An award-winning camp that transports guests back to safari's golden era, with just the right balance of nostalgia and 21st century comfort.
Vintage luxury at its best, with antique furnishings and butler-delivered silver service
One of the first camps to see the herds of the Great Migration arrive and one of the last to see them leave
Highest number of Gold Level KPSGA safari guides in Kenya
Run by the oldest established safari family in Africa
One of only ten accredited Global Ecosphere Retreats in the world
A classic and elegant safari camp tucked away in an ancient riverine forest in a private corner of the Masai Mara.
A contemporary camp with a range of accommodation options and facilities, lying right in the path of the Great Migration.
A remarkable owner-run safari lodge located high above the floor of the Great Rift Valley overlooking the plains of the Masai Mara.
Rustic yet luxurious tented camp in the Mara North Conservancy - a perfect base from which to explore the wonders of the Mara.
A luxurious tented camp in a secluded and private corner of the Mara, close to the Tanzanian border.
An excellent choice for those who like the plush side of bush life, with exceptional wildlife viewing right on the doorstep.
A stunning tented camp offering an incredibly private safari experience, set on a rocky ridge in the heart of the Naboisho Conservancy.
A luxurious yet unassuming camp where half the fun is getting there - a boat ride across the Mara River followed by a guided trek through a riverine forest into camp.
Luxury tented safari camp voted #1 Hotel in the World in Travel + Leisure’s World Best Awards.
One of the smallest camps in the region and the perfect place to experience the legendary Masai Mara.
One of the first camps in Kenya to witness the arrival of the herds during the Great Migration.
An intimate and exclusive camp in the Maasai-owned Mara North Conservancy, set in a secluded valley bordering the Masai Mara National Reserve.
Witness nature’s true wonders at this blissfully peaceful camp, located within the 80,000 acres of the Mara North Conservancy.