Rekero Camp provides luxury lodging and authentic safaris in Masai Mara.
Cost Per Night: £ £ £ £
The Masai Mara National Reserve is famous for its top-notch safaris in Kenya, boasting a variety of lodges. Among them, Rekero Camp stands out as an eco-friendly gem by the Talek River. Nestled along its banks, Rekero offers a luxurious riverside experience, immersing visitors in the heart of Kenya during their Masai Mara safari.
Offering more than your average African safari package, Rekero captures all that is beautiful about the region, leaving you right beside an important river crossing for animals on their migration journey. Game drives, bush walks and hot-air balloon tours invite you to seek a dazzling range of safari perspectives. Gain insight into the local big-cat conservation efforts, uncover the Masai Mara’s radiance on a birdwatching tour or observe as hippos and crocodiles bask on the riverbanks.
Each evening, guests retire to rustic-luxury safari tents, fostering camaraderie among fellow adventurers. Crafted with local culture in mind, Rekero Camp connects travelers with East Africa's essence. Maasai guides offer authentic insights, while dining experiences showcase the flavours of the Masai Mara.
Key Property Features
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime Hot Air Balloon Tour
Learn from local Maasai people during guided bush walks
Enjoy a personalised family holiday with age-friendly activities and spacious safari tents
Visit between July and October and witness the Great Migration
Indulge in delicious and nourishing meals on the lodge's scenic decking
The nearest airstrip is Ol Kiombo, just a 20-minute drive from the camp
Families with children aged five and above are welcome
Rekero Camp's Positive Impact
Asilia, a leader in East Africa's safari industry, promotes sustainability and community preservation. Rooted in Swahili for 'genuine,' Asilia offers authentic safaris benefiting both people and nature. Collaborating with communities, NGOs, and partners, Asilia drives conservation and regional development. Since 2016, it has partnered with the Maa Trust, empowering the Maasai community in Mara through wildlife protection and sustainable livelihoods. Asilia supports initiatives like Maa Beadwork, providing microfinance training to 579 women.
Through 'Asilia Giving,' it donates $160,000 annually to conservation projects. Asilia prioritises local hiring, with 30% female lodge managers and 99% continental staff. Rigorous in-house training programmes, spanning management, guiding, culinary, and service roles, not only elevate guest experiences but also enhance staff education, income, and community well-being.
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