Accommodation: Here’s just a few of our favourites; contact us for more accommodation choices
Bush camping, Amboseli & Masai Mara AUTHENTIC These bush camps are designed for those who believe the wildlife safari experience and high quality guiding are paramount. You will stay in small two-man dome tents with private toilets and showers. This isn’t luxury accommodation, but the price is good and the wildlife experience is great.
Masai Mara Sopa Lodge AUTHENTIC
The Masai Mara Sopa Lodge is a larger property located on the slopes of the Oloongams Hills inside the Masai Mara reserve. Built in an ethnic design, the accommodation is in thatched cottages, each with two bedrooms. The outside verandah is perfect for alfresco dining, and there is also a swimming pool with poolside bar.
Kicheche Mara Camp, Masai Mara COMFORT Kicheche Mara Camp is hidden in the beautiful Acacia Valley of the Mara North Conservancy. Game viewing starts right from the camp itself and aſter your day’s activities you can return to dine al-fresco.
Porini Camps, Masai Mara COMFORT
Porini Camps have deservedly built a fantastic reputation for their safari experiences. These two camps are in Kenya’s premier wildlife reserve, offering excellent Masai guides, comfortable tents and locally-sourced produce for their delicious meals.
Sunbird Lodge, Lake Elementaita COMFORT These eco-friendly cottages are built wholly from natural materials in the heart of the Riſt Valley. Each cottage has a private verandah and there is the option to dine under the stars overlooking Lake Elementaita.
Amboseli Porini Camp,
Amboseli National Park COMFORT
The award-winning Amboseli Porini Camp is set within the exclusive Selenkay Conservancy. With just a small number of spacious tents, this camp has a charming and intimate atmosphere. All safaris, walks and meals are included.
Our Travel Secrets
Walk with the Masai Kenya is not just about the wildlife, it’s also about the local culture. With a Masai villager as your guide, take a walk through the Masai Mara wilderness and learn about the local customs, lifestyles and wildlife.
True Wilderness Experience This is adventure in the true sense of the word: sleeping bags and tents in the heart of the Selenkay Conservancy, Amboseli National Park. There is nothing like waking to the sounds of a wonderful dawn chorus.
Climbing Mount Kenya An extinct volcano in the central Highlands, at 5199 m Mount Kenya is dwarfed only by Mount
Kilimanjaro. This challenging but rewarding trek is well worth it for the spectacular views from the summit.
Endangered White Rhinos The chance to see four of the world’s remaining eight northern white rhinos is one few people will now get. With a safari through Ol Pejeta Conservancy you can be one of the lucky ones!
Rekero, Masai Mara INDULGE An intimate, family-run camp in the heart of the Masai Mara, Rekero is set up seasonally to watch the annual wildebeest migration. The Masai safari guides and staff are on hand to ensure you receive the best local knowledge.
Msambweni Beach House, Mombasa INDULGE Msambweni House is set in an idyllic and tranquil location, fronted by a private, four-mile white sandy beach, which is fringed by palm trees. This boutique property is family-owned, has a wonderful infinity pool and perfect cliff-top spot for a cocktail as the sun goes down.
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To start planning your tailor-made holiday call 0844 875 1890
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