Klein's Camp is a small elegant safari lodge, set against some of the world's most awe-inspiring backdrops. Klein's Camp is deep in the heart of Maasai territory in the buffalo-rich north-eastern Serengeti in Tanzania. Built on a 10 000-hectare private wildlife concession leased from the Maasai, the surrounding wilderness is devoted to the exclusive use of the camp’s 20 guests.

Location

The Serengeti Mational Park is 200 kms west of Arusha, Tanzania: the park’s northern boundary abuts with
the Kenya border, its western boundary reaches Lake Victoria, Tanzania.

Accommodation

Klein's Camp has ten intimate Luxury twin-bedded cottages made of rock and thatch with rich wooden floors and serene, classic interiors. The round stone walls of the cottages and polished wooden floors offset the soft cream interiors. As in days gone by, water for the shower of your en suite stone bathroom is warmed each evening by a roaring fire under the tank while you enjoy quiet sundowner drinks on your private veranda. Escorted by the quiet, regal Maasai, dinner waits in the lantern-lit dining room overlooking the valley below.

Dining and bars

Klein's Camp has a large, beautifully furnished bar/sitting area, swimming pool and African crafts shop featuring locally made Maasai crafts. Fresh vegetables picked from the camp’s shamba – an organic African garden – accompany wholesome Pan-African meals. Dinners are served in the main dining area, which is graced by a large open fireplace, or enjoyed in a spectacular clearing in the African bush.

Child-friendly

Klein's Camp welcomes children and family tents are available.

What to see and do

The annual wilderbeest migration, exhilarating day and night game-drives, hot air balloon rides and interpretive bush walks. Guests can enjoy Bush banquets, exciting bush breakfasts, sundowners, and romantic bush dinners on the quartzite hills with magnificent views over the northern Serengeti. Klein's Camp has its own luxury swimming pool and gift shop. Maasai cultural visits Visits to local Ololosokwan Maasai manyattas offer a rare insight into the ancient customs of tribal life (This activity is charged at a minimal fee to be paid directly to the family being visited).