Cottar’s Conservation Camp

Spa Retreats

Cottar’s Conservation Camp

Sustainability Initiatives

Out of this World

Wifi
Laundry
Eco - Friendly
Room Service
Tours & Transfers (by arrangement)
Wellness Treatments

Africa, Kenya, Nairobi
Cottars Conservation Camp, Masai Mara, Esiot, Kenya

How They Dazzle Us

There is something incredible about getting your hands dirty and going back to the basics - and that is the opportunity that this Landing affords. At Cottars Conservation Camp you can get back to being at one with nature within a simple camp environment. Take adventure back to its roots in an enclave of relaxation, reality and rustic safari simplicity. By night it's fireside meals on camp chairs under the stars while during the day it's about enjoying the sights and sounds of Africa. It is striped-back simplicity that is the beauty of this sustainable safari experience. You can truly revel in the active participation of engaging with your surroundings as you cultivate a fuller appreciation of the intricacies that make up the magic of the bush, the animals and the people.

Why We Love Them

The latest addition to the stable of Cottars Landing this is a very special place designed for those who want to immerse themselves in the local community and culture, and experience the day-to-day conservation efforts in a working conservancy. The camp is set adjacent to the Maasai Mara game reserve, in a tranquil spot by a trickling stream, under an oasis of tall trees. This experience is ideal for those who want the exhilaration of a night in the bush, who are prepared to sleep in small tents with simple amenities and be actively part of sustainable safari experiences. With just seven tents, this is an intimate camp that has all the essential elements for a memorable safari experience.

Their Sustainable Superpower

The Cottars Wildlife Trust are the people who benefit from the tourist activity of the Landings and it is the Trust who have made it their goal to ensure that natural biodiversity is the most valuable and productive land use option for rural landowners in Africa. What this means is that to date the Trust is actively conserving 4608 acres of land; has created 42 women’s groups, built eight classrooms and feeds 800 children daily. This Trust is active and it is making a big difference.