Cottars 1920s Safari Camp

Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp enjoys a magnificent setting overlooking the Maasai Mara and Serengeti plains, in an area that is home to the largest concentration of terrestrial wildlife on earth. It is the ideal spot to witness the annual wildebeest migration.

This enchanting camp has a roaring twenties feel, with a style that combines old-world splendour with modern day comforts. The camp has ten white canvas tents, all with four poster beds draped with mosquito nets, antique furnishings, en suite bathrooms and verandas. Each tent also has a butler. Family suites with separate living rooms and fireplaces are available. For those seeking the utmost privacy, the new Cottar’s Private Homestead is stunning.

The cuisine at Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp is superb. Enjoy fine dining in the dining tents or in a variety of private settings.

There are plenty of adventures to be had including day and night game drives, bush walks, river swimming and fishing. Back at the camp, relax in the pool or enjoy a massage.

Cottars 1920s Safari Camp Information

Location & Getting There

Situated within a 6,000-acre private conservancy, 1km from the Masai Mara game reserve in Southern Kenya, lies Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp, a 4 hour 15 minute drive from Nairobi Airport.

Accommodation

The camp has 10 lavishly appointed white canvas tents, all with four poster beds draped with mosquito nets, antique furnishings, ensuite bathrooms and verandas. Each tent also comes with butler service. Family suites feature separate living rooms and in-room fireplaces. For those seeking the utmost privacy and indulgence, the new Cottar’s Private Homestead is a stunning contemporary African-style house, featuring a living room, dining room, magnificent viewing deck and 5 bedrooms all offering impressive views, plus a team of dedicated staff and guides.

Activities

There are plenty of adventures to experience including day and night game drives, guided bush walks, river swimming, fishing, bush breakfasts, sundowners and visits to Masai villages. Back at the camp, relax in the inviting pool or enjoy a massage. A safari bath or shower is a must.

Children

The camp welcomes families but it is most suited to those without very young children. Babysitting is available.