Matira Bush Camp
Matira Bush Camp is located in the heart of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, near the junction of the Mara River and the Taiek River. The camp is managed and operated by a team of local Maasai, with years of experience in tourism and guiding. This friendly camp gives the experience of an authentic bush camp.
Matira Bush Camp
There are 10 tents, made up of doubles and twins. The tents are decorated with Maasai blankets. External safari shower tents and WC tents are nearby. The dining tent has a bar at one end, with a good selection of soft drinks, beers, wines and spirits. Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. The camp is in a copse, at the corner of an attractive stream dotted with water—limes. Nothing in the camp is permanent, and no trees were cut to put it up. The camp disposes of its waste responsibly. A small generator runs when necessary. Charging facilities are in the dining tent.
Game drives are offered in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Game walks and cultural visits to Maasai villages are offered just outside the reserve.
Sundowners, bush breakfasts and bush dinners can ail be arranged. The camp usually closes during April and May, although it can open on request.
Matira Bush Camp – Facilities
- Parking
- Bucket showers
- Game walks
- Game drives
- Visit to local villages
- KPSGA guides
- 4WD vehicles
- Bush meals
- Buffet
- Full board
- Eco-friendly
- Credit cards
- Airstrip
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