Camp-Plan
- 1–6 Double tents
- 7–8 Family tents
- 9 Dining tent
- 10 Kitchen
- 11 WC
- 12 Lounge area
- 13 Water tanks
- 14 Water place
- 15 Parking
- 16 Staff
Standard Double tents
The standard double tents have 2 single beds, a writing desk with a lamp, a sitting areas, a shelf and a bathroom with hot shower powered by solar energy, sink and toilet. In front of the tent there are chairs and a small table to sit outside to enjoy the sounds of nature.
Superior Double tents
The superior double tents have 1 double bed, a writing desk with a lamp, a sitting areas, a shelf and a bathroom with hot shower powered by solar energy, sink and toilet. In front of the tent there are chairs and a small table to sit outside to enjoy the sounds of nature.
Family tents
This is equipped with two double beds and one bathroom. The furniture corresponds to the double tents. Solar energy and solar water heating are available. Also towels and bed linen.
Meals
Specially trained kitchen staff cooks daily fresh and balanced meals from local products Breakfast is served as per clients wish “English” and „Continental“ in buffet.
There is a bar with two types of beers and various wines as well as a selection of spirits and non alcoholic drinks.
Bar and Lounge
Our cosy and comfortable bar and lounge invites to relax after an exciting safari day and exchange stories with other guests about the experiences of the day.
Sustainability
Shower water is returned immediately to the nature while dishwater and blackwater pass a treatment by a bio filter first. Electricity is generated from solar energy. The garbage is separated and sent to Nairobi for recycling. Organic waste is transported to Talek and composted. Plastic bags are forbidden in Kenya.
The camp team
Our staff at the camp are friendly and well-trained. The guards and guides are Massai. Our team staff tries to read the wishes out of the guests eyes and they always have a smile on their face…
The safari drivers
Our driver guides speak perfect English and are among the most experienced drivers in Kenya. Hardly any movement in the thicket escapes the eyes of these professionals. They know how to put the cars in the right light position and understand the wishes of the photographers.
