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Luxury Tented Safari Camp
Kenya

Angama Safari Camp
Maasai Mara

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Highlights

Prime Migration Position – Set deep within the Mara Triangle and relocates seasonally to stay close to the Great Migration, offering exceptional wildlife viewing away from busier areas.
Just Four Tents – An intimate camp with only four en-suite tents accommodating a maximum of eight guests, creating a highly personal safari experience.
More Time On Safari – Staying inside the reserve allows for early morning and late afternoon game drives when wildlife is most active, rather than commuting from camps outside the park.
Private Guiding Included – Each booking benefits from a dedicated guide and vehicle, allowing every game drive to be tailored around your interests.
Classic Safari Atmosphere – Designed to capture the romance of East Africa’s golden age of safari, with campfires, lantern-lit pathways and dining beneath the stars.
Light-Footprint Luxury – Combines the adventure of a mobile tented camp with proper beds, en-suite bathrooms and hot showers, all with minimal impact on the environment.

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How to get there

A private airstrip close to the camp is just a 45-minute flight away from Nairobi. As the camp is mobile, the journey to it varies and often becomes a safari.

Are children welcome?

Absolutely, children of all ages are welcome year-round at the camp. There are dedicated kids programs and the tents offer a good amount of privacy from other guests.

Giving back

Each guest contributes $20US per night to the donation as part of their stay at Angama. This goes to the Foundation which supports the neighbouring communities. Projects include healthcare, conservation and education and you are welcome to experience the work they do during your stay.

Wildlife you are likely to see

At Angama Safari Camp, you’re likely to encounter a wealth of wildlife, including:

Lions: The area is famous for its prides, often spotted resting on the vast plains.
Elephants: Majestic herds roam the savannah, especially along the Mara River.
Leopards: Known for their elusive nature, leopards can be seen in the trees or on the hunt.
Cheetahs: Angama Mara is an excellent location for spotting cheetahs, particularly in the early mornings.
Giraffes: These graceful giants are frequently seen grazing in the open plains.
Zebras and Wildebeest: A variety of antelope species, including impalas and gazelles, also roam the area.
Buffaloes: Large herds of buffaloes can often be seen around the waterholes.
Hyenas and Wild Dogs: Active at night, these carnivores can occasionally be spotted on game drives.
Birdlife: Over 500 bird species are found, including vultures, eagles, and various migratory species.