Travelocity Reviews - Lodges Masai Mara africa Kenya Vacation-Top 4 Africa Kenya Vacation Camps,

Mara River Camp 1.

And game drives are available, you welcome to bird walks with the resident ornithologist. The dining area is largely pleasant views across the river. Big shady trees busy with birds and hippos in the river, there are green lawns and safari chairs. It is one of the oldest lodges in the area and has a lovely position on the banks of Mara River looking up at the escarpment. Friendly and informal tented camp is outside the Reserve (20 minutes from the Musiara Gate in the northeast of the Mara), this midsized.

Four Toyota Land cruisers with driver/guides are available for game drive. No fences and no pool, there is electricity. In the evening a camp fire is lit and guests are sometimes treated to performances by the staff band. While other tents are set back from the river and rather close together, some have good river views. All have ensuite bathrooms. There are 26 basic but cheerfully decorated tents.

Sarova Mara Game camp 2.

And there is a well-used free form swimming pool with pool-side bar and barbecue/buffet area, a big dining area includes an outdoor terrace with wide angle views, the lodge buildings are attractive and airy. Cor; the entrance is impressive-exotic gardens and high thatched lobby with ethnic dé. Established tented lodge inside the reserve, sarova Mara camp is a large.

Outlooks from the tents differ- some have wide open vistas of the Mara while others feel more like being in a tended garden. Some tents are quite a hike from the main lodge. And there are wooden walkways over wide lily ponds, many paths wind through lawns and gardens. Seventy-five tents are scattered through sizeable grounds.

Tourist lodge that offers a taste of the romance of camping in tents, sarova Mara camp is basically a big. With a concentrate addition for private bathrooms- secure and neighborly rather than adventurous, the tents are substantial.

Fig tree camp 3.

Some have a river view. And tents and cabins tend to feel crowded close together in a rather hodgepodge arrangement, the accommodations are basic. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual. And is reached by crossing the Talek river on a covered wooden footbridge, it is just outside the reserve near the Talek gate. This is a large camp with 30 basic tents and 30 wood cabins.

No fences; there is a 24 hour electricity. Fig tree camp is a base for balloon safaris and is the closests lodge to many informal campsites along the river. And moonlight bush dinners, game walks, many activities are available at extra charge: game drives. And a large souvenir/sundries shop, outdoor barbeque area, video room, there is a pool.

Oseur Tented camp 4.

There is an airstrip and a nearby petrol station. Which can be visited on foot, and the camp is close to Masai Manyatta, game walks are offered in the surrounding hills. And a pool is available, an electric fence is in place. And are well-spaced in the bush, the tents are basic and unpretentious. Each with its own dining tent and bar, the camp is divided into three self-contained Manyatta, to promote privacy. A total of 32 tents. This new camp is eight Kilometers outside the reserve (through the Olemutiak Gate).