With a location of Disney’s popular “African Cats” Series, Rekero Camp offers access to superb game viewing year-round.
Situated on the Talek River at a busy wildebeest crossing point, staying at Rekero Camp places you in the heart of Masai Mara National Reserve, its prime location means viewing the game viewing often starts right at camp and you could watch thousands of wildebeests and zebras crossing in front of you during the Great Migration Season.
Rekero Camp was one of the first camps established in Masai Mara, and its location was carefully considered and wisely chosen, making it the highly sought-after safari destination it is today.
From July to October, you can witness hundreds of thousands of wildebeest crossing the Talek River right in front of you. With expert guides and super year-round game viewing, you will see herds of buffaloes and elephants, cheetahs, lions, serval, hyena and giraffes, even when it is not Great Migration season. Head out on game drives and walking safaris to spot the excellent year –round wildlife.
From March to May during Kenya’s long rains’ season, the camp is closed. In addition to the Great Wildebeest Migration and other wildlife species, lookout for the superb birdlife or visit the local Maasai communities to learn about local traditions and cultures.
Rekero Camp Highlights
- Prime vantage point over a key Migration crossing in front of the camp
- Excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year
- Expert guiding with deep local knowledge
- Serene riverside setting along the Talek River
- Convenient proximity to the Mara River and additional crossing sites.
Dining
Meals at Rekero Camp consists of wholesome and top – quality dishes that are expertly created from local produce. Dining is communal but private meals for special occasions can be arranged by request.
Combining flavours from the East and the West, meals are served in the dining tent. Choose to enjoy a memorable picnic or breakfast or lunch in the bush. A relaxed lounge, dining tent and main deck host home-cooked meals and conservations under the stars.
Rooms at Rekero Camp
Standard Tent
At Rekera Camp there are nine large, comfortably furnished and well-equipped safari tents. Each tent is furnished with twin or double beds and an exclusive en suite bathroom. The camp offers power from a solar inverter system, while kerosene lamps provide a romantic glowing atmosphere.
Family Tents have an additional twin room for children sharing the tent with their parents.
Elegant, spacious and light-filled canvas tents line the river, each featuring an en-suite bathroom (complete with a hot shower and flush toilet) as well as complimentary laundry service.
General Facilities
Rekero Camp has a separate tent equipped with Wi-Fi and a gift shop filled with tasteful gifts that reflect the area’s culture and support various conservation projects.
Visits to the regular local Maasai cattle market, game drives in custom4x4 vehicles, guided by experienced Maasai guide to search for Africa’s famous wild animals, sundowner drinks with the view over the Talek River can be arranged on request.
General facilities at Rekero Camp include
- 24-hour security
- Bar
- Curio shop
- Housekeeping service
- Laundry service
- Local airstrip transfers
- Private balcony or deck
- Room service
- Safe
- Wi-Fi
Frequently Asked Questions Answered
How do I get to Rekero Camp?
The nearest airstrip to Rekero Camp is Ol Kiombo, which is only a 20 minute drive away.
Does Rekero Camp allow children?
Families with children over five years are more than welcome to stay at Rekero Camp. There are two tents that are specially designed to accommodate families.
What are the best months to visit Rekero Camp?
Even though the migration typically passes through the Mara between July and October, there are many opportunities to witness spectacular wildlife year-round. With fewer crowds from January to March and plenty of big cats and resident game, this is a perfect period. August and September are the busiest months, so booking should be made early to secure space.
Rekero Camp is closed during April and May.
What wildlife can I see at Rekero Camp?
During the Great Migration, you will witness a fantastic spectacle as 1.5 million wildebeest cross the Talek and Mara Rivers. Also, you will be able to observe the Masai Mara’s famous big cats, including leopard, lion, cheetah, buffalo, elephant, and a variety of plains game are frequently seen.
What will we eat at Rekero Camp?
Usually, meals are enjoyed communally at Rekero Camp or provided as a picnic for safari guests. Lunch is often outside on the deck, while dinner is a three – course affair in the dining room.
What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?
Before you arrival, kindly inform our representative of any dietary restrictions you may have. We would be delighted to cater to your needs.
Does your camp have electricity and running water?
Rekero Camp runs on solar power, a backup generator is also available in case of power challenges. The tents offer en suite bathrooms with flushing toilets and hot water showers.
