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10 Bucket list things to do in the Masai Mara

Learn the difference between maasai and masai and explore the 10 bucket list things to do in the masai mara….

Masai Mara … two words that evoke the senses and inspire bucket list dreams. It is a vast, magnificent and game-filled landscape in  Kenya  that has been frequented and made famous by intrepid explorers, royal families, A-list celebrities, wildlife photographers and award-winning filmmakers. It features prominently on wanderlust travellers’ wish lists and if you haven’t witnessed it yourself, then now is the time. In addition to these 10 bucket list things to do in the  Masai Mara , we have some fantastic news that will make you want to visit even more!

Something to look forward to

In November 2017, our iconic  &Beyond Bateleur Camp , situated just below the spot where Out of Africa’s famous final scene was filmed, will be undergoing a complete rebuild and glamorous makeover. What can you look forward to? Well, the elegant safari tents will be even more spacious (we’re talking 97 m 2  of in and outdoor living), the ensuite bathrooms will be flanked by private stone courtyards, there will be spacious bathtubs as well as indoor and alfresco showers, and comfy new built-in daybeds on the private verandas will encourage idle afternoons enjoying the breathtaking Mara views.

In addition to two new swimming pools with unbeatable views, there will also be a massage sala and tranquil water feature for those seeking some pampering and solitude, and of course, a well-equipped fitness centre overlooking the Mara for those wanting to burn off some “lodge podge”.

Perhaps one of the features I’m most looking forward to experiencing is what will certainly be hailed the Mara’s best gin bar by night and coffee bar by day at South Camp. Mixing the best of both worlds!

For those of you that have visited the camp before, not to worry, the new &Beyond Bateleur Camp will retain the same authenticity, intimacy and classic Out of Africa atmosphere it is renowned for. North Camp will launch its brand new look in March 2018, with South Camp the following suit in June 2018.

Just for you

In the meantime, we have an unbeatable offer for those wanting to visit &Beyond Bateleur Camp between 15 November 2016 and 07 January 2018. Book a three-night stay and the third night is on us! For more information, contact us on  [email protected] .

What is the difference between Masai and Maasai?

Ever noticed there are two different ways to spell “Masai”? So which one is it, Masai Mara National Reserve or Maasai Mara National Reserve? For all the wanderlust travellers out there that want to be in-the-know when you set foot on the African continent – the correct answer is indeed Masai Mara. The “Maasai” are the fascinating Maa-speaking semi-nomadic people of East Africa. A famously hospitable culture, the Maasai are world renowned for their brightly coloured shukkas (traditional cloth), distinctive beaded jewellery, fearless cohabitation with the Big Five, as well as their uncanny ability to jump higher than Michael Jordan himself. You really must make time to meet the Maasai, they are incredible people. In fact, you might have already met the two wonderful  Maasai Mamas  at  &Beyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge .

“Masai” on the other hand is the world-famous, sprawling and game-rich ecosystem that shares an unfenced border with Tanzania’s  Serengeti National Park . Also home to the  Great Migration , the Mara (which is Maa for “spotted”) is a land of breathtaking vistas, abundant wildlife and seemingly endless grassy plains that are “dotted” with Acacia trees and thorn bushes.

So, in a nutshell, “Maasai” refers to the people and “Masai” refers to the land. There is no “Maasai Mara” and when you’re in East Africa, you’ll soon see that all signs point to the “Masai Mara”. The next time you see someone (incorrectly) writing about the Maasai Mara or the Masai people, you can impart your local wisdom as an Africa fundi (our local slang for ‘expert’). And while we’re on the topic of reconnecting the magnificent Maasai with their ancient, most unforgettable land, it seems like the perfect time to share our Top 10 bucket list things to do in the Masai Mara.

1. Experience the Masai Mara on twice-daily game drives

A veritable wildlife haven blessed with a year-round, rather mind-boggling concentration of animals, the Mara certainly doesn’t disappoint. Embark on twice-daily interpretive game drives with expert rangers who will uncover the wonders of the Mara. And while we’re on the topic of reconnecting the magnificent Maasai with their ancient, most unforgettable land, it seems like the perfect time to share our Top 10 bucket list things to do in the Masai Mara.

2. Explore the open Savanna on foot

Reconnect with your spirit of adventure and follow in the footsteps of ancient explorers and local herdsmen on a once-in-a-lifetime guided walking safari. Heighten your senses without the hum of the safari vehicle … listen to the crickets, breathe the fresh air, view the limitless horizon and appreciate the African soil on the soles of your shoes.

3. Take to the skies in a hot air balloon

Awake before dawn and embark on a life-changing hot air balloon safari high above the mighty Mara plains. Soar peacefully and enjoy the magnificent bird’s eye view of all the animals below (and the Great Migration if you’re lucky). This extraordinary experience concludes with an unforgettable, hearty champagne breakfast in the middle of the Mara.

4. Mingle with the Maasai on a community visit

No journey to the Masai Mara would be complete without an authentic cultural experience that gets you up close and personal with the fascinating Maasai people. They will invite you into their humble mud and stick manyattas (homesteads) and reveal their pastoral world and ancient, time-honoured traditions.

5. Take to the saddle on a horseback safari

Like the explorers of old, this is a truly unique way to experience the Mara. Once again without the hum of the safari vehicle, it is an invigorating way to explore the vast landscape. Imagine galloping past dazzles of zebra, journeys of giraffe and, if the time is right, the mighty herds of the Great Migration. Image© Offbeat Safaris.

6. Witness the thundering hooves of the great migration

Undoubtedly one of the most dramatic spectacles of the natural world, the  Great Migration  is the annual trek of two million herbivores across the Serengeti/Mara ecosystem. Although the enormous herds of grunting gnus can be seen year-round, the world-famous, nail-biting Mara River crossings (July to October) are an absolute must for every wildlife enthusiast’s bucket list.

7. Recreate your favourite scene from Out of Africa

Out of Africa, the epic film that made the entire world fall in love with Kenya recently celebrated its 30 th  anniversary. Avid film fanatics and romantics at heart can retrace the steps of Meryl Streep and Robert Redford and visit the exact locations of some of the movie’s most famous scenes.

8. Celebrate the sunset with Maasai warriors

Drive up onto the Oloololo (which aptly means “zig-zag”) escarpment for the most unforgettable sundowners overlooking the vast Mara plains, as well as the Serengeti in the distance. As the sun gently dips over the horizon, stand around a blazing fire, complete with delicious snack and a full bar and bartender, and watch in awe as Maasai warriors perform their traditional song and dance.

9. Photograph lions in ‘Big Cat Diary’ territory

The Masai Mara boasts one of the highest lion densities in the world, so it should come as no surprise that the world-famous nature documentary, Big Cat Diary, is filmed in the Mara. Set out in search of the legendary Marsh pride and the beloved, oh-so photogenic, Scarface himself. Image © Timur Türker.

10. Dust off your lens & perfect your photography skills

Be the envy of the Mara in one of our state-of-the-art, fully-customised photographic safari vehicles (check them out  here ). They boast unobstructed views, 360° degree swivel chairs, a fully-stocked personal bar and air conditioning – this is the ultimate photographic experience and the wildlife certainly plays its part as photographic subjects. Image © CNP Safaris

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andBeyond Bateleur Camp

Andbeyond bateleur camp has a distinctive old-world safari ambience and is situated in a forest at the edge of kenya’s masai mara..

Inspired by safari camps of the colonial era, andBeyond Bateleur Camp has a distinctive old-world ambience with its hardwood floors and tables set with fine china and polished silver. Situated in a forest at the edge of the Masai Mara, the camp accommodates its guests in 18 suites, divided equally across two wings. Suite interiors also recall an earlier era, festooned with rare antiques and generous leather armchairs, with a personal butler at your beck and call.

andBeyond Bateleur Camp’s coveted location in a private concession enables its guests to participate in activities such as bushwalking and night safaris, while on game drives guides are able to take vehicles off-road to get closer to wildlife. Species commonly seen in the area include elephant, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, cheetah and crocodile.

In between gameviewing, revive with a swim in the refreshing lap pool or sip port by the fire. Delicious meals are served beneath the stars if the weather allows, while sundowners on the edge of the Rift Valley draw each day to a close.

How to get to andBeyond Bateleur Camp

Take a domestic flight (1 hour) from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport to the Kichwa Tembo private airstrip. You are met and transferred on arrival to andBeyond Bateleur Camp, approximately half an hour away by road.

Activities at andBeyond Bateleur Camp

• Game drives in the Masai Mara and on the Kichwa Tembo private concession
• Night safaris
• Bushwalking
• Hot air ballooning
• Maasai cultural visits and community interactions

*Some activities are available at extra cost.

andBeyond Bateleur Camp Highlights

• An exquisite luxury camp with armloads of old world charm
• Elegant suites with private butlers
• Set in a very private concession where night drives and walks are allowed
• Awe-inspiring views of the Masai Mara and the Great Rift Valley
• Seasonal wildebeest migration viewing

Masai Mara and Kenya Itineraries

The following tours are private, independent and can be easily customised to suit your personal travelling requirements. Please contact us to begin designing your personalised Kenya experience.

Best of Kenya and Tanzania

This safari combines the best wildlife experiences of Kenya and Tanzania, including the Samburu, Lake Nakuru, the Masai Mara and Serengeti.

Highlights of Kenya

Discover the Highlights of Kenya on this classic safari itinerary, taking in the Samburu National Reserve, Mt Kenya, Lake Nakuru and the renowned Masai Mara.

Inspiring Sights of Kenya

This superb safari incorporates the popular Giraffe Manor in Nairobi and 3 luxury camps situated in sensational gameviewing areas throughout Kenya.

Kenya at a Glance

This tour combines two of Kenya's most famous wildlife areas: Lake Nakuru in the Great Rift Valley, and the game-rich plains of the Masai Mara.

Kenya Family Adventure

Explore the highlights of Kenya with the family, from Giraffe Manor in Nairobi to fantastic kid-friendly camps and lodges in the Samburu, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara.

Wings over Kenya

Maximise the time that you spend exploring Kenya’s game parks on our Wings Over Kenya safari, flying into the Samburu and Masai Mara.

Luxury accommodation in the Masai Mara

Below are some of our preferred tented camps and safari lodges in the Masai Mara. Please contact us to tailor design a selection of accommodation options to suit the style of your trip, and your budget.

andBeyond Bateleur Camp has a distinctive old-world safari ambience and is situated in a forest at the edge of Kenya's Masai Mara.

andBeyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp

andBeyond Kichwa Tembo is a timeless safari camp on a private concession adjoining Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve, where forests and plains converge.

Elewana Sand River

Sand River Masai Mara by Elewana is a vintage-style safari camp near Tanzania's border with exceptional gameviewing. The wildebeest migration is an added bonus.

Governors’ Camp

Governors’ Camp was once exclusively reserved for Kenya's colonial rulers. Today, it remains one of the Masai Mara’s best safari camps.

Governors’ Il Moran Camp

Governors’ Il Moran Camp is The Governors' Camp Collection's most premium safari lodge inside Kenya's world-famous Masai Mara Game Reserve.

Governors’ Private Camp

On a riverbank in Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve, Governors’ Private Camp is yours to enjoy in its entirety as it is only available for exclusive use.

Kicheche Bush Camp

A classic tented camp in a private conservancy bordering Kenya's Masai Mara, Kicheche Bush Camp offers an African safari experience without the crowds.

Kicheche Mara Camp

Located in the Mara North Conservancy, seasonal Kicheche Mara Camp offers a classic Kenya safari experience and views of the annual wildebeest migration.

Kicheche Valley Camp

Kicheche Valley Camp offers an exclusive safari experience in the Mara Naibosho Conservancy, a stunningly wild section of Kenya's Masai Mara ecosystem.

Little Governors’ Camp

At the edge of Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve, Little Governors’ Camp offers a peaceful setting to view the wildebeest migration.

Mara Bushtops

Mara Bushtops is one of the most exclusive safari camps in Kenya's Masai Mara, offering great gameviewing and views of the annual wildebeest migration.

Mara Expedition Camp

Set amid a grove of acacia trees in the Masai Mara Game Reserve this rustic camp draws inspiration from intrepid explorers of a by-gone area.

Mara Explorer Camp

Mara Explorer Camp is located where four of the Masai Mara’s prime safari areas converge. The camp offers some of Kenya's best wildebeest migration viewing.

Mara Intrepids Camp

Family-friendly Mara Intrepids Camp sits close to Kenya's notorious Mara River, where crocodiles and wildebeest battle during the annual migration.

Mara Ngenche Safari Camp

Luxurious Mara Ngenche Safari Camp offers plenty of permanent game as well as excellent wildebeest migration viewing in the heart of Kenya's Masai Mara.

Mara Nyika Camp

Meaning “Large Plains” or “Great Plains” Mara Nyika Camp is located in the 50,000 acre Naboisho Conservancy bordering the legendary Maasai Mara National Reserve.

Mara Plains Camp

In the heart of big game country, ultra-luxurious Mara Plains Camp sits on a bend of the Ntiakitiak River on the northern border of Kenya's Masai Mara.

Naboisho Camp

Family-friendly Naibosho Camp in Kenya's private Mara Naibosho Conservancy offers intimate safari experiences not found in the busy Masai Mara or Serengeti.

Rekero Camp

Deep in Kenya’s Masai Mara Reserve, Rekero Camp offers unrivalled views of annual wildebeest migration river crossings and superb year-round gameviewing.

Sala’s Camp

Sublime Sala's Camp is one of the first camps in the Masai Mara to witness the celebrated annual wildebeest migration.

Tipilikwani Camp

Tipilikwani Camp is close to where over a million wildebeest and thousands of zebra cross from Tanzania into Kenya's Masai Mara during the annual migration.

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All Masai Mara lodges & camps

Countless accommodation options are available in Masai Mara National Reserve and Mara conservancies. From designer lodges suspended in the air to family-oriented tented camps and anything in between, you can rest assured to find the perfect Masai Mara safari lodge just for you.

Please make use of the filters below to search for accommodation options within your budget. Specific rates are displayed on each individual lodge description page. You can also search for accommodation located in Masai Mara National Reserve proper or search for accommodation in the Mara conservancies .

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Basecamp Masai Mara

lodge location near Talek Gate

A beacon of sustainable eco-tourism, on the border of the Masai Mara National Reserve, this riverside camp is a mid-sized tented community perfect for families and couples alike. Plus, did we mention the Obamas visited back in 2006?

from US$ 249 per person per night

Governors' Camp

lodge location Masai Mara

As one of the best known and most popular camps in the Masai Mara, Governors’ Camp is a tranquil and traditional tented camp with unrivalled and uninterrupted views of the Mara’s natural landscape where guests enjoy the sweeping Kenyan plains.

from US$ 412 per person per night

Eagle View Camp

lodge location Naboisho

A small camp of nine tents set on an elevated viewpoint overlooking countless miles of lush green - a popular playground for Kenya’s magnificent large animals and birdlife. Basecamp Eagle View is an ideal mid-range camp for a comfortable, yet thrilling, safari.

from US$ 399 per person per night

Richard's River Camp

lodge location Mara North

Sprawled out along the green, lush banks of the Ntiakatek River lies Richard’s River Camp, one of the area's most exclusive safari camps. Richard's Camp's warm and hospitable staff will make sure your Masai Mara safari adventures are truly unforgettable.

from US$ 985 per person per night

Mara Expedition Camp

The Mara Expedition Camp boasts five spacious, light & airy tented suites. Sprawled out among a grove of African ebony trees, each tent has an en-suite bathroom and is outfitted with a lovely hot-water brass safari shower. Simple yet safari chique!

from US$ 835 per person per night

Little Governors' Camp

Candlelit dinners, an 'Out of Africa' full-on luxurious safari tent, incredibly friendly Maasai guides and camp staff and every creature comfort you could wish for. Little Governors' Camp offers guests all of this... plus it’s very own waterhole teeming with wildlife.

from US$ 495 per person per night

Ol Seki Hemingway's Mara Camp

Stunning private tented camp in one of the wildest parts of Kenya. Each of the camp's 10 tented suites offers guests an incredible 270 degree view of the Mara Plains. Ol Seki Hemingway's offers warm Kenyan hospitality and a tailor-made safari experience.

from US$ 694 per person per night

&Beyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp

lodge location Mara Triangle

Kenyan hospitality meets Maasai-inspired luxury on the lush green banks of the Saparingo River. &Beyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp lies on the edge of the Oloololo escarpment, where riverine forest meets the sweeping plains of the Masai Mara.

from US$ 435 per person per night

Elephant Pepper Camp (Elewana Collection)

Hidden away deep in a fig and elephant pepper tree grove lies an intimate and exclusive refuge from everyday life. The Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp is ideally situated in a wildlife hotspot and is the perfect home base for adventurous safari activities in Kenya.

from US$ 600 per person per night

Mahali Mzuri

lodge location Olare Motorogi

Next-level glamping in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy at the northern edge of Masai Mara National Reserve. With only twelve safari tents, Mahali Mzuri offers guests the best of the bush but without the mass tourism elements that take away from the experience.

from US$ 1,100 per person per night

Sala's Camp

Tucked away in the southernmost reaches of the Mara, just a stone's throw away from Tanzania, lies Sala's Camp. The remote atmosphere and just seven spacious tents, will make you feel as if you’re staying at your own private game reserve.

from US$ 1,259 per person per night

Saruni Mara

Saruni Mara is a one of its kind intimate, deluxe safari lodge. Each cottage is stylishly furnished according to a theme. You can choose from cottages with names such as the Love Shack, the Photographer’s Studio, the Observatory, and the Natural History Suite.

from US$ 500 per person per night

Cottar's 1920s Safari Camp

lodge location Olderkesi

Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp offers guest vintage luxury at its best. Cream-coloured tents decorated in 1920s epic safari style, professional Maasai safari guides and above all a sense of elegance and class - this safari camp has it all.

from US$ 1,059 per person per night

Elewana Sand River Camp

Ideally situated in one of the most remote parts of the Mara, Sand River Camp pays homage to romantic 1920s safaris. Its design reminds guests of the many African adventure themed Hollywood movies in that time period.

from US$ 670 per person per night

&Beyond  Bateleur  Camp

Two intimate camps, each with its own refreshing infinity pool and nine elegant and spacious tented suites. The &Beyond Bateleur Camp is an oasis of luxury on the fringes of a dense Kenyan forest at the foot of the Oloololo Escarpment.

from US$ 1,150 per person per night

Mara Serena Safari Lodge

Ideal setting for visitors seeking a blend of safari adventure with a village hotel feel. Mara Serena Safari Lodge, the largest safari property in the region, has a strong reputation and models itself on local mud-hut villages. Hotel luxuries include a swimming pool and bar.

from US$ 329 per person per night

Sanctuary Olonana Safari Lodge

An exclusive hideaway, Sanctuary Olonana is where families and couples go to retreat from the outside world. With a swimming pool and glass-sided suites for prime game viewing, Olonana offers an immersive safari experience far from the pressures of everyday life.

from US$ 914 per person per night

Serian Nkorombo Mobile Camp

A mobile tented camp on the riverside, Nkorombo is a part of the Serian group of properties that’s renowned for its serenity and exclusivity. Nestled in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve, Nkorombo is perfectly situated for an awe-inspiring African adventure.

from US$ 917 per person per night

Offbeat Mara Camp

Sitting beside the Olare Orak River, Offbeat Mara Camp is the proud home to some of the best wildlife viewing spots in the Mara North Conservancy and allows guests to experience life in the untamed African wilderness.

from US$ 519 per person per night

Karen Blixen Camp

Experience the magnificence of the pristine African wilderness with vibrant Kenyan traditions in the golden hue of the Serengeti-Masai Mara at Karen Blixen Camp – the place to dream, live and love to your heart’s content.

from US$ 460 per person per night

Kicheche Valley Camp

Nestled within a shaded acacia woodland within the Naboisho Conservancy, where a significant number of giraffes and elephants come to roam and play each day, Kicheche Valley Camp is an exquisite place to stay.

Angama Mara

Many safari lodges have a lovely view, but the view at Angama Mara is truly next level. The camp sits up high upon the top of the Oloololo Escarpment and overlooks the stunning Mara plains below. This camp features next-level luxury, from swanky glass-fronted safari tents to top-notch hospitality.

from US$ 1,650 per person per night

Ngare Serian

Located in Mara North Conservancy, Ngare Serian takes advantage of its location in 1,500 acres of exclusive conservation area. This safari camp has its own fascinating treehouse known as 'The Nest'. Just the right spot for an unforgettable sleep-out or picnic in the treetops.

from US$ 1,074 per person per night

Rekero Camp

An idyllic camp in Masai Mara National Reserve with nine spacious safari tents set out among the trees along the Talek River. Each tent at Rekero Camp comes complete with a front-deck daybed for those moments when you just want to lay back and watch zebras strolling along the river.

from US$ 709 per person per night

Kicheche Mara Camp

Less vehicles, less fuss, more wildlife and a more memorable safari experience. Kicheche Mara Camp is a small-scale, well-designed bush camp in the heart of Mara North. With only eight comfortable safari tents this camp offers guests an intimate safari experience.

from US$ 589 per person per night

Porini Cheetah Camp

lodge location Ol Kinyei

Porini Cheetah Camp is one of the smaller and more intimate Masai Mara safari camps located in the exclusive private Ol Kinyei Conservancy. The camp has an authentic safari feel, yet with all of the modern conveniences you would expect to find on safari holiday.

from US$ 559 per person per night

Serian - The Original

An oasis of calm in a fairy-tale like setting. Serian - The Original is known for its remote location and its intimate, remote atmosphere. Spend the night in spacious safari tents and embark on epic safari game drives in an area abundant with wildlife.

from US$ 924 per person per night

Governors' Il Moran

Governors' Il Moran Camp is quite the luxury safari accommodation. It has even attracted the makers of BBC wildlife documentaries such as Big Cat Diaries. Large plush sofas and candle-lit dinners are the perfect complement to extraordinary wildlife sightings in the area.

from US$ 647 per person per night

Mara Plains Camp

In essence, Mara Plains Camp offers guests an intimate safari hideaway in one of Africa's most game-rich regions. With equal attention to luxury and authenticity, this camp in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy is off the beaten track, luxurious and has a warm and welcoming ambience.

Porini Mara Camp

Warm and inviting eco-camp sprawled out along the banks of the Ole Sabukiye River in the private Ol Kinyei Conservancy. Six traditional yet comfortable safari tents with plush interiors, a resident lion pride, very hospitable staff and outstanding local Maasai guides. Who could ask for more?

AndBeyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp

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This luxury safari camp is set at the edge of riverine forest, overlooking the sweeping plains of the Maasai Mara, and it lies within the path of the incredible annual Great Migration. At Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp, you can expect an authentic African safari experience with legendary Kenyan hospitality.

• In the path of the annual Great Migration
• On a private concession next to Maasai Mara National Park
• Game drives, bush walks, hot air ballooning

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Witness the incredible wildlife of the world-renowned Masai Mara National Park from the luxurious Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp. Well-loved even by the most discerning traveler, the camp sets the tone for an unforgettable safari experience with its sweeping views of the Masai Mara and the Sabaringo River. Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp is the ideal place to witness the Great Migration and river crossing along the foothills of the Oloololo Escarpment.

Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp prides itself on offering luxurious accommodation and a warm Kenyan hospitality. The accommodation is made up of 12 classic tents, 20 superior tents, 8 superior view tents including 3 family suites.  The twelve Classic Tents overlook the forest and have limited views of the Sabaringo River. The twenty Superior Tents offer a slightly interrupted view of the Masai Mara through the trees of the surrounding forest, whereas the eight Superior View Tents boast unrivaled views of Masai Mara.

Each of the luxurious tents features a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom with shower, bathrobes, hairdryer, in-room safe, complimentary Wi-Fi access and a deck with comfortable chairs.

The three Family Suites comprise of two interconnected tents with an ensuite bathroom, a private veranda overlooking the bushveld and can accommodate two adults and two children

The camp facilities include a comfortable lounge area, dining room, bar, safari shop and a swimming pool.

The Masai Mara is one of Kenya's premier game parks with one of the world's largest concentration of animals with almost 100 different animal species. These species include lion, cheetah, elephant, zebra, hippo, wildebeest, crocodiles, gazelle, and rhino to name only a few. The Masai Mara is also the perfect destination for bird watching with over 500 species of bird recorded in the park.

Explore the Masai Mara with daily open vehicle game drives led by professional guides, night drives which afford the opportunity of seeing those animals not active during the day, guided bush walks that offer up-close encounters with the fauna, flora and smaller wondrous creatures of the African bush, early morning hot air balloon rides over the reserve, horseback safaris, spa treatments, traditional Maasai warrior dancing displays and visits to a nearby Maasai Village.

Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp is ideal for solo explorers, couples and families looking for a luxury tented safari experience.

Price includes

• Accommodation, three meals daily, teas and coffees, two safari activities per day, emergency medical evacuation insurance and transfers to and from the lodge airstrip.

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This ultra-luxury safari lodge will debut in the serengeti in june 2024.

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With prime safari season fast approaching, a show-stopping lodge in Tanzania is gearing up to welcome guests this June, as it sets a new standard for luxury in a relatively untouched corner of one of Africa’s most iconic destinations.

One Nature Mara River Lodge promises an extraordinary safari experience amidst the gorgeously untamed beauty of the Northern Serengeti, a less-traveled part of the park wedged between the Central Serengeti to the south and Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve to the north.

The seven villas at One Nature Mara River Lodge, set to open in June of this year, all feature ... [+] heated pools, outdoor copper bathtubs, and dazzling views of the Serengeti.

Its hilltop perch, located just over a mile from the Mara River and a 30-minute drive from the Kogatende Airstrip, affords guests stunning views of the entire Mara Triangle–one of the premier viewing locations for the Great Migration, where seemingly endless herds of wildebeest and zebra enter and exit the Maasai Mara National Reserve from Serengeti National Park from June to November–while also offering complete privacy from the hundreds of vehicles that line the riverbank during one of the natural world’s most incredible annual spectacles.

The new One Nature Mara River Lodge offers guests a front-row seat to the Great Migration, during ... [+] which some two million wildebeest and zebra migrate annually from Tanzania's Serengeti National Park to the greener pastures of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

Guests of the property will witness the thrilling Great Migration river crossings to Kenya from One Nature Mara River’s open 4- and 6-seater vehicles. Besides year-round safari game drives, other activities include balloon safaris, walking safaris, enchanting riverside sundowners and picnics, and singular bush dining experiences.

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The lodge's seven luxury villas also boast woodburning stoves, private bars, and TK TK.

One Nature Mara River Lodge’s six one-bedroom villas and and sprawling two-bedroom family villa–measuring more than 1,625 square feet and 3,100 square feet, respectively–showcase a contemporary colonial design accented with African elements, and feature private heated pools with panoramic views of the Serengeti, outdoor lounge areas, indoor and outdoor showers, and copper bathtubs. Other creature comforts include eco-friendly engineered wood flooring, solar-powered air conditioners, wood-burning stoves, and private bars. The lodge’s enviable privacy is among its most vital aspects, as the rooms’ outdoor bathtubs, showers, and private pools face the awe-inspiring river view.

During the Great Migration, thousands of wildebeest migrate through the vast plains of Serengeti ... [+] National Park, which was created In 1951 to protect the area's large numbers of wildebeest, zebra, and Thomson's gazelle.

In keeping with One Nature’s sustainability ethos, the lodge–powered by a 352-panel solar farm–has been built to ensure that it can be disassembled and removed without leaving a trace. All wood throughout is FSC-certified, while an on-site bio-gas plant transforms food waste into cooking gas to optimize energy efficiency and minimize waste. The property also eschews plastic consumables, replacing them with customized glass water bottles, paper straws, bamboo toothbrushes and razors, and boxes, paper, and pencils made from recycled and biodegradable materials.

The opening marks the launch of One Nature’s second property, following the debut of the 14-tent One Nature Nyaruswiga , located in the Central Serengeti, in January 2017. The company was founded by Dubai-based husband-and-wife team, Hani and Pamela Saliba, whose first African safari in 2014 cast a life-changing spell.

“Love is an understatement,” says Pamela, One Nature’s executive director, who oversees lodge operations. “We found ourselves drawn back repeatedly, traveling to national parks across Africa. The experience sparked a dream to create a sanctuary of our own, where we could bring together family and friends. That dream brought One Nature Nyaruswiga–which we made our personal haven–to life. Perhaps that’s why many of our guests remark that the lodge feels like a home away from home.”

The lodge's main lounge is a cozy gathering place to enjoy cocktails while sharing stories of safari ... [+] adventures in the Northern Serengeti.

One Nature’s future expansion plans include properties in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda, Sossusvlei and Etosha National Park in Namibia, and Yala National Park in Sri Lanka.

Rates at One Nature Mara River Lodge start at $1653 in mid-season and $2240 in high season, per person per night, inclusive of all meals and beverages (including premium wines and spirits), wifi, laundry, daily game drives, and round-trip transfers from the Kogatende Airstrip. For more information or to book, visit the One Nature website .

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T&C Hotel Awards 2024: The Best New Lodges in the Wild

Big nature is the star of lodges in the wild. These have something extra.

Waterside By Royal Malewane , South Africa

Entering one of Royal Portfolio’s hotels or lodges, you may well wonder whatever happened to classic safari khaki. Each interior is an exuberant collage of colors, textures, and contemporary African art handpicked by co-owner Liz Biden, whose design motto could well be “Let us entertain you.” The Waterside camp, on a large watering hole in Greater Kruger National Park’s private, game-rich Thornybush Reserve, may have clawfoot bathtubs in fire engine–red (and blue, and yellow), but Biden and her husband Phil aren’t playing around with what truly matters in the bush: their invariably crème-de-la-crème trackers and guides. —Klara Glowczewska

To book a South African safari: Cherri Briggs of Explore, Inc. , [email protected]

andBeyond Phinda Forest Lodge, South Africa

One of Africa's first luxury safari lodges designed with eco-tourism front and center—seriously dedicated not just to turning a profit but also to supporting the environment, the wildlife, and the surrounding communities—just got a total makeover and is as beautiful to behold as it is elevating to experience. Located in the rare "sand forest" of Phinda Private Game Reserve ( ancient trees growing in sandy soil) in the province of KwaZulu Natal, its 12 stand-alone suites and public areas are have what can be described as a timeless Zulu-Zen style: organic minimalism (lots of wood and grasses) combined with the elegance of traditional Zulu craftsmanship. Pair the pampering (new pool, gym, spa, giant-birds-nest of a firepit, boma, restaurant, and bar) with the Big Five (or Six, or Seven, if you add a day trip to the beaches of the Indian Ocean) and you've got the safari of your dreams: close wildlife encounters (via vehicle, e-bike, or on foot, with expert guides), as well as participation in wildlife research projects with &Beyond's conservation team and visits to nearby Zulu communities with its partner organization, Africa Foundation. It's top level.

To book: Phinda Forest Lodge (and inquire as well with &Beyond , which is also a tour operator, about travel elsewhere in Africa.)

Loapi Tented Camp Tswalu, South Africa

These six safari “homes” of glass, steel, and canvas are your entree into another world: a vast stretch of the Kalahari desert being “re-wilded” by the diamond-mine-owning Oppenheimer family. The landscapes are staggering, the comforts total (a restaurant by a Michelin-starred chef, private butlers and trackers), and the experiences extraordinary: Loapi Tented Camp gives you the bush at its rawest, rock art, rhinos, and, if you’re lucky, the elusive, entrancing pangolins.

To book an African safari: Cherri Briggs of Explore, Inc. [email protected]

Angama Amboseli, Kenya

Talk about sense of place. In this 10-suite lodge from safari royalty Nicky Fitzgerald and her daughter Kate Fitzgerald Boyd (on a Masai-owned conservancy adjacent to elephant-rich Amboseli National Park), you’ll see snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro from everywhere, even reflected in the mirror behind your vanity. Bravo, too, to the Angama Amboseli's contemporary concrete, stone, and canvas aesthetic: as refreshing (no colonial vibe) as the sundowners.

To book an African safari: Jack Ezon at Embark Beyond [email protected]

JW Marriott Masai Mara, Kenya

A safari you can get with your Bonvoy points? Well, yes. No design envelopes are being pushed at the but it’s all an airy, surprising pleasure: A lounge, dining area, and firepit around a giant fig tree; pool and spa; and 20 well-appointed, roomy suites—a medley of neutrals and African decorative objects—along the Talek River. The piece de resistance: savanna sundowners under a lone acacia tree, glistening ice-buckets and all, staffed by red-clad Masai, whose families own this magnificent, Out of Africa land.

T o book: JW Marriott Masai Mara

Shinta Mani Mustang, Nepal

This stone-and-wood fortresslike structure with floor to ceiling windows atop a high Himalayan escarpment is the first luxury outpost in this remote and staggeringly beautiful region bordering on the Tibetan plateau. Designed by Bill Bensley, the impresario of remote Asian hotels, Shinta Mani Mustang offers a long menu of guided activities (such as hikes and rides to nearby villages, monasteries, and lakes); a wellness center run by a seasoned practitioner of Tibetan medicine; and huge terrace firepits, the perfect spot to be hypnotized by the play of light on the snow-capped peaks of the world’s highest mountains.

To book a trip to Asia: Catherine Heald of Remote Lands , [email protected]

Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia

One-hundred-mile long Kangaroo Island has been dubbed Australia’s Galapagos for the abundance of its protected wildlife (birds of every feather, sea lions, seals, koalas, wallabies, a breed of kangaroo that evolved only here, and more). Southern Ocean Lodge , its premier place to stay (and one of the first Luxury Lodges of Australia ), burned down in 2020 during the country’s catastrophic “black summer” wildfires and is finally back after a $36 million rebuild by its original architect, Max Pritchard. And better than ever.Poised atop Kangaroo Island’s dramatic limestone clifftops it resembles from the outside a long, low-flying saucer (the great room) with a long train (the 25 suites). Inside, it’s all curvy, cream-colored, glass-wrapped Midcentury Modern, designed to optimize those last-stop-before-Antarctica views over the Southern Ocean.

To book a trip to Australia: Stuart Rigg of Southern Crossings [email protected]

Puqio, Peru

The rugged Colca Canyon area, with its pre-Inca-descended inhabitants and Spanish colonial towns, has something completely new: Peru’s first African-style tented camp. The artwork and materials at Puqio are local, of course, and the suites have private terraces, wood-burning stoves, and outdoor tubs from which you can watch Andean condors circle in the sky. The camp provides another high-end alternative to the nearby Las Casitas, a Belmond property, though the approach here is very different—stylish but simple accommodations are paired with cultural, gastronomic, and adventure activities.

To book a trip to Peru (and elsewhere in South America): Paul Irvine at Dehouche [email protected]

Our Method: To compile this list of great-looking new hotels around the world, we followed not whimsy but rules: 1) They had to have opened no earlier than 2023. 2) They had to have been nominated by eithe r T&C ’s well traveled editors or our roundtable of 37 globetrotting travel advisors (preferably both). There were 172 nominees, and 53 made it through our vetting process. Bon voyage!

Klara Glowczewska is the Executive Travel Editor of Town & Country , covering topics related to travel specifically (places, itineraries, hotels, trends) and broadly (conservation, culture, adventure), and was previously the Editor in Chief of Conde Nast Traveler magazine. 

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Masai Mara Safari with Cottar’s 1920s Camp – Kenya

Immerse yourself in the heart of the African savannah with a luxury safari in Kenya’s world-renowned Maasai Mara National Reserve . Stay at Cottar’s 1920s Camp, a luxurious and exclusive tented camp that evokes nostalgia of this bygone era. From guided game drives to bush walks, you will have the opportunity to witness the iconic Big Five–lions, elephants, rhinoceros, leopards and buffalo. As the sun sets, indulge in gourmet dinners served under the starlit sky, surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness. This is true luxury in the wild.

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About Safmar Aurora Luxe

• Check-in: 14:00
• Check-out: 12:00
• 7 floors, 197 rooms, 35 suites
• 6 Conference rooms, 589 sq. m. - total area of conference space
• Wireless Internet in rooms, lobby and guest areas of the hotel
• Wireless and cable Internet in conference rooms
• High-speed Internet for Superior rooms (video chat, large file downloads and streaming video) for an additional fee 950 rubles per day
• Parking lot in the territory of the hotel, for a fee 650 rubles per hour / 7500 rubles per day
• Municipal Parking lot near the hotel
• Pets are allowed for an additional fee subject to prior agreement with the hotel
• No more than 1 animal in the room
• The questionnaire must be filled out
• Detailed information can be requested
• All hotel rooms are non-smoking
• Smoking is prohibited in hotel rooms and common use premises.
• Executive lounge
• Concierge desk
• Shoe shine stand
• Safes at the front desk
• Foreign currency exchange
• 24 hour room service
• Daily cleaning services
• Luggage storage area
• Laundry at the hotel
• Accessible rooms
• Coffee/Tea in the room
• Car rental near the hotel
• Butler Service
• Cable/satellite TV
• Mini Bar - at extra charge
• Alarm clock
• Free bottled drinking water
• Baby crib / playpen
• Additional bed - the cost of the extra bed - 3000 rubles.
• Individual climate control
• Air conditioner
• Mini-refrigerator
• Cushions: foam rubber
• Pillows: down/ feather
• Luxury bedding: duvets, custom quilts, cotton bedding
• Iron and ironing board
• Separate Bathroom
• Shower cabin is optional in some rooms
• Bathroom amenities
• Cosmetics and personal care products
• Writing utensils
• Phone function: voicemail
• Phone function: speakerphone
• Electrical socket: at desk level
• Cardiovascular Equipment
• Free weights

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• Alternate common entrance
• Business Center
• Conference and banquet halls
• Public toilets
• Entrance to the front desk
• Restaurants/recreation areas
• Fitness Center
• Shower equipped for stroller entry
• Low-lying electrical outlets
• Rooms for disabled guests with an 80 cm wide doorway
• Equipped for guests with disabilities walkway from the main entrance to the rooms
• Portable shower is not available
• Handrails in the bathroom
• Sinks with pedestal
• Adjustable shower head
• Toilet seat is at wheelchair level
• Seat in the bath
• Telephone with alarm clock
• Guide animals are allowed
• Conference rooms with assistive listening devices
• Self-parking for guests with disabilities, spaces for mini-vans
• Staff at the hotel can read written/visual information to blind and visually impaired guests, as well as provide verbal information on how to get to various locations at the hotel.
• Transportation services for guests with disabilities (advance request required)