Little Governors’ Camp, an award-winning safari resort in the Masai Mara, has received numerous international accolades since its establishment in 1976.  The accolades persist as this modest safari resort in Kenya’s Maasai Mara Reserve continues to captivate its fortunate patrons.  The camp, encircled by woodlands and open grasslands, overlooks a bustling waterhole, with each of the 17 tented rooms featuring an own verandah for seeing the diverse African animals.

 Little Governors’ Camp features expansive walk-in safari tents, each equipped with a lavish en-suite bathroom, situated beneath the forest canopy.  The living space is an open-sided tent furnished with comfortable sofas, offering a view of the marshy watering hole and the Masai Mara plains extending towards the distant escarpment.  Dining is a refined amalgamation of haute food within a striking ambiance under the African night sky.

The opulence of Little Governors’ Camp is enhanced by the extraordinary wildlife experience.  The waterhole at your doorstep is a perpetual source of fascination as giraffes, antelopes, elephants, and several other animals pass by, unaware of your presence.  Game drives—morning, afternoon, and evening—navigate quintessential East African landscapes in pursuit of lions, leopards, and cheetahs; also, the migration traverses the Masai Mara Reserve from the Serengeti between July and October.