A Mara camp where the guides genuinely know their stuff and the tented rooms sit right on the migration path — guests regularly spot big cats from their deck. Go during the wildebeest crossing season for front-row seats to one of the most dramatic wildlife shows on earth.
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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.
Read guide →Safari & WildlifeEverything you need to plan your Masai Mara safari: getting there, what to expect, conservancies vs the main reserve, accommodation from budget to luxury, and timing the Great Migration.
Read guide →Safari & WildlifeA mid-range private safari with a local operator costs $300-400/day — 30-300% less than booking through international agents for the exact same lodges and guides. Here's how to book smart.
Read guide →My partner and I spent 3 nights in the camp, and we wouldn’t have never come back again. The tent was too small for two people. The bed was horrible, not at all comfortable and concave with bed sheets...
Went for the Masa Marai migration and it was one of the best experiences ever. Our guide through the safari was Peter and he was always ready to go that extra mile so that we could see maximum animals...
Great tents to stay in over the safari experience, food was great. Felt very authentic with being greeted by Masai members. Couple of issues with our bathroom & the electric generator was very loud bu...
Positiv: Close to the park entrance Friendly staff Delicious food Negative: The bathroom! We didn‘t have -a toilet seat -a toilet brush -a closeable door to seperate the bathroom/toilet from the rest...
it is a little away from the gamepark, but can reach in a few minutes, the power is off during the night, so it is pitch dark and you a few hours to charge your mobile and camera batteries, again in...
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.