Rekero Camp is in the Masai Mara of Kenya and provides an excellent safari experience right at the heart of the action, especially during the Great Migration. Well-placed near the Talek and Mara Rivers, it’s very well placed to enjoy the annual river crossings of thousands of wildebeests and zebras that can often be watched from the camp itself.

This camp has nine spacious, comfortable tents with a private deck and an en-suite bathroom where guests can experience the wild up close while not denying themselves comfort. The design is eco-friendly, as it runs on solar energy, minimizing environmental impact by reducing waste and plastic use to a minimum.

Dining at Rekero is a feast: freshly prepared meals using local ingredients in the company of fellow travelers and guides in a communal dining tent. Bush breakfasts and riverfront picnics are private dining experiences whereby guests can enjoy their meal surrounded by nature.

For those interested in culture, Rekero prepares visits to nearby Maasai villages for close interaction with the local community, enabling one to learn their traditions and understand how well the Maasai people coexist with the wildlife.

A further commitment to responsible tourism at Rekero Camp is underlined by its eco-friendly camping practices and close relations with the local Maasai. Further, guests have a rewarding and sustainable experience, enabling them to contribute to local conservation and cultural undertakings.

Situated amidst unparalleled Big Five game viewing, Rekero Camp offers one of the most comprehensive and memorable safari experiences in the Masai Mara, melding luxury, cultural interaction, and outstanding game viewing.

This Safari Destination is offered by Adventure Masai Mara

Rekero camp has nine large comfortably furnished and well-equipped safari tents. Each tent is furnished with twin or double beds and an exclusive en suite bathroom. The camp offers solar energy while kerosene lamps provide a romantic glowing atmosphere.

Meals at Rekero Camp are top-quality dishes that are expertly created from local produce. Dining is communal but private meals for special occasions can be arranged by request.

The camp offers different guests activities such as game drives, bird watching, local village visits, picnics, balloon safaris, bush dining, sundowners, and star gazing.