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Location matters as much as room style. These camps, lodges, huts and villas are chosen for how they fit the route, who they suit and what they make possible between travel days.
Ewaso Nyiro River, Buffalo Springs National Reserve
A 19-tent riverfront camp inside Buffalo Springs National Reserve, combining broad Ol Olokwe views, a swimming pool and direct access to the quieter southern side of the Samburu ecosystem.
Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu National Reserve
An established riverside tented camp inside Samburu National Reserve, with a swimming pool, family-friendly facilities and straightforward access to the Reserve’s central wildlife circuits.
Westgate Community Conservancy, Samburu
A spacious, Moroccan-influenced lodge in Westgate Community Conservancy, combining Samburu Reserve access with walking, camel safaris, night drives and a strong community setting.
Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu National Reserve
A characterful six-tent camp on the Ewaso Nyiro, built around specialist elephant knowledge and the long-running conservation work associated with Save the Elephants.
Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu National Reserve
A small riverside tented camp beneath doum palms inside Samburu National Reserve, known for elephants moving through camp and for immediate access to the Ewaso Nyiro wildlife corridor.
Sand River, southern Maasai Mara National Reserve
A polished tented camp on the tree-lined Sand River in the quiet south of the Reserve, looking towards Tanzania and well positioned for guests who value space, comfort and a southern Mara perspective.
Enonkishu Conservancy, northern Greater Maasai Mara
An owner-run lodge on the Mara River at the northern edge of the ecosystem, combining a relaxed cottage stay with Enonkishu’s rewilding, regenerative grazing and family-friendly activities.
Olderkesi Conservancy, south-eastern Greater Maasai Mara
A family-owned heritage camp in Olderkesi Conservancy on the south-eastern edge of the Mara, pairing private conservancy access with a polished, historically influenced safari style.
Ol Kinyei Conservancy, Greater Maasai Mara
A small solar-powered eco-camp in community-owned Ol Kinyei Conservancy, built for low vehicle density, Maasai guiding and a light physical footprint on the land.
Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Greater Maasai Mara
A secluded ten-tent camp in Naboisho Conservancy, offering a quiet bush atmosphere, family options and close access to the conservancy’s resident wildlife.
