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The Property

The lodge’s remarkable setting overlooks what many safari travellers deem the finest game reserve on the continent, the Maasai Mara. Angama Mara’s tented suites stretch out over two kopjes, the third being the site where many memorable scenes from Out of Africa were filmed.

Tented Suites

Guests are accommodated in spacious Tented Suites designed for comfort and reminiscent of a classical African safari, each with its own lovely view. Every detail has been considered: glass frontage, sweeping canvas, decks overhanging the Mara and gorgeous furniture.

Guest Areas

The lodge consists of two separate and intimate camps, each with its own guest area. The dramatic architecture is inspired by the old-world atmosphere of Nairobi’s famous Muthaiga Club. Guests dine, read, relax, and enjoy a drink in a place where indoors and outdoors merge into one.

Safari Camp

Deep in the heart of the Mara lies a sole-use tented camp accommodating just eight guests in four ensuite tents, entirely separate from the lodge. This lovely camp captures the romance and adventure of the Golden Age of safaris, yet with a lightness of spirit that will delight guests.

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Maasai Mara

Situated in the heart of East Africa, the Maasai Mara needs no introduction as the loveliest game reserve in Africa. Host to the Great Migration and with exceptional, year-round game-viewing, no safari to East Africa is complete without a visit to the Mara.

Nairobi

Kenya’s capital of Nairobi is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city – whether you’re spending just a night before venturing onwards or staying longer, there is plenty to explore, from artisan coffee roasteries to stylish boutiques and so much more.

North

Travel north of the Maasai Mara to private ranches with pioneering conservation programmes and jaw-dropping landscapes best explored by helicopter. Here you will discover flamingo-covered lakes, dramatic landscapes and ancient cultures.

South

Travel south of the Maasai Mara to the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park, Tanzania’s northern circuit. With open plains and incredible game-viewing, the Serengeti is home to the calving season and is part of the Migration route.

East

Travel east of the Maasai Mara for incredible views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s largest tuskers and spoil yourself pre- or post-safari on one of the Indian Ocean’s many iconic beach destinations with warmer climates and incredible coral reefs.

West

Travel west of the Maasai Mara to the land of Great Apes, trekking up dormant volcanoes through impenetrable forest for once-in-a-lifetime encounters with endangered mountain gorillas, chimpanzees and the elusive golden monkey.

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Team

Angama staff members are chosen because they love being of service to others – Kenyans have this deep in their DNA. The staff village was built with the same attention to detail as the guest accommodation. Angama Mara takes care of our staff, and the staff takes care of our guests.

Owners

Renowned in the industry for their involvement in some of the world’s finest safari lodges, husband and wife Steve & Nicky Fitzgerald saved their best for last. After delighting top-end travellers for over 30 years, the beauty of the Angama Mara site drew them out of retirement.

Creators

Architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens, and interior designer Annemarie Meintjes pushed every boundary while bringing Angama Mara to life. The goal was to find a balance between a fresh approach to lodge design and staying true to what guests expect when going on safari.

Foundation

Funded by nightly contributions from Angama guests, the Angama Foundation focuses on Education, Healthcare and Conservation, and projects are identified with the lodge’s neighbouring communities, the Mara Conservancy, and NGOs who make an impact in the area.

True Blues

“True Blue” is the name for Angama’s partner recognition programme and it beautifully represents this collection of incredible partnerships – extremely loyal; can always be counted on for their support; unwavering in their commitment; and above all is trust.

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Angama Mara is a proud 5 Star Trip Advisor destination. See our recent accolades and read the latest reviews posted by our guests – we treasure every one.

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Use Angama Mara as the cornerstone for a grand East African safari including the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater or gorilla trekking, or simply take advantage of one of our offers to book your stay in the Maasai Mara.

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Above: What could it be? A melanistic augur buzzard is everyone's best guess

This Week at Angama #190 23 September 2021 After an unusual sighting this week, Robert took it as a sign to feature some of the Mara's most beautiful and overlooked animals – its avifauna By Robert Sayialel

Above: The endless migrating herds stretch over the plains

This Week at Angama #185 20 August 2021 What goes on in a gnu’s brain? This Migration Season reinforces just how much these animals live up to their collective noun – an implausibility – as they continue to behave in perplexing ways By Robert Sayialel

Above: A lovely herd of elephants wanders the plains below Angama Mara

This week at Angama #182 30 July 2021 The newest members of Angama's Photographic Studio, Robert and Eric, documented This Week at Angama, discovering a few of the unimaginable scenes that unfold every day By Robert Sayialel