In Kenya’s Masai Mara, Rekero Camp is set up at an old river bridge where every year, thousands of animals go during the Great Wildebeest Migration. Plains with lots of wildlife surround this beautiful place.
There are 9 large safari tents with bathrooms, including 2 family tents.

Things to do: bird watching, game drives, bush walks, cultural exchange, bush food, ballooning

The riverside location and award-winning guides are the best parts.

The Talek River is in Kenya’s Masai Mara Game Reserve.

The Masai Mara should be a part of all Kenya safaris, family vacations, and trips during the yearly migration. When you stay at Rekero Camp, your safari dreams come true. You can watch animals in the river below the camp or go on amazing game drives with Il Dorobo and Masai guides.

Beaton Family: The Beaton family has lived in Kenya for more than 100 years and has been a leader in conservation. They built Rekero Camp. The people in the camp were all born and raised in Kenya. They each bring their own experience and knowledge of the Mara and other places to make this a great team.

It’s an adventure to eat at Rekero Camp, whether you’re by the river, on the deck, or on a game drive. In the best places, you can also plan a lunch in the bush. Get ready to see amazing wildlife in the Masai Mara. Not for no reason is the yearly migration of wildebeests called the “greatest show on earth.” Even when it’s not migration season, it’s still amazing.

Place to stay

People have heard of Kenyan tented camps, but Rekero Camp is a cozy and peaceful oasis in the middle of the Masai Mara. Your Masa Mara tour will be better if you have classic comforts and beautiful views.
This camp is very nice and quiet, and it has 9 large safari tents set up next to the Talek River in Kenya’s Masai Mara. You can relax on soft beds and lounge chairs in earthy rooms that are designed to help you take in the atmosphere.

Each tent has a bathroom inside it with a flush toilet, a unique jungle shower, and two sinks. Each safari tent has a deck with chairs that looks out over the rocky and green riverside. Two of the safari tents are good for families because they have two rooms with private bathrooms and a sitting area for everyone to use.

Sunsets and meals eaten outside are two of the best things about being in the woods. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery at Rekero Camp in a number of lovely places.

Features of the Room

Large tents, including two family tents
Bathrooms with a door
Keeping toilets clean
Showers with hot water
Sun light
Places to charge batteries
Free service for doing laundry

The place

Kenya has a few tents camps that are set up in great spots for migration season. Rekero Camp is one of them. There are great chances to see a lot of animals in the Masai Mara, right next to the Talek River.
The migration is the busiest time for wildlife in Kenya’s Masai Mara, but there is still a lot of different kinds of wildlife that live there all year round. From June to March every year, Rekero Camp is open so that people can enjoy the best of the season. As Rekero was the film crew’s base camp, the stars of the Disney movie African Cats could often be seen on game drives.

A huge 750 square miles (almost 2,000 square km) are covered by the Masai Mara Game Reserve and nearby protected areas. The Serengeti is at the southern end of a beautiful ecosystem, and this area is at the northern end. Every year, at least a million Wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of Zebra move between these places in search of good grass. This happens when it rains.

How to Get to Rekero Camp in Kenya’s Masai Mara
A fly-in tour is the fastest way to get to Rekero Camp. This is the closest airport, Ol Kiombo, and there are regular flights every day. There is a 20-minute safari car ride from Ol Kiombo to Rekero Camp.

Things to do

Kenya has a few beautiful game camps, and Rekero Camp is one of them. Enjoy great game drives with Masai and Il Dorobo guides who have won awards.
No matter which East Africa vacation plan you pick, you can be sure that your safari at Rekero Camp in Kenya’s Masai Mara will be the best of your life. When you go on a game drive, you can follow a wide range of amazing African animals. These drives can last all day or just a few hours. Outside of the game reserve, in other places with lots of wildlife, bush walks are organized.

Every day and season is different, so your days will be full of new things to do and see. You might even see different animals that live along the stream with the camp, like the big Buffalo that watches over the main gate. A hot air balloon ride across the plains is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that lets you see more of the country.

Watch the Great Migration from the front row

In Masai Mara National Reserve, Rekero Camp is set up next to a major crossing spot for wildebeest on their yearly Great Migration. The camp has a view of the Talek River. At Rekero Camp, you can even watch this show from the decks of your cabins.

Getting Along Culturally

The safari activities will be led by local guides and spotters who love sharing their amazing knowledge with you. They know this part of the world like it’s their blood.

You can also have a very personal and authentic culture experience in the villages where the guides are from. Rekero Camp is known for having great guides. To reach the highest level of skill, each guide goes through a lot of training over a long length of time.