Mara Plains Camp enjoys exclusive access across the key areas of the Maasai Mara ecosystem, including permission to move freely between conservancies—creating exceptional opportunities to follow wildlife wherever activity unfolds, especially in this predator-rich region. With only seven rooms, the camp offers an intimate and peaceful atmosphere, set beneath the cool canopy of riverine forest and thoughtfully designed to minimise environmental impact while maintaining luxury. The elevated canvas suites overlook a quiet creek, placing you at the heart of nature, where giraffes graze nearby, elephants wallow in the mud, and baboons play—while the view from your private veranda is truly unforgettable.
Masai Mara
14
7
En-suite bathrooms
Not allowed
Non-Smocking Rooms
In the Maasai Mara, wildlife surrounds us at every turn, and each day’s activities unfold naturally—guided by our interests and the movements of the animals. We may head out on an exciting game drive, enjoy a peaceful guided walk across the savannah, or relax with a leisurely picnic by the river. For a truly unforgettable experience, a hot-air balloon safari offers breathtaking views of grazing herds, gazelles, elephants, and giraffes from above, followed by a champagne breakfast in the heart of the savannah. As evening falls, the day ends beautifully beside a glowing campfire, where cocktails are served against the sweeping, panoramic views of the plains.
Wildlife is abundant throughout the Maasai Mara, and each day’s plans are guided by our interests and the movements of the animals. We might set off on a scenic nature walk, enjoy an exciting game drive, or simply relax with a peaceful picnic by the river.
A hot-air balloon safari offers a truly remarkable perspective, as we float above sweeping landscapes filled with grazing herds, gazelles, elephants, and giraffes. The experience ends with a champagne breakfast on the savannah, where we enjoy freshly prepared food while watching the landscape come to life.
As evening approaches, the day concludes in unforgettable fashion—cocktails served beside a glowing campfire, with the vast plains providing a stunning and serene backdrop.
Immerse yourself in the “Golden Age” of safari at the legendary Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp. Nestled within a vast 6,000-acre private conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara, this award-winning sanctuary offers an unparalleled sense of privacy and old-world glamour. Founded by the Cottar family—pioneers with over 100 years of East African heritage—the camp seamlessly blends refined elegance with a world-class commitment to biodiversity. Recognized by The Wall Street Journal for its innovative conservation model, Cottar’s is not just a stay; it is a journey through time and a masterclass in luxury wilderness preservation.
Nestled within a fragrant grove of ancient pepper trees, this sanctuary is a masterful blend of traditional safari soul and modern sophistication. Positioned in the heart of the fabled Maasai Mara, the camp offers a refined gateway to 70,000 acres of protected private conservancy—a sprawling landscape where the savannah remains pristine and the crowds are non-existent.
In this secluded corner of the ecosystem, the wild is intimate. Experience the “sublime”—whether locking eyes with a matriarch elephant or witnessing the electric tension of a big cat on the hunt. With a resident population of lion, cheetah, and leopard, and a horizon teeming with buffalo and giraffe, the camp offers a front-row seat to the most legendary wildlife theater on earth.
Elephant Pepper Camp is designed for those who seek “home-from-home” warmth without compromising on luxury. It is a place of profound stillness, where the only soundtrack is the chorus of 450 bird species and the gentle rustle of the grove. Here, the experience transcends the ordinary; as you venture “beyond the zebra,” you discover a depth of wilderness known only to the world’s most discerning explorers.
The Mara River curves gracefully around Neptune Mara Camp, creating a lush, forested setting and drawing a steady procession of wildlife to its waters. Elephants are often seen gathering along the banks, while a resident pod of hippos occupies the river. Each of the camp’s 20 tents features a private veranda overlooking the river, offering excellent opportunities to watch the lively scenes unfold while enjoying morning coffee or afternoon refreshments.
