Bateleur Camp
Masai Mara National Reserve
Bateleur Camp is situated in the Kichwa Tembo private concession, which neighbors the Masai Mara. Meaning ‘head of the elephant’ in Kiswahili, Kichwa Tembo consists of private land leased from Maasai landlords and situated in the remote western Mara, almost exclusively explored by fly-in guests. In addition to the excellent year-round concentration of wildlife, Kichwa Tembo lies directly in the path of Africa’s spectacular Great Migration. Situated below the scenic location where the famous final scene of the movie Out of Africa was filmed, this romantic and totally private camp reflects the ambiance of Kenyan safaris of the ‘20s and ‘30s. The epitome of tented luxury, Bateleur Camp comprises two intimate camps of nine tented suites each, set among the forests on the edge of the Masai Mara amidst an astounding year-round concentration of animals, including the Great Wildebeest Migration. The tented suites boast an easy, classical elegance, with polished wooden floors and en-suite bathrooms with stone-walled showers. Each tent has its own deck overlooking the vast game-filled plains of the Masai Mara and a personal butler ensures that every need is catered
Bateleur Camp is situated in the Kichwa Tembo private concession, which neighbors the Masai Mara. Meaning ‘head of the elephant’ in Kiswahili, Kichwa Tembo consists of private land leased from Maasai landlords and situated in the remote western Mara, almost exclusively explored by fly-in guests. In addition to the excellent year-round concentration of wildlife, Kichwa Tembo lies directly in the path of Africa’s spectacular Great Migration. Situated below the scenic location where the famous final scene of the movie Out of Africa was filmed, this romantic and totally private camp reflects the ambiance of Kenyan safaris of the ‘20s and ‘30s. The epitome of tented luxury, Bateleur Camp comprises two intimate camps of nine tented suites each, set among the forests on the edge of the Masai Mara amidst an astounding year-round concentration of animals, including the Great Wildebeest Migration. The tented suites boast an easy, classical elegance, with polished wooden floors and en-suite bathrooms with stone-walled showers. Each tent has its own deck overlooking the vast game-filled plains of the Masai Mara and a personal butler ensures that every need is catered