Masai Mara Lodges

The vast Masai Mara National Reserve spans approximately 1,510 square kilometres. Named after the Maasai tribe, the south-western Kenya location has the world famous Serengeti Park forming the southern border. This open savannah reserve was the pioneer of the modern safari industry and offers a large choice of camps and lodges to suit most budgets and interests.

The Masai Mara is synonymous with the Great Migration. Every July to October, huge herds of gazelle, wildebeest and zebra migrate en masse. The thrill of watching this huge swath of the animal kingdom is accentuated by the constant threat of predators stalking their next meal. Stalking is perhaps exaggerated as the volume of mammals is so large that any self-respecting lion just has to stick out his paw. Certain lodges are nearer the migratory routes and passages. Our consultants will be able to advise you of the best locations.

As well as conventional driving safaris, there is a range of activities which will heighten your experience. The Mara was the pioneer for balloon safaris. In the conservancy areas on the park edge, you can partake on walking safaris with Masai guides who can show you their inherited skills of tracking and animal recognition as well as teaching you about their culture.

Whatever your interests, our expert team will be able to advise you on the most appropriate Masai Mara Lodges for your bespoke safari itinerary.

Keekorok Lodge

Keekorok Lodge is located in the very heart of Kenya's fabled Masai Mara National Reserve, all kinds of animals and birds abound: 95 species of mammals and reptiles, and an astonishing 485 species of birds have been recorded.
Little Governors Camp

Little Governors Camp in the Masai Mara with just 17 tented suites casts its spell over all who visit, from honeymoon couples to Presidents, is reached by boat and the exquisite, romantic setting has a serenity all of its own.
Governors Camp

Governors' Camp with its 37 tents is situated on the banks of the Mara River in the west of the Masai Mara, this is without doubt on of our most popular lodges in the Masai Mara and for very good reason, location, location, location.
Cottars 1920s Camp

Cottars 1920s Camp far away from the crowds of the Masai Mara offers only 10 luxury tents is situated in an extensive and exclusive concession between the Masai Mara, Serengeti and Loliondo reserves where a few Purko Masai clan roam.
Elephant Pepper Bush Camp

Elephant Pepper Bush Camp, this 8-tented bush camp, is tucked away in a prime wildlife area, surrounded by the Mara's ubiquitous game, it's a seasonal camp, which is taken down for a month or so in the rainy seasons.
Saruni Safari Camp

Saruni Safari Camp with accommodation for only 12 guests is a deluxe safari lodge outside the famous Masai Mara National Reserve offering the thrill of a real African adventure coupled with the highest standards of style and comfort.
Saruni Tented Camp

Saruni Tented Camp (Campi ya Tembo) locationed is a piece of pristine, old Africa, still totally untouched by modern development, where no other vehicles are ever met, Campi ya Tembo is a design camp with oriental looking tents.
Mara Serena Safari Lodge

The Mara Serena is the ultimate safari destination, it stands centre-stage to one of Africa's most dramatic wildlife arenas and has a ringside seat for the greatest wildlife show on Earth, the legendary migration of the wildebeest.
Mara Sarova Game Camp

Mara Sarova Game Camp is located within the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, 75 tents capture the true spirit of the Kenyan wild, in Kenya's richest game reserve, renown for its annual wildebeest migration, Big Five and hot air balloon safaris.
Rekero Camp

Rekero Camp is set amidst the teeming mass of wildlife in the Masai Mara area, inside the Masai Mara Game reserve, The Camp is set up seasonally (June - October, December - March) and caters for up to eighteen guests.
Olonana Camp

Olonana Camp with 14 canvas and extremely comfortable and spacious tents is an award-winning camp on a private stretch of the Mara River, at the foot of the Siria Escarpment close to where the last scene of "Out of Africa" was filmed.
Mara Porini Camp

The Mara Porini Camp has only 6 tented suites sited in the shade of Yellow-barked Acacia trees along the banks of the Laetoli, a permanent spring, the tents are spacious and each has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and safari shower.