A front row seat to the greatest show on earth
Mara Intrepids Camp is luxury safari camp and the best honeymoon safaris and wedding safari destination in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya with Talek River flowing past. Few places in Masai Mara Kenya can rival the setting of Mara Intrepids Camp on the vast savannah grasslands of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Mara Intrepid Camp is built
on the banks of the Talek River, which joins the Mara River and eventually drains into waters of the Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest freshwater lake and source of the mysterious Nile. With decent-sized tents and private balconies facing the Talek River, there are plenty of allusions to luxury here. The neat, comfortable, simple canvas spaces are sleek and kitted out with wood floors, back-supporting beds, indoor plumbing, hot running water, wardrobes, dressing tables, writing desks, plenty of mirrors and power outlets frustratingly absent in many of the Mara's tented camps. The Intrepids Mara Camp ultimately provides a sensation of cosseted bush life with an electric fence) rather than the real thing, but that won't necessarily detract from the chance to appreciate the scene by the river (reserve tents 1-12 for the best views), shake your shoulders in rhythm to the evening Maasai warrior performances, or spend most of your day out in the Reserve witnessing the ongoing drama on the plains. The Intrepids Camp Masai Mara is a luxury camp owned by the Heritage hotels and intrepid safari company and is for the intrepid traveler who wants to be away from the crowds and explore Africa’s wild kingdom. Mara Intrepids Safari Camp is the most talked about wilderness safari destination in the, the Intrepids is a short drive from the Mara River, where up to one-and-a-half million wildebeest and zebra make their perilous migration crossing every July and August. Intrepids Camp Masai Mara itself is divided into four distinct areas, with separate dining areas and ‘mess tents’ ensuring exclusivity for larger groups traveling together. Mara Intrepids Safari Camp Masai Mara offers a unique game-viewing adventure, including three daily game drives with the experienced safari guides, educational outings with our famous Adventurers’ Club, and safari trips to Maasai villages where we support several community development projects. Intrepid Camp Masai Mara is set in deliciously wild country; every tent is raised on stilts, and opens to the Talek River with that signature view of the endless plains. Recently refurbished to accommodate the modern, discerning safari traveler, the tents at Intrepid Tented Camp Masai Mara are large and spacious with private verandas to enjoy the river and the plains, giving infinite views of the Mara. Heritage Hotels Management operates a range of these Intrepids Club camps in Masai Mara, designed to service the conventional safari package tourist market, this camp is located adjacent to the Ol Kiombo airstrip, the size, style and price of Intrepids Camp Mara makes it somewhere that mostly recommend to our clients and most of our Masai Mara Safari trips itinerary include this safaris camp. When people are considering going on Masai Mara safaris, one of the questions they commonly ask is, “what are the tent camps like?” Their concern usually revolves around uneasiness about how rustic the sleeping arrangement will be or how exposed to the elements they’ll be. Rest assured that the Intrepids Safari Camp Mara is a truly exclusive and intimate safari camp plus also a stunning, beautiful and well appointed, Guests at Mara Intrepids got more than they had bargained for on a game drive recently. A young cheetah, Shingo, decided to hop on to the jeep - let's just say, the guest were game! Mara Intrepids Hotel is 298 kilometers due west of Nairobi - a six hour drive on well-maintained roads and 45 minutes by air, the safari camp is operated by Heritage lodges & Hotels, Kenya's best-known and most hospitable 'safari host', Heritage Hotels offers seven properties in three different brands: Voyager camps and resorts in Tsavo and Mombassa; the famous Samburu Intrepids camps and the Intrepids Camp in Masai Mara, and Naivasha's Great Rift Valley Lodge; and the five-star Mara Explorer camp and island hideaway of Kipungani Lamu. Intrepid Lodge Masai Mara is only a short trip from the Mara River where one can witness the Migration Safaris, The remainder of the year the camp offers some of the world's finest game viewing, with large local populations of plains game, elephants, rhinos, buffalos and all the big cats. The wildebeest migration normally crosses the Mara and Talek Rivers between July and October each year. This is the best time of year to visit the Intrepid Safari Lodge Masai Mara. There are 32 tents at Mara Intrepids camp. All the tents are raised on stilts and overlook the Talek River and endless plains and are widely spread across the riverside. They are luxurious and spacious with private verandas and offer the ultimate in luxury in the bush. Two luxury family tents are available and provide luxury under canvas tastefully decorated with an African feel. The two bed-roomed family tents include a spacious lounge and an outside viewing deck overlooking the river and plains. All units offer en-suite bathrooms. The Mara Intrepid Camp also offers a swimming pool, spacious open dining and bar area with sweeping views of the riverbank where a wide variety of animals come to drink. Conference facilities are available and weddings can also be arranged. Mara Intrepids Safari Camp also offers flying safari package, the Rate includes return airfare from Wilson airport, six game drives, airstrip transfers and 2 nights on full board accommodation at a special rates, Activities: game drives in the Masai Mara Game Reserve, bush breakfast, birding, photographic safaris, nature walks, cultural visits and star gazing The world famous Masai Mara National Reserve is the northern extension of the sprawling Serengeti of Tanzania and the two ecosystems make for the greatest wildlife spectacle on the planet – from the million or more wildebeest migrating with changing seasons between the Mara and the Serengeti to the flocks of birds from Eurasia; from the prides of black-maned lions to herds of elephants; from sparring hippos in the rivers to the insouciant crocodiles lying in wait of prey. The Mara is home to the stars of BBC’s Big Cat Diary and Big Cat Live following Shakira the cheetah, the Marsh lions and Bella the leopard with their families as they try to raise them in a world defined by predators and prey; by the hunters and the hunted.
