Klein’s Camp
‘Panoramas of the Serengeti and Maasai Mara’
Strategically-placed on the edge of the Kuka Hills, Klein’s Camp overlooks magnificent views of the game-filled valley below, through which huge herds of wildebeest and zebra migrate each year. The diverse resident wildlife include large herds of elephants, lions and leopards, and may be admired from every area of the camp – even the outdoor pool. The camp offers cosy guest areas including a bar and sitting area, as well as a dining area where wholesome dishes are served beside an open fireplace; after being prepared using fresh produce from the garden. Accommodation comprises ten intimate cottages made of local stone and makuti thatch, with private verandas and views across the valley. When it comes to exploring the wildlife you can enjoy an undisturbed experience, due to the camp being situated on its own private concession. Visits to the local Maasai village offer a glimpse into their daily life and traditions.
In Our Opinion
‘Klein’s Camp reveals truly breath-taking views from its elevated hillside position and provides remote game viewing opportunities.’
Leisure:
• Swimming pool
• In-room massage available
Services:
• Telephone in Lodge Manager’s office
• Wheelchair access
• WiFi access in guest areas
Safari Shop
• Locally-made crafts
Guests can take part in morning and afternoon game drives, as well as visits to an authentic Maasai village.
Game drives
Situated on a private concession on the northern border of Serengeti, Klein’s Camp offers magnificent game viewing opportunities. Due to the camp’s location in a private concession, you will not encounter any other vehicles other than those from Klein’s; allowing for private animal sightings. The concession overlooks a popular route used by the Great Migration but also features large year-round numbers of lion and leopard.
Maasai Visits
Take part in a three-hour trip to the authentic Maasai village close by to Klein’s Camp. You will be invited into a Maasai home for a glimpse of their daily life, to observe traditions which have largely remained unchanged for centuries. Additional costs apply for this activity.
Animals you may see:
• Wildebeest
• Elephant
• Buffalo
• Antelope
• Eland
• Thomson’s gazelle
• Zebra
• Hippo
• Lion
• Leopards
• Cheetah
• Jackal
Birds you may see:
• Vulture
• Augur buzzard
• Eagle
• Pygmy falcon
• Secretarybird
Klein’s Camp operates on an all-inclusive basis; for full details see below.
Dining
• Three meals daily
• Soft drinks
• House wines
• Local brand spirits and beers
• Teas and coffees
• Refreshments on lodge activities
Leisure
• Twice daily game drives
• Night drives
• Bush walks
Other
• Laundry
• Emergency medical evacuation insurance
Klein’s Camp welcomes families with children of all ages and offers the following facilities and services to ensure they have an enjoyable stay. Travel to Tanzania is recommended for children 8 years or older. Please note that children aged 5 years and under cannot participate in game drives. Children aged 6 to 11 can participate in game drives at the lodge manager’s discretion.
When available, booking an exclusive use safari vehicle means that game drives can be tailored for the shorter attention span of younger children, and it leaves and comes back to the lodge at any time.
Accommodation
• Family Suite accommodating up to 2 adults & 2 children
• A limited number of triple rooms are also available
Leisure:
• Child-friendly swimming pool
Babysitting
• Child-minding available at an additional cost
Room Options
Location
Klein’s Camp is located on the edge of the Kuka Hills in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, with Kenya’s Maasai Mara situated directly to the north.
• Maasai Mara National Park – 46km/ 45 minute drive away
• Arusha Airport – 388km/ 5 hour drive away
• Klein’s Airstrip – 9km/ 20 minute drive away
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