Traditional Safari Camps

– An exclusive classic safari experience Superbly located in the Motswari Private Game Reserve, surrounded by the Timbavati Nature Reserve, and bordering the Kruger National Park, Geiger’s Camp offers a classic safari experience. Overlooking the magnificent Nhlaralumi River, the camp’s two stone houses accommodate eight guests in four spacious ensuite bedrooms. A relaxing lounge area and wrap-around veranda offer views of the magnificent Timbavati bushveld and Africa’s thrilling wildlife. Alternatively, an organic rim-flow swimming pool is the perfect retreat for guests to relax and cool down in the heat of the mid-day sun. The camp’s immediate appeal stems from the careful location and delicate way in which it has been crafted around trees and their natural habitat. A personal butler service compliments the simple philosophy of caring for guests’ every need. Each day begins and winds down with an expertly guided safari excursion in an open vehicle. The Timbavati is a remarkable area for game viewing and guests are often spoiled with spectacular sightings of the "Big Five". This is where the original "white lion" was first seen.

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Indulge your lifelong dreams of African adventure with an extended stay in one of the continent’s romantic camps. Reminiscent of the deluxe camps of a bygone era, these accommodations enchant through their ambiance alone. Delight in wildlife thrills under the expert care of knowledgeable guides who have spent their whole lives in this

Bakers Lodge

Situated on the South bank of the mighty Nile River which transects Murchison Falls National Park, this intimate, safari styled lodge has ten suites and is built on wooden decks to take advantage of the cool breezes and spectacular views. The views onto the river are vast and magnificent with islands hosting nesting egret birds, elephants bathing and pods of hippos regularly viewed.

Ishasha Wilderness Camp

In the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, this intimate camp offers a luxurious retreat in an unspoiled area, famous for its tree-climbing lions. Situated beside the Ntungwe River and with just ten rooms, the focus is on offering an intimate experience. Under the trees, next to the river, meals are often served al fresco with an evening fireplace for guests to relax with sundowners and discuss the day's activities.

Ngare Serian

– Scenically rolling plains, a lone Acacia against the azure sky, snaking riverine bends Among all this, Ngare Serian is nestled in the private Mara North Conservancy. "Ngare" means "by the river" in the Masai language, and the idea behind this snug little camp was to transport the serenity of the original Serian to the water’s edge. Comprising only four tents, its intimacy makes it perfect for hosting a family vacation, or gathering a group of friends. The tents are dotted along the riverbank, decked out in style with Zanzibar four-poster beds and open bathrooms overlook pods of hippo. Take a leaf out the hippos’ book: lounge languidly, soaking up the sights and sounds of the bush from the bathtub built into your deck.

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Nkwali, Robin Pope Safaris

– Located on Robin Pope Safaris' private land, overlooking South Luangwa National Park This landscape is superb game viewing country, with a beautiful area of ebony woodland and open grass plains. Elephants often cross the Luangwa River, which you can see from the bar, or come to the waterhole near the thatched dining area. The six chalets are cool and spacious, each with a view of the river. Open throughout the year, the camp also has direct access to South Luangwa National Park by boat or vehicle. During the dry months, the camp operates a pontoon into the southern part of the park.

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stunning wilderness. Keep your binoculars ready to glimpse wildlife in their native habitats: floodplains, woodlands and lagoons. Toast your fellow travelers with vintage wines and savor authentic African dishes. Create priceless African memories in a safari camp straight out of a classic novel.

Governors' Camps – Masai Mara

– The setting is magical Almost a century ago this area was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors. Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with bird-life, hippo and crocodile. In the heart of the best game viewing area of Kenya's Masai Mara, the Colonial Governor got it right – this is the best location for views across the sweeping plains of the Mara, and it is where the wildlife is at its most prolific, especially the big cats. Little Governors' Camp has a romance of its own – set around a waterhole which teems with wildlife and birdlife, it is a particular haven for families of elephants. It casts its spell over all its visitors, with its rustic charm and authentic safari atmosphere. Whichever camp you choose you will not be disappointed, the Governors' Camp Collection has provided memorable safaris of a lifetime for over 40 years with legendary service and warm Kenyan hospitality.

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