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Ilkeliani Camp is a refined safari retreat nestled in the heart of the legendary Maasai Mara, offering a perfect blend of elegance, privacy, and wilderness. Overlooking game-rich plains and the scenic Talek River, the newly redesigned camp features stylish tented suites, serene viewing decks, and immersive safari experiences tailored to every guest.

With just twelve spacious en-suite tents, Ilkeliani ensures an intimate and personalized stay. Each suite is thoughtfully positioned within a tranquil grove of trees, offering complete privacy and a private entrance. Elevated on stilts, the suites boast expansive wooden decks and panoramic views across the golden Mara plains.

The interiors are tastefully decorated with flowing fabrics, plush furnishings, and ambient lighting, creating a sophisticated yet authentic safari ambiance. Whether relaxing on your deck or exploring the wild, Ilkeliani offers a sanctuary of luxury and tranquility — a perfect base for creating unforgettable Maasai Mara memories.

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Zebra Plains Mara Camp is a premier safari destination set below the scenic Oldonyo Oloip Ridge in the heart of the Maasai Mara. Overlooking sweeping open plains teeming with wildlife—including giraffes, zebras, impalas, topis, and buffalos—this camp offers front-row seats to nature’s wonders. A nearby waterhole attracts animals throughout the day, especially during the dry season, creating unforgettable wildlife viewing right from the camp.

Guests can unwind in multiple spacious relaxation areas, including indoor and outdoor lounges, two cozy campfires, sunbeds, a TV lounge, and a fully stocked bar. Every detail is designed to blend comfort with the raw beauty of the wilderness.

Zebra Plains Mara is renowned for its spectacular sunsets, best savored with your favorite evening drink in hand. Whether you’re enjoying the view by the fire or from your private veranda, each sunset is a moment to treasure — turning your safari stay into a lifetime memory.

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Nestled in the dense grove of fig and elephant pepper trees, Elephant Pepper Camp overlooks the rolling grasslands of the Masai Mara, and it is just 1 of total 11 camps located in exclusive Mara North Conservancy.

The camp has eight spacious, luxury tents, with elegant decor – dark wood furnishings and vintage brass fittings. Elephant Pepper Camp also features honeymoon and family tents, for guests wanting a little extra space and privacy, with magnificent views over the savannah plains from the private verandah.

The main area of the camp consists of a cosy lounge and a dining area, where you can enjoy cuisine inspired by Italy.

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Sand River Masai Mara camp is located at the border between Kenya and Tanzania, on the edge of famous Masai Mara reserve. The camp is built on the overgrown riverbanks of the Sand River, with a sprawling view of rolling green hills and endless plains of Serengeti.

Sand River is an ideal destination for those who look to enjoy exceptional game-viewing, and it consists of 16 tents divided into two separate campsites, with each area having its own dining and public areas, while still ensuring privacy and exclusivity.

The Great Annual Migration only adds to the already abundant wildlife residing in the area, awaiting for you to discover.

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Ashnil Mara Camp is set right next to the Mara River, on the 25 million year pre-historic land, located within the Maasai Mara National Reserve.

The camp has a total of 40 spacious tents with luxury features such as ensuite bathrooms, a sun deck, and walk-in closets. Ashnil Mara is one of the latest camps in the reserve and has exciting activities such as picnic lunches in the wild, guided nature walks and dinners in the bush.

The spacious lounge is located in the main building away from the dining area. This makes it a perfect place to relax when you’re not in the room or out on a game drive.

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Mara Intrepids and its proximity to famous Mara river stands as spectacular wildlife-rich location, well known spotting area for elephants, rhinos, buffalos and all the Big Cats. The camp operates on strict eco-principles, with hot water generated by burning used coffee husks, biodegradable waste used for creating compost, and all wastewater recycled through on-site constructed wetland.

Mara Intrepids centerpiece is dining terrace, swimming pool and raised platforms with river views. You can enjoy international and local dishes, prepared largely with home-grown ingredients. Breakfast and lunch are served outdoors, under the trees overlooking the river, while dinner is served in the classic dining tent.

Each tent is furnished in the classic style of the grand African safaris, with large four-poster beds and handsome reproduction furniture, offset by modern en-suite bathrooms with hot showers, flush toilets and all modern amenities.

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Keekorok Lodge is nestled at the southern end of the Maasai Mara Reserve, in the direct path of the great annual migration and it was the first lodge to be built in the Mara, opened its doors in 1965. At the peak of the migration, the lodge is swarmed by huge number of animals and there is hardly any need to go for a game drive. Keekorok Lodge is built with use of local building materials such are sand stone, cedar wood and other indigenous elements. There is a 300-meter walkway meanders waving through river forest in front of the lodge, with a bar at one end overlooking a dam where the resident hippo resides.

All spacious rooms have private balcony, overlooking the garden, pool or Reserve, equipped with a ceiling fan, allergy-free bedding and mosquito nets. The Lodge serves traditional dishes in the Hippo Bar, overlooking the lake. The Elephant Deck provides a good setting for experiencing a bush dinner.

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Nestled in the heart of famous wildlife reserve, Sarova Mara Camp is set right on spot of the animal migration route in the rolling plains of the Maasai Mara Game Reserve. In this camp you will have front seats to this world’s greatest wildlife spectacle.

Sarova Mara Camp features spacious and luxurious tents, which have been built in light beige canvas with windows, as well as wooden floors and a permanent roof. There are 3 tent types available including the Standard Tents, the Club Tents and Family Tents. The tents provide private, en-suite bathrooms with a toilet, cold and hot running water and showers.

Food prepared with fresh ingredients coming from the camp’s herb and vegetable garden is served in this remote safari setting. The cuisine is very tasteful and imaginative, and the guests can enjoy unforgettable dining experiences at the Sarova Mara Game Camp.

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Mara Serena Safari Lodge is nestled on the top of the hill, overlooking one of Africas most iconic wildlife arenas, and the sight of the annual great migration of millions of wildebeest. The lodge is styled to mimic traditional Maasai manyatta, but also blends international sophistication combined with raw African beauty. It features two rows of individual rooms, each with its own view of the famous Mara River. Each room is a own stand-alone modular unit, in its unique style and stunning views, private balcony and spacious seating area.

Dinning in the Mara Serena lodge is experience on its own, with the food prepared from local and seasonal ingredients, it will take you on a gastronomic journey that reflects Maasai Mara. Whether you’re dining in lodge restaurant, welcoming sunrise with breakfast by the hippo-filled Mara River or enjoying the sunset with “Sundowner” cocktails and canapés in the bush, you will be treated to an unforgettable dining experience with every meal.

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Karen Blixen Camp is situated alongside Mara River eastern banks, in the community-owned Mara North Conservancy. Within the camp you can watch the resident hippo pod spewing in the water or grazing along the banks, look out for birds through binoculars or watch zebras coming to drink.

Each of the 22 canvas tents has a spacious deck overlooking the river, a large en suite bathroom and an outdoor shower. Despite the fact that this camp has more tents than the others, it still preserves a peaceful atmosphere and feels private.

You can spend your time on game drives through the conservancy, do a walking safari, hot air balloon ride or visit a Maasai village. Within camp you can visit the on-site cooking school, plant a tree or find out more about the environmental initiatives in place here by joining an ‘eco walk’.

All meals are served on individual tables in the dining area, in front of the river or out in the bush. In the evening there is a campfire lit and you can get together with other guests to discuss the sightings you’ve had that day.