Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp, set within a private conservancy adjoining the Maasai Mara, captures the romance of the golden age of safari with eleven elegantly furnished canvas tents—five luxury suites, four family tents, and two honeymoon tents, each styled with antique campaign furniture and expansive verandas overlooking the savannah.
The camp’s architecture and atmosphere evoke a bygone era, yet it seamlessly blends heritage with modern comfort, offering spaces like the mess tent, bar, and Explorers Tent for dining, storytelling, and conservation talks. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in cultural experiences with the Maasai, from village visits and traditional ceremonies to learning age-old skills, creating authentic connections to the land and its people. Cuisine is fresh and refined, with menus inspired by local produce from the camp’s organic garden, balancing indulgence with wholesome simplicity. Days unfold in adventure with guided bush walks, e-biking, game drives, and signature experiences such as bush bubble baths and star-lit dining—while wellness is woven into camp life through a serene spa tent, swimming pool, and yoga sessions.
Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp is where the spirit of safari’s golden age blends seamlessly with Maasai culture, refined cuisine, vintage architecture, and untamed wilderness, creating an experience that is both authentic and unforgettable.