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Kilima Camp Masai Mara is nestled into the hills at the top of the Siria escarpment offering unrivalled aerial views across the Mara, allowing guests to appreciate the enormity of their surroundings. Kilima Camp's exclusive position provides a natural degree of privacy.
Kilima Camp's enviable location also offers guests the chance to discover local wildlife as well as learning about Masai customs and traditions on a variety of nature walks originating from the proximity of the camp.
With the entrance to the Mara Game Reserve (Oloololo Gate) and local airstrip just a fifteen minute drive away (Kichwa Tembo), Kilima Camp Masai Mara is not only easy to reach but also the perfect base from which to explore the plains and its wildlife.
Kilima Camp Masai Mara is about 1800 metre above the sea level, whereas the Masai Mara is at an altitude of 1500 to 1600 metre above the sea level. Kilima Camp Masai Mara consists of twelve stylish and spacious tents complete with their very own verandahs and en-suite bathrooms. www.crocodileracers.com
Kilima Camp Masai Mara has a mess tent which is a spacious, central meeting point where guests gather to eat, drink, talk, play games, read, or just enjoy the view.
The intimate size of the camp and the understated elegance and luxury of each tent provides guests with a comfortable and relaxing environment in which to unwind after an adventurous day on safari.
Aperitifs from the bush bar followed by a refined dinner of French-influenced cuisine are served on sundown, before stories and photos of the day's sightings are exchanged over around the campfire.
Sundowner, a true Kenyan tradition, is also arranged in the middle of the bush in our private concession, not far away from Kilima Camp.
Kilima Camp Masai Mara guests enjoy our appetizers and aperitif while watching the sun come down and touch the horizon behind the hills.
A peaceful moment of relaxation with the superb scenery of the Mara all around. The ideal way for finishing the day after a game drives in the Masai Mara!
