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Angama Safari Camp, a light-footprint sole-use tented camp accommodating up to eight guests in four en-suite tents, is located deep in the Maasai Mara. This unique camp captures the romance and adventure of the Golden Age of safaris, but with a lightness of spirit. Enjoy the comforts of 21st century camping, but with the thrill of having nothing but canvas between you, the Mara and year-round abundant wildlife right on your doorstep. The tents have been designed to maximise light and views across the plains. With a dedicated safari vehicle, guide and Safari Camp team, each day’s programme is entirely up to you.

Acacia House sits in the secluded Ol Chorro Losoit Valley within the beautiful Lemek Hills. There is a large open-air veranda, perfectly positioned to let you watch all the goings on at the busy Ol Chorro waterhole.

The house also features an open-plan dining and seating area, complete with a log fire, as well as two spacious double en-suite bedrooms and a third attic room, created specifically with children in mind.

Acacia House comes with a private team of experienced staff, including a chef, who will prepare all meals and will cater for bush picnics or lunches under the acacia trees by the pool (shared with neighbouring Mara House), wildlife guide and house manager to ensure a seamlessly-run safari experience which delivers the very best the Mara has to offer.

A fully qualified Maasai guide and private vehicle will be on hand to assist with a wide range of safari activities which include walking, day or night game drives and visits to local villages and trading centres. Game viewing is done primarily in the conservancies of Mara North, Ol Chorro and Lemek – an area of about 100,000 acres. Trips into the Reserve can be undertaken should you wish to do so.

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Nestled in the scenic Acacia Valley of Mara North Conservancy, Kicheche Mara Camp offers guests luxury as well as great game viewing opportunities.

The classic tented camp overlooks the Olare Orok stream and features just eight comfortably-furnished tents, making for a peaceful getaway. The tents are all insect-proof and have en-suite bathrooms with flushing toilets, hot safari showers and low-wattage lighting.

Between game drives, relax in the spacious lounge tent where you can catch up on your fellow guests’ adventures and make use of a collection of reference books or enjoy a board game or two. Meals are served outdoors under the acacia trees, under the stars or in the dining tent.

Being set in a prime wildlife area, game viewing often starts right from the camp itself. Start the day with an early morning drive at sunrise, followed by a leisurely breakfast, then head out again in the late afternoon. Other activities include visits to local Maasai villages and escorted nature walks