Get your family and friends together for a Kenya tour to see wildlife at Governors Private Camp in the Masai Mara. You will be in a bend in the Mara River, which is a great place to see wildlife.
There are safari huts with bathrooms right next to the river.

Things to do: birding, culture, game drives, guided walks, balloon rides, and trips to Lake Victoria.

Watching wildlife at the Mara River and the wildebeest migration are some of the best things about the trip.

Masai Mara, Kenya is where we’re going.

One of the best camps in the Governors Camp Collection is this one. Private Camp is perfect for small groups, but it can also be booked by one person. With high-end tents set up on an open area with a view of the river, you will feel very private and alone.

Aside from exciting game drives and walking tours led by trained and qualified guides, you can relax in the shade at Governors Private Camp. Animals and birds like Trogons, Turacos, and Hornbills are drawn to the river, and there are lots of them in the trees nearby.

This camp is known for giving each child individual care and service. The camp boss and host will take care of all your needs and answer any questions you have. You will never go thirsty or hungry because the food at the camp is so tasty and all drinks are free, except for champagne.

Services and facilities in general

Crystal glasses and fine bone plates are used for meals, and the executive chef makes custom menus for each guest. There is a spa tent where you can get massages, facials, and manicures.
The bar and eating area are open and have a view of the Mara River.
In the bush, meals are only served when asked for.
All kids are welcome. There are 220 Volt plugs at the front desk.

Place to stay

At Governors Private Camp, you can relax in big canvas tents with private bathrooms that are perfect for a safari. The smooth wooden floors and brightly colored soft furniture make it feel like a cozy place to relax.

Govenors Private Camp is a Kenya game camp in a group. On safari, you can expect a lot of comforts and personalized care. Governor’s Camp has 30 tents, eight of which are family tents. Each one is built on a wooden base and has a long veranda with a bathroom right next to it. The furniture is all made by hand.

Services and facilities for tents

It’s good for families and can accommodate small groups or one person.
Pairs or twins
Wooden floors and a private deck
He and she each have their own bucket shower, sink, hot and cold water, and a flush toilet.
Propane and gas lights
There is a wake-up call in the morning with tea and coffee, or you can ask for room service. Laundry service is included in the rate.

The place

Governors Private Camp is in the Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya. It is one of only a few game camps in the area. You can either fly in or drive in for a tour to get to it. It is in a great place to see wildlife.

Governors Camp Collection is involved in a number of creative projects that help the community and, as a result, urge its members to get involved. Conservation efforts and community projects work together to make the future better for everyone. While on safari, people are urged to visit the Mara Rianda community to learn about their culture.

By connecting different destinations in the Governors Camp Collection, Private Camp guests can have a range of experiences. This company runs 7 high-end camps in the Masai Mara, on Lake Victoria, in the Great Rift Valley, and in the Parc National des Volcans in Rwanda.

How to Get to Governors Private Camp in Masai Mara, Kenya

By Air

Two times a day, 45-minute flights are planned from Nairobi Wilson Airport to Musiara Airstrip in the Masai Mara. Governors Aviation is one of the airlines that run these flights. A Land Rover takes 15 minutes to get from Musiara to Governors Private Camp. This airstrip can also be used by private charter planes from anywhere in Kenya. It can handle all kinds of weather.

As of 0117.98S, 03503.92E, GPS coordinates for Musiara Airstrip in Masai Mara.

By Road

Governors Private Camp is easy to get to by car from Nairobi. The trip could take 6 hours, based on how the roads are.

Things to do

Bush walks, game drives, and balloon rides are all part of your Kenya wildlife vacation at Governors Private Camp. It is also possible to plan trips to cultural sites and Lake Victoria.

From this safari lodge, you can watch hippos, crocodiles, and elephants in the river. On game drives and walks, you can also see big cats, hyenas, and lots of grasslands game. There is a lot of wildlife in the Masai Mara, but during migration season, a lot of it comes together on the fields, and predators are out in force. From July to October, you can see this amazing event from Governors Private Camp: a huge group of wildebeest and zebra cross the fields and the Mara River.

Custom open 4×4 safari vehicles are driven by hand-picked driver guides in the morning and evening game runs. All of the guides have a lot of experience and know this area very well. A trained naturalist leads walking safaris, and a Maasai scout goes with them. You can walk in a private concession and learn about nature, plants, and local stories while you look for animals.

Things to do

Morning and evening game drives are fun.
There are guided walks in a private area next to the reserve.
Mara Rianda is a traditional Maasai house and manyatta where you can learn about their culture.
Hot air ballooning means flying over the land and watching wildlife from above.
Fly into Lake Victoria and stay at the peaceful Mfangano Island Camp for the day or the night.