The local Maasai community runs this place, and guide Kwenia leads morning and evening walks where you'll watch giraffes and zebras up close. They'll even give you the kitchen if you want to cook — people have made full Indian feasts here and shared them with the staff.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →From $40/night budget camps to $2,750/night Angama Mara, the Masai Mara has accommodation for every budget. The Big Five don't care where you sleep — but your comfort, guide quality, and migration access vary enormously.
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Read guide →Overall an amazing experience. They gave the kitchen to us for cooking and we cooked our Indian food for all of them and enjoyed the occasion. Great ambience. The camp fire was a soothing touch. Swimm...
Maasai Simba Camp delivers a genuine Maasai-country safari + cultural immersion — something quite different from the typical “tourist lodge.” It’s for people who value authenticity, closeness to natur...
We’ve spent 3 nights at the camp and did 2 safaris with them and can very much recommend this place! Just make sure you reach out the day before arrival to confirm everything. Great staff, very welcom...
My wife and I stayed 3 nights at Maasai Simba Camp during our honeymoon at the end of February. The camp is really lovely, rustic, remote, and the local Maasai community help run it which is great. Th...
We loved the walks with a local Maasai guide Kwenia, both in the morning and evening. It’s an exceptional place so close to nature. I will never forget watching giraffes and curious zebras. A great pl...
Ultra-luxury tented camp perched on the Great Rift Valley escarpment with Out of Africa views. At $1,850-2,750 per person per night, it's among Africa's most expensive — and most beautiful — safari properties.