Food quality

Cottar’s 1920s Camp delivers an exceptional dining experience inspired by fresh, locally sourced ingredients and global culinary traditions. From bush breakfasts to elegant multi-course dinners, each meal is crafted to delight. Chefs accommodate dietary needs, ensuring every guest’s preferences are met with care.

Dining style

Individual Tables

Dining locations

Indoor and Outdoor Dining

Further dining info, including room service

•   Private bush dining options are available, creating unforgettable moments in the wild.
• A curated selection of premium wines and spirits is available for an additional charge.

Cottar’s 1920s Camp offers a unique blend of vintage luxury and wilderness immersion, making it one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations. Set within an expansive private conservancy, the camp ensures an exclusive and intimate safari experience, far removed from the bustling crowds of the Maasai Mara. Guests have the rare opportunity to witness the Big Five, the Great Migration, and the region’s diverse ecosystems in complete tranquility.

Beyond the wildlife, cultural interactions with the Maasai community provide a meaningful connection to the region’s rich heritage, offering insights into their traditions and way of life. Walking safaris, private bush dining, and moments spent under the starlit African skies create unforgettable memories, where the elegance of the 1920s meets the raw beauty of the wild.

Cottar’s 1920s Camp welcomes children of all ages, providing a safe and engaging environment for young explorers. Family tents and activities such as guided nature walks introduce children to the wonders of the African wilderness. Tailored dining options and dedicated staff ensure a stress-free experience for families.

Cottar’s 1920s Camp, set within its private conservancy, is a sanctuary for diverse wildlife, offering unmatched opportunities for sightings of iconic species. Guests can expect to encounter lions, elephants, cheetahs, and other remarkable animals in their natural habitat. Guided game drives and immersive walking safaris, led by expert Silver-rated guides, bring guests closer to the wonders of the wild, creating unforgettable moments. For birdwatchers, the conservancy is a paradise, boasting over 450 bird species, from striking raptors to colorful songbirds. Cottar’s private conservancy ensures exclusivity, allowing wildlife enthusiasts to connect deeply with nature in a serene and uncrowded environment.

The camp balances a serene escape with modern connectivity. Complimentary WiFi is available in communal areas, while solar power ensures uninterrupted electricity for charging devices. Cellphone reception is available, enabling essential communication without detracting from the safari experience.

Cottar’s 1920s Camp is a trailblazer in sustainable tourism, seamlessly blending luxury with environmental responsibility. Powered by solar energy, the camp reduces its carbon footprint while maintaining exceptional comfort for guests. Waste management systems, water conservation initiatives, and eco-friendly infrastructure highlight the camp’s dedication to preserving the pristine ecosystem of the Maasai Mara. Beyond its environmental efforts, the camp actively supports local conservation projects and fosters community development by providing employment and training opportunities for the Maasai people. Every aspect of Cottar’s operations reflects a profound commitment to safeguarding the natural and cultural heritage of the region for generations to come.

The property is equipped with mosquito nets and repellents, while trained staff are available to handle medical emergencies. First-aid kits are readily accessible, and the camp maintains ties with nearby medical facilities for additional support.

Game drives and walking safaris are the cornerstone of the Cottar’s 1920s Camp experience, granting guests intimate access to the region’s extraordinary wildlife. Led by expert Silver-rated guides, these excursions ensure memorable encounters with iconic species in their natural habitat. Beyond traditional safaris, the camp offers a range of activities to enrich your stay. Night game drives reveal the nocturnal wonders of the conservancy, while cultural visits to Maasai villages provide insight into the vibrant traditions of the local community. For those seeking relaxation, indulgent spa treatments await. Every activity is carefully curated to deepen your connection to the wilderness and the culture of this remarkable region.