



The guest area stretches along the riverbank on a raised, partially thatched timber deck where meals are served. Inside is a spacious lounge and library with a vast stone fireplace, a small curio shop, and a mini-spa. Interiors have been partly designed by the local Maasai women, using a traditional technique to “mud” the walls – an authentic African touch which mixes well with the earthy tones and fresh, contemporary furnishings. There’s a lovely swimming pool in the tropical gardens.
14 spacious canvas tents are set a good distance apart, with wraparound timber walkways and viewing deck that look across the Mara River. Each tent has two double beds under full-length mosquito nets –perfect if you’re travelling with children. The beautiful interiors have earthy colours, soft lighting, roll-up window panels, and deep, comfortable armchairs. A canvas screen separates the en-suite bathroom from the living area, and the two larger honeymoon tents have outdoor showers as well.
Early morning and afternoon game drives set out along the Mara River into the riverine forests and acacia-studded savannas, home to an astounding variety of wildlife, particularly during the annual wildebeest migration which passes right in front of the camp. Impressive herds of elephant, buffalo, prides of lion, and leopards are frequently encountered, together with large numbers of plains game and rich birdlife. Cultural visits to local Maasai villages, hot air ballooning, and scenic flights are also available.
Owned by Sanctuary Retreats, this property is committed to conservation and responsible tourism. Since 1999, they've aimed to positively impact the areas they operate in, nurturing relationships with rural communities. They sponsor sustainable projects, collaborating closely with communities to understand needs and deliver impactful initiatives. Their goal is to improve local wellbeing and create lasting solutions for future generations.
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