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A pretty, open-sided bar and dining room stands in the middle of camp but most meals and drinks are served in the dappled shade of the surrounding trees. There are no fences either so you may find yourself sharing your table with the resident warthog, or even some passing elephants… But that just adds to the excitement! Come night-time, there’s no electricity and light is provided by flickering lanterns, candles and of course, the campfire, in true safari-style.
Quiet, serene and totally peaceful, the 12 traditional tents are tucked under the trees around the waterhole. Bring your binos and watch the wildlife go by from the Director’s chairs on the polished wood verandas or siesta under canvas and listen to the sounds of the bush. Inside, the tents are roomy and tastefully decorated with splashes of traditional African textiles and bathrooms are also big, with hot running showers particularly welcome after a long day exploring!
The Mara Triangle and surrounding Paradise Plains are game viewing heaven and 4x4 drives and walking safaris from Wilderness Mara are consistently filled with excellent sightings of the resident big cats. For a different perspective on the wildlife, try a balloon safari and soar high above the plains before landing for a champagne breakfast. Or for an insight into the Maasai culture that defines this fascinating corner of the world, a visit to one of the traditional homesteads is unbeatable.
This camp is owned by Governors' Camps, which collaborates with local communities and conservation organizations to protect wildlife. For over 50 years, they have supported conservation-focused research and empowered communities. Proud of their achievements, they look forward to future opportunities in community and wildlife conservation, inviting guests and partners to join their efforts.
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A safari classic filled with the Big Five, wildlife-dotted landscapes and vibrant Maasai warriors.