Elephant Pepper Camp

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Call 0121 472 1541 to chat about accommodation

$545.00

Elephant Pepper is a classic seasonal bush camp, situated well away from other camps and lodges, and shaded by natural woodland consisting of ebony and (of course) elephant pepper trees. Here you will encounter the perfect 'back to nature' experience, enjoying traffic-free game drives or guided bush walks, sitting out around the camp fire in the evenings and sleeping out under canvas to the sounds of the African bush.

Its special advantage is that, lying , as it does, in the Mara North Conservancy Area, there are none of the restrictions that beset the National Parks themselves, and hence walking safaris may readily be undertaken, together with night drives - a huge enhancement to the standard day-time game viewing experience. At the same time, the Mara is sufficiently small that any part can be reached from here during a game drive, as desired.

Each of the luxuriously-sized tents features an en-suite bathroom with eco-friendly flush toilets and traditional (hot) safari showers. The communal dining area is totally informal, with its own help-yoursef bar. Elephant Pepper is equally welcoming to families, honeymooners, safari first-timers and 'Old Africa Hands'.

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Accommodation:

7 en-suite tents - 3 doubles & 4 twins, plus 1 en-suite honeymoon (or family) tent.

Child Policy:

Children of all ages welcome; reduced rates sharing

Availability:

Closed early April to mid-June.

Additional Costs:

The price quoted is for full board, and includes guided bush walks, daytime game and night drives and airstrip transfers.

Technology:

Power supplied entirely by means of 12 solar panels. Batteries may be charged during the day, but the power doesn't support hair dryers!

Emails can be sent in an emergency. Intermittent mobile phone reception.

Other:

This is an eco-friendly mobile camp with no generators, cement or permanent structures.  The Maasai people make up 80% of the camp staff and revenue from the camp is shared with the local Maasai community.

You are encouraged to visit a local Maasai village during your stay here - which will probably stay in your memory longer than will the game viewing itself.

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