjoy front-row seats to the natural dramas playing out at the salt lick and watering hole below—a favorite gathering spot for wildlife. Every aspect of Saruni Eagle View’s refined eco-architecture is designed to maximize the views while maintaining a sense of seclusion and serenity.

The camp features ten Viewpoint Tents, thoughtfully built on raised platforms. Eight double tents and two spacious family tents (each with two bedrooms) offer ample accommodation for couples, families, or small groups. Inside, raised canvas ceilings, earth-toned palettes, and generous beds dressed in crisp white linen create a calm and airy retreat. Each tent includes a private en-suite bathroom with two showers - one enclosed, the other an open-air safari shower for those who want to bathe under the African sky. A private elevated deck with uninterrupted views of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy allows for peaceful game viewing at any time of day, without leaving the comfort of your tent.

While traditional safari camps have served as launch pads for action-packed days, the new Saruni Eagle View invites guests to slow down and savor the landscape. The camp’s redesigned lounging areas, positioned close to the bar and overlooking the conservancy, have been curated to encourage relaxation, reflection, and connection.

Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning with a book, journaling your safari memories, or sharing stories with fellow travelers, these intimate spaces offer the perfect balance of solitude and community. And with the bar just steps away, your favorite drink - be it a hot Kenyan coffee or an evening G&T - is always within easy reach.

Karisia Walking Safaris offers one of the most unique and immersive safari experiences in Africa — walking safaris supported by camels through the wild and beautiful landscapes of Laikipia, Kenya. Far from the confines of a vehicle, guests explore this remarkable region on foot, engaging all the senses while discovering the land’s rich natural and cultural history in vivid detail.

These safaris are available in two distinct formats: Mobile Walking Safaris, where guests walk from one remote campsite to the next with camels carrying all equipment, and Base Camp Safaris, where guests stay at the stunning Tumaren Camp or a private satellite camp and enjoy daily excursions on foot, by camel, or by vehicle. Both styles offer a rare opportunity to slow down and connect deeply with the environment, while maintaining a high standard of comfort and personalized service.

Each walking safari is guided by experienced local Laikipia Maasai and Samburu guides who share their deep knowledge of the land, wildlife, and culture. Along the way, guests encounter an extraordinary diversity of large mammals — from elephants and big cats to endangered species like the Grevy’s zebra, African wild dogs, and the highland hartebeest. The region is known for having the greatest diversity of large mammals in Kenya. In addition to wildlife, guests walk through geologically dramatic landscapes along the edge of the Great Rift Valley, scattered with archaeological relics — stone tools, pottery shards, ancient graves — that speak to thousands of years of human history.

Tumaren Camp, Karisia’s base, is a luxurious and peaceful retreat situated on a private wildlife conservancy. Originally the home of Karisia’s founders, Kerry Glen and James Christian, the camp sits beside a salt lick that regularly draws a wide array of wildlife. It features seven spacious ensuite tents with flush toilets, hot showers, and beautiful views of the surrounding plains. Some tents are designed for families or small groups, with partitions and extra beds. A 20-meter pool overlooking the landscape provides the perfect place to relax after a day of adventure.

Activities from Tumaren include guided nature walks, game drives, camel rides, rock climbing, picnics in the bush, visits to local markets and schools, and even games of frisbee with local students. Whether you’re tracking wildlife on foot, watching animals gather at the salt lick from your tent, or soaking in the pool as elephants pass by, Tumaren offers a perfect balance of comfort, discovery, and serenity.

Karisia Walking Safaris is built on a foundation of conservation and community partnership. The company manages large tracts of conservation land, supports local employment, participates in wildlife monitoring, and works to control invasive species and protect native flora and fauna. A portion of every safari goes directly toward conservation initiatives, helping to fund sustainable land and wildlife management, as well as educational outreach in neighboring communities. Guests are not just observers but become part of a greater effort to preserve the unique biodiversity and cultural heritage of Laikipia.

Every itinerary is customized to suit guests’ preferences — from short stays at Tumaren to extended mobile safaris across remote terrain. Whether you're looking for luxury, adventure, or a meaningful connection with nature, Karisia delivers a safari unlike any other. With gourmet meals, expert guidance, and a deep respect for the land, Karisia’s safaris embody their motto: “Luxury without compromising adventure.”

Nestled along the Ewaso Ngiro River with uninterrupted views of Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp offers a classic East African safari experience in one of Kenya’s most conservation-focused landscapes. With elephants often wandering past camp and birdsong echoing through the fever trees, this is a place where nature is not just observed—it surrounds you.

The camp features ten spacious canvas tents, including two designed for families, each with en-suite bathrooms, hot running water, and all the comforts needed for a relaxed, immersive stay. Mornings begin with fresh coffee and the flutter of weaver birds, while evenings end with a glass of wine by the fire, listening to lions roar across the plains.

Located in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, the camp offers access to a remarkable diversity of habitats, from open savannah and marshland to acacia thickets. Home to the Big Five and over 300 bird species, Ol Pejeta is especially renowned for its rhinoceros conservation—hosting the largest population of black rhinos in East Africa and the last two northern white rhinos on Earth.

Guests can enjoy superb wildlife viewing, as well as unique experiences such as canine anti-poaching unit demonstrations, participating in lion monitoring, or simply watching elephants roam by from the comfort of camp.

Whether you're a first-time safari-goer or a seasoned wildlife enthusiast, Ol Pejeta combines meaningful conservation, rare wildlife encounters, and unforgettable scenery to create a safari experience with both soul and purpose.

Suyian Lodge enjoys an unparalleled location anchored by the Rock Sanctuary, a dramatic formation of ancient granite boulders. Positioned on the edge of the escarpment, the lodge overlooks sweeping plains dotted with granite kopjes, with views stretching to the Ewaso Narok River and distant Mount Kenya. Sheltered and serene, the lodge offers breathtaking sunrises and a deep connection to its remarkable landscape.

Inspired by the surrounding rock formations and resilient plant life, the lodge’s curved design blends seamlessly into the environment. Its organic form mirrors the undulating ridges beyond, while interiors reflect an Afro Wabi Sabi aesthetic that celebrates natural textures, impermanence and understated luxury. Subtle cultural elements inspired by local semi nomadic communities and tones referencing iconic wildlife complete the sense of place.

Guests can tailor each day with immersive experiences including twice daily game drives, guided nature walks, horseback safaris, camel walks and working ranch tours. Cultural village visits, outdoor yoga, scenic helicopter flights and wellness treatments further enrich the experience within this conservation haven.

Family friendly in design, the lodge offers a two bedroom Family Suite with a shared lounge and private plunge pool, as well as a Triple Suite. Communal dining spaces and flexible safari activities ensure meaningful experiences for guests of all ages to enjoy together.

Bateleur Camp offers timeless views across the boundless plains of the Masai Mara, known to the Maasai as the spotted land. The savanna surrounding the camp is dotted with distinctive balanites trees and opens onto uninterrupted grassy plains. Guests can relax on the private deck of their tent, beside the swimming pool, enjoy a wellness treatment or sip a cocktail at the G and T bar.

Located on a private concession, the camp offers exclusive experiences including breakfasts in the wild, sundowners in open landscapes, bush dinners under star filled skies, guided bush walks and memorable safari game drives with abundant wildlife.

Evoking the romance of Kenyan safaris of the 1920s and 1930s, Bateleur Camp is an intimate and elegant tented retreat set among forest at the edge of the Masai Mara. Each camp features nine Luxury Tents, including a Luxury Family Tent, ideal for couples, families and multigenerational travel. Personalised Kenyan hospitality, daily tailored experiences and thoughtful touches such as Swarovski Optik binoculars and a safari theatre elevate every stay.

The Luxury Tents are classically styled with handcrafted artefacts, fine antiques and Chesterfield sofas. Each tent includes an ensuite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers, a star bath with sky views, a spacious private deck with a daybed overlooking the plains, and a personal bar and coffee station.

Deep in the wild heart of Kenya’s Mara Triangle, where the drama of the Great Migration unfolds between July and September, Angama Safari Camp offers a front-row seat to one of nature’s greatest spectacles — without sacrificing an ounce of comfort or style.

This light-footprint, exclusive-use camp hosts just eight guests in four spacious en-suite tents, each one thoughtfully designed to echo the spirit of a bygone era. With a landscape orientation, the tents are positioned to take full advantage of the natural light, breeze, and uninterrupted views across the plains — so even from the comfort of your bed or writing desk, the safari continues. Interiors feature extra-king-length beds, double bucket showers, dressing rooms, separate w/cs, and familiar Angama touches such as red Fermob rocking chairs and furniture by master craftsman John Vogel.

Angama Safari Camp captures the romance and adventure of the Golden Age of safaris, brought into the 21st century with flair and grace. Here, the only thing separating you from the Mara’s abundant wildlife is a stretch of canvas — yet every modern comfort is close at hand: flushing toilets, hot running water, fresh ice on request, and a cosy guest area featuring leather couches, a Fermob dining setting, and a lovely open-air gazebo perfect for tea, lunch, or sunset drinks.

What makes this camp truly special is its intimacy and exclusivity. With a 13-member private staff, including two dedicated safari Guides, a Camp Host, Chef, Butler, Tent Steward, and additional team members, your stay is entirely customised to your pace and preferences. No shared vehicles, no fixed schedules — just your own rhythm, your own adventure.

During Migration Season, the camp’s mobility becomes its greatest strength. You’ll be perfectly positioned to witness the river crossings as they unfold — first to arrive, last to leave. Being based inside the Mara Triangle, you’ll have access to extra hours of game viewing before sunrise and after sunset, when the bush is at its most alive. And with camp so close, you can easily return for a meal, a siesta, or a change of clothes — no need to exit the park.

Whether you’re sharing stories around the campfire under the stars, enjoying a book in the gazebo, or setting off on a full-day safari with a picnic packed just for you, Angama Safari Camp is designed for those who want to experience the magic of the Mara on their own terms — completely immersed, deeply cared for, and gently spoiled.

This is not just a safari; it’s your safari — planned entirely around you, with the same warm, intuitive service Angama is known for. Whether you're two guests or eight, the space, staff, and safari experience adjust to fit you perfectly.

Come with curiosity. Leave with stories.

Nestled among the trees and overlooking the Talek River, Rekero Camp offers an unforgettable safari experience in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve. With a privileged position at a key crossing point of the Great Migration, the camp provides exceptional views of this natural spectacle, especially from the expansive deck. Here, you can witness the migration drama as wildebeest bravely cross the river, while crocodiles lie in wait. Between July and October, the Mara and Talek Rivers become a stage for the most remarkable wildlife event on earth, with nearly 1.5 million wildebeest making their perilous journey across the waters.

The camp offers nine spacious safari tents, each designed to blend seamlessly with the landscape and provide ultimate comfort. Every tent features en-suite bathrooms with hot-water showers, and private verandas where you can enjoy your morning coffee or simply watch wildlife grazing across the plains. At dusk, unwind with a sundowner overlooking the river, while hippos grunt below.

For 38 years, Rekero has maintained a reputation for exceptional hospitality, attracting a high number of repeat guests—a testament to the unparalleled experience it provides. The camp’s recent rebuild has enhanced its already exceptional lounge, dining areas, and deck, offering even better views and a more spacious setting to relax and take in the sights and sounds of the Mara.

Beyond the migration, Rekero Camp offers year-round wildlife viewing, with a stunning concentration of resident animals including lions, leopards, hyenas, and servals. Whether on a morning game drive across the plains or watching from the comfort of your tent, every moment at Rekero is a chance to experience the wild beauty of the Masai Mara.

Rekero’s location was carefully chosen for its proximity to the Talek River crossing, making it an ideal base to witness both the Great Migration and the reserve’s abundant wildlife year-round. It’s a safari destination that blends incredible wildlife encounters, spectacular river views, and exceptional service in a truly special setting.

Tucked beneath the shade of towering trees on a lush peninsula along the Talek River, Basecamp Masai Mara offers a unique blend of safari adventure, cultural immersion, and responsible tourism. Located on the border of the world-renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, this intimate camp provides an extraordinary opportunity to explore Kenya’s iconic wilderness through the eyes of the Maasai people who call it home.

Guests are welcomed not just into a safari camp, but into a community. Operated by local Maasai neighbours, Basecamp offers unmatched access to authentic Maasai culture. The nearby village provides insight into traditional savannah life, allowing for meaningful interactions that go far beyond surface-level experiences. The Maasai are not only the camp’s hosts, they are also its stewards, playing a vital role in conservation efforts that protect the Masai Mara ecosystem.

A Wilderness Retreat with Soul:

From every corner of the camp, the sounds of the wild create a natural soundtrack - monkeys chatter in the treetops, and birds call from the riverbanks. Across the Talek River, views stretch unbroken into the Mara’s golden grasslands, where wildlife roams freely and the rhythm of nature unfolds at your doorstep.

Following recent refurbishments, Basecamp’s 17 river-facing tents, including two spacious family units, combine classic safari charm with elevated comfort. Each tent features a plush bed, elegant furnishings, and a modern ensuite bathroom. A private veranda looks out over the riverbed and into the reserve, making it easy to watch passing animals from the comfort of your own space. The family tents are thoughtfully designed with two separate sleeping wings and a shared bathroom, ideal for parents and children sharing in the magic of the Mara together.

More Than a Safari:

Basecamp Masai Mara offers more than just world-class wildlife viewing. It invites guests into a deeper relationship with the land and its people. With resident Maasai guides, wildlife encounters are enriched with local knowledge, cultural depth, and a strong commitment to conservation. This is a safari that stays with you, not just for the lions, leopards, and wildebeest, but for the stories, connections, and perspective you take home.

Nestled on a quiet, forested bend of the Talek River, just steps from the legendary Masai Mara National Reserve, Basecamp Adventure is an intimate tented camp that captures the spirit of classic safaris—simple, soulful, and deeply connected to nature.

With just six spacious canvas tents, the camp offers a serene and immersive experience for travellers who seek more than luxury: they seek authenticity, space, and solitude. Surrounded by riverine forest and open savannah, wildlife is never far away. From your tent or the open-air lounge, it’s common to see animals pausing for a drink at the river below.

This is a place where the noise of modern life fades, and nature takes centre stage.Intimate, Immersive, and Intrepid. Basecamp Adventure is purposefully minimal in design, allowing the landscape to speak for itself. The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried, ideal for guests who want to unwind, reconnect, and soak in the magic of the Mara at their own pace.

Each of the six tents is comfortably furnished in warm, earthy tones, and features twin or double beds, bio-flush toilets, solar-heated showers, and a private terrace, perfect for morning coffee or quiet sundowners with uninterrupted views of the plains and river. The camp’s understated design ensures it blends seamlessly into the environment, with every effort made to tread lightly and support sustainable tourism.

A Deeper Connection to Place:

Basecamp Adventure is more than a safari—it’s an opportunity to engage with the local Maasai community, experience grassroots conservation in action, and better understand the shared responsibility of protecting one of the world’s richest ecosystems.

Activities are tailored to intrepid travellers who value cultural insight, ecological awareness, and personal discovery. Whether walking with guides, visiting community projects, or simply watching wildlife drift past your terrace, the experience is raw, real, and deeply rewarding. For those seeking adventure with purpose, Basecamp Adventure offers a rare chance to feel part of the Masai Mara - not just to witness it.

Set high above Kenya’s legendary Maasai Mara, Angama Mara is a safari lodge quite unlike any other. Perched dramatically on the edge of the Oloololo Escarpment — rising 1,000 feet above the plains — this remarkable setting offers sweeping, uninterrupted views across what many consider the finest game reserve on the African continent.

Spanning two kopjes, the lodge’s elegant Tented Suites are strung along the edge of the Rift Valley, each one positioned to ensure a view as breathtaking as the next. The third kopje, just nearby, is instantly recognisable as the iconic filming location for many of the most beloved scenes from Out of Africa — a film whose romance still lingers in the air.

Inspired by the red ochre finishes of traditional Maasai dwellings, Angama Mara’s architecture carries a quiet drama, blending harmoniously with its surroundings. Inside, each 100-square-metre Tented Suite is designed for maximum comfort and connection with the landscape: floor-to-ceiling glass fronts frame the Mara below, while classic olive canvas and polished parquet floors create an atmosphere of understated safari elegance. From the bed, bath, sitting area, shower, and even the w/c, guests enjoy uninterrupted views of the plains.

Outside, private decks offer space for in-tent dining, massage treatments, or simply taking in the theatre of the wild from a red rocking chair. Whether it’s dawn light spilling across the savannah or the golden hour before dusk, the view is endlessly captivating — and no two moments are ever the same.

Sprawled across 700 hectares with its own indigenous forest and abundant resident wildlife, Angama Mara borders the Mara Triangle and enjoys 1.2 km of Rift Valley frontage. With a private road leading directly into the reserve, just a 10-minute drive away, guests enjoy an unrivalled level of exclusivity and immediate access to some of Africa’s best game viewing.

This is a place that leaves a lasting imprint. Perhaps it’s the emotion stirred by the sheer beauty of the setting  - the feeling of being suspended between heaven and earth - or the timeless romance of the wilderness. At Angama Mara, it’s not just about what you see, but how it makes you feel.

Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp offers a contemporary safari experience infused with the romance and nostalgia of the Masai Mara. Steeped in classical safari style, the camp has a warm family feel where authentic Kenyan hospitality shines. The generously sized swimming pool is set among trees and lawns with sweeping views, while the split level dining area, centred around an interactive kitchen and vegetable garden, makes cuisine an integral part of the safari experience.

With 40 spacious guest tents, a rim flow lodge pool overlooking the plains, and expansive guest areas, the camp is well suited to groups, families and special gatherings, as well as couples seeking privacy and comfort. Exclusive dining locations and secluded spaces allow couples to enjoy intimate moments, while the attentive team can tailor celebrations, menus and events when arranged in advance.

Situated on a private concession on the western edge of the Masai Mara National Reserve in the Mara Triangle, the most wildlife rich part of the ecosystem, the camp lies at the base of the Oloololo Escarpment near the iconic filming location of Out of Africa. Guests enjoy magnificent views across the plains, frequent wildlife sightings from camp, and the rare opportunity to join guided bush walks not permitted within the national reserve.

Saruni Samburu is a deluxe, design-forward lodge nestled in Kenya’s wild north. It is the only lodge located within the Kalama Conservancy - a community-owned wildlife reserve that borders the renowned Samburu National Reserve. With access to 200,000 acres of pristine wilderness, guests can explore this breathtaking landscape in total exclusivity.

Perched on a dramatic rocky outcrop, the lodge features six open and spacious villas, each offering uninterrupted views across Kenya’s Northern Frontier District, with Mount Kenya visible in the distance.

Samburu is a unique and rewarding wildlife destination, home to rare endemic species, healthy predator populations, and large herds of elephants. The Ewaso Nyiro River winds through this arid land, sustaining the diverse wildlife that calls it home.

From arrival to departure, guests are guided by proud Samburu warriors, whose deep connection to the land and rich cultural heritage create an immersive and authentic experience. Learn directly from them about age-old customs, traditional wisdom, and the Samburu way of life.

The combination of raw, untouched landscapes, vibrant local culture, refined comfort, and heartfelt hospitality makes Saruni Samburu not just a getaway—but a truly transformative journey.

Set high above a dry riverbed, Saruni Rhino safari camp blends seamlessly into its wild surroundings. Shaded by swaying doum palms and thorny acacias, the camp offers a front-row seat to one of nature’s great performances. Drawn by the promise of water and vital minerals, animals gather at the riverbed throughout the day, making this an ideal spot to relax and witness the rhythms of the African bush.

This riverbed isn’t just a hub of wildlife activity - it’s the heart of some of Saruni Rhino’s most unforgettable moments. From starlit bush dinners and guided walking safaris to fascinating tracking lessons with local Samburu guides, each experience is deeply rooted in the landscape. These skilled trackers read the sand like a storybook, identifying endangered species from subtle clues that would go unnoticed by the untrained eye.

The highlight for many guests is rhino tracking on foot - a rare and exhilarating adventure that’s only possible thanks to the expert knowledge and instincts of the guides. Located within the Sera Wildlife Conservancy, Saruni Rhino plays a vital role in a pioneering conservation effort. Here, rhinos are protected in their natural habitat, and local communities benefit from sustainable tourism and employment, creating a powerful model for coexistence.

The camp itself is made up of just four bandas - charming, rustic stone cottages with thatched roofs and canvas zip-down doors and windows. Each banda features a flushing toilet, hot and cold running water, and a natural stone shower. Thoughtfully spaced along the riverbed for privacy, the bandas are also close enough to be booked exclusively by small groups.

After a game drive through the starkly beautiful Samburu landscape, there’s no better way to cool off than in the comfort of your banda. With sand underfoot and palm fronds overhead, you might even feel like you’ve stumbled onto a remote tropical beach - despite being miles from the sea. At Saruni Rhino, the luxury lies not just in comfort, but in connection - with nature, with community, and with a slower, deeper way of life. It's the kind of place that invites you to unwind, tune in, and truly feel part of the wild.