Mara Safari ClubThe Mara Safari Club is positioned on an Ox Bow of the Mara River, bordering the world renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, at the foot of the Aitong Hills. Surrounded on three sides by the river, all the tents have their own private river frontage. The camp has eight double and 50 twin bedded tents, each with four-poster beds and a veranda overlooking the hippo filled river. The height of luxury in the wild, each tent is superbly furnished and has its own private bathroom with shower facilities and hot and cold water. There are five exclusive tents with sunken baths and mini-bars. The main building houses the lounge, wildlife library, bar and dining room where a cosmopolitan combination of food is served, including traditional Kenyan dishes. Buffet lunches and barbeques are sometimes held by the poolside. There are morning and afternoon game drives, bird walks, Masai dancing and village visits, cultural lectures, bush dinners and sundowner cocktails offered at the lodge. Balloon safaris and fishing excursions are offered at an additional cost. Children are very welcome and are invited to join the camp's Children's Explorer Club, where they have the opportunity to learn about the local environment. Fig Tree Camp, Masai MaraSituated on the banks of the Talek River in the Masai Mara National Reserve. Fig Tree Camp has been designed to blend in with the surrounding environment. Facilities include two dining areas, two bars, a 'look out' tower, a boutique, a swimming pool and a conference room for up to 100 delegates.
The camp consists of 65 tents and cabins. All tents have en suite bathrooms with shower only facilities and a private verandah overlooking the Talek River. The camp offers morning and evening game drives, nature walks, bush dining, traditional dancing, cultural lectures, balloon and horse safaris which are all offered at an additional cost. Mara Simba, Masai MaraSituated in the Masai Mara National Reserve, Mara Simba was conceived, not as an overnight stop but as a safari resort. The emphasis is on exclusivity and comfort, the ambience is Maasai, and the décor incorporates ethnic design elements from the culture of the proud tribe in whose realm the lodge is set. The grounds extend almost a kilometer along the Talek River. The river bank is left in it's natural state, while further back the lush landscaped gardens of indigenous plants and trees, attract a variety of birds and butterflies. The public areas overlook the Talek River and have floors of cedar wood decking, elevated on timber posts and are shaded by high makuti palm thatch roofs. |
