Tented Suites

Safari in Style

OVERLOOKING THE MAASAI MARA

A safari on the edge of the world
 

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A new take on classic tent design

Glass floor-to-ceiling doors and Maasai finishes
 

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Views from everywhere

From the bed, bath and even the basins
 

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Your own private deck

For romantic dinners just for two
 

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Tented Suites at a Glance

Angama Mara’s elegant tented suites have been designed to make the most of the extraordinary views of the Maasai Mara from every angle – from the bed, the bath, the sitting area, the shower and even the w/c. With the front of the tents featuring floor-to-ceiling glass, the roof and other three sides are canvas – classic safari olive on the outside and cream on the inside for romance. Spanning over 100 sqm, the tented suites all include spacious decks for in-room dining, massage treatments and red rocking chair safaris.

 

  • Decor features highly polished parquet floors with distinctive splashes of Maasai red and beautiful John Vogel woven screens
  • With brass finishes and Africology amenities, the double vanity features double basins adjacent to a separate w/c
  • A handsome drinks cabinet includes a personal bar and safe discreetly tucked away
  • The writing desk is equipped with ample charging points and WiFi
  • A butler’s lobby allows for the discreet delivery of early morning tea and coffee

 

 

Additional Guest Tent Types

With two separate but identical camps, each with 15 tented suites, Angama Mara offers a selection of tented suites to fulfil your individual requirements, whether you may be taking your children on safari, or perhaps travelling with someone who has limited mobility

Pricing

Angama Mara’s fully inclusive rates are family and single-traveller friendly, always categorised per guest per night and are categorised by season

 

Current Rates

FROM US$1,400  PER GUEST PER NIGHT

 

INCLUDED: Guided safaris into the Mara Triangle, guided walking safaris on the escarpment, all meals and drinks, laundry, WiFi, on-property guest experiences and child-minding

 

EXCLUDED: Park Fees, Angama Foundation contribution, French Champagne and Reserve Wines, community visits, hot-air balloon safaris and gratuities

From Sunrise to Sunset

A day at Angama Mara

Morning

Descend down Angama Mara’s private road into the heart of the action. As the sun breaks the horizon, you will be surrounded by more animals than you could imagine

 

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Sunrise

A gentle early morning wake up to a cappuccino and freshly baked Maasai honey biscuits placed discreetly by your butler in the lobby of your tent

 

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Midday

Enjoy a picnic somewhere in the middle of nowhere in the vast grasslands of the Mara Triangle, perhaps under a lone desert date tree with only elephants as company

 

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Sunset

Follow the sound of the rhythmic chanting of the Maasai warriors to the sundowner boma, where a gin and tonic, delicious bitings  and a sunset performance awaits

 

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Afternoon

Wander through the Shamba (kitchen garden) picking and tasting the leaves and fruits along the way. Relax with some chilled rosé wine under the giant moth trees

 

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