Mara Sopa Lodge
Located high on the slopes of the Oloolaimutia Hills, Masai Mara Sopa Lodge has stood the test of time. It was one of the first safari lodges to be built in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve. All its buildings have traditional conical roofs featuring cottage houses with 2 rooms each, which is great for travelers on a budget. Each room has an electronic safe, dresser, and light safari chairs on the patio. Honeymooners can take the Honeymoon Suite which features a sunken bath and sheltered verandah. Meals offered are buffet style although some dishes can be cooked to your taste on certain days of the week. In between your game drives, enjoy an afternoon of ease beside the pool as you sip a drink from Ol Murrani Bar or watch the plains from your room patio.

The Simba Oryx
Camp delivers wild luxury and you can actually view the animals from your bed through the glass front. This intimate tented camp is in the best possible location to view the wildebeest migration as it’s only 4 km from the Mara River. Game viewing does not stop when you are here because the sights of wild animals at the pool below, scents of the savannah and sounds of nature engulf you as you dine, sleep and relax. In the evening, watch the sunset from your private terrace or swap your safari stories over dinner with other guests.

Ol Moran Tented Camp If you want a truly wild experience, this exclusive tented camp will do the trick. It rests on the banks of Ololaimutia River, a watering point for elephants, buffalos, antelopes and other animals. All the tents are mosquito repellant and self-contained with ensuite bathrooms, a modern hot and cold shower and a flush toilet. Meals are buffet and a la carte enjoyed either in the dining room or under the shade of indigenous trees.