andBeyond Bateleur Camp
Masai Mara Nationak Reserve, KenyaLocated at the base of the Oloololo escarpment — the dramatic rim of the Great Rift Valley — in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve, this safari camp offers an authentic African experience. Situated in the Kichwa Tembo private concession, it lies directly in the path of the Great Migration, providing front-row seats to one of nature’s most spectacular events. Travelers seeking unparalleled access to wildlife and a genuine connection with the wilderness will appreciate this exceptional retreat.
Rooms and suites
The luxury tents showcase classic safari décor alongside modern amenities. Featuring hardwood floors, polished silver and copper bathtubs, the tents reflect the glamour of early Kenyan explorers. Handcrafted artifacts, antiques and leather-buttoned Chesterfield sofas add to the cozy interiors. Private decks offer panoramic views, perfect for watching wildlife traverse the plains. For families, the Luxury Family Tent with interconnecting rooms provides ample space and comfort. Personalized service includes private butlers and housekeepers attending to every detail.
Amenities and experiences
Open-air breakfasts by the Mara River, fireside dinners under the stars and cuisine featuring local flavors.
Massage treatments in the massage sala.
Exercise room available to guests.
Twice-daily game drives (including spot-lit night drives), guided bush walks and hot air balloon safaris at dawn.
Wildchild Programme with interactive activities for children.
Rim-flow swimming pool overlooking the Mara landscape.
Maasai village visits with authentic excursions.
Signature shop offering handcrafted regional items.
Swarovski binoculars provided for enhanced wildlife viewing.
Private butlers providing personalized attention.
How to get here
Guests can reach the camp via a scenic one-hour flight from Nairobi's Wilson Airport to Kichwa Tembo's private airstrip, operated by Air Kenya or Safari Link. Daily flights from Mombasa take about two hours. Upon arrival, a 30-minute drive through the reserve leads to the camp, with wildlife sightings likely along the way.