Maasai Mara
Wild, vast and full of surprises.
The Maasai Mara is famous for its incredible wildlife, sweeping plains and the Great Migration. But beyond the big sightings lies another Mara — quieter, more personal and full of hidden moments waiting to be discovered.
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The Maasai Mara is famous for its incredible wildlife, sweeping plains and the Great Migration. But beyond the big sightings lies another Mara — quieter, more personal and full of hidden moments waiting to be discovered.
Kichwa Tembo
Sprawled along the Saparingo River at the foot of the Oloololo Escarpment, where riverine forest meets open plains, Kichwa Tembo is perfectly positioned to witness the Great Migration. Meaning “head of the elephant” in Kiswahili, it sits in the remote western Mara, on land leased from Maasai landlords and explored almost exclusively by our guests. Here, panoramic views and intimate wildlife encounters meet legendary Kenyan warmth, offering a fresh lens on a timeless safari.
Mara Bushtops Luxury Camp
Mara Bushtops is set within our own private wildlife reserve. Alongside the Masai, access to the Conservancy is exclusive to our Bushtops guests, who benefit from private night and off-road game drives, walking safaris direct from the Camp, sundowners, sunrises on the Sekenani hill and visits to the nearby Kakiya cave.
Saruni Eagle View - Saruni Basecamp
Mara Bushtops is set within our own private wildlife reserve. Alongside the Masai, access to the Conservancy is exclusive to our Bushtops guests, who benefit from private night and off-road game drives, walking safaris direct from the Camp, sundowners, sunrises on the Sekenani hill and visits to the nearby Kakiya cave.
