Mara Intrepids

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Details of Mara Intrepids

TENTS: 30

tents are widely spread across a large riverside site to ensure guest get optimum privacy and peace. Recently refurbished to accommodate to modern, discerning safari traveler, the tents are large and spacious with private verandas to enjoy the plains, giving infinite views of the Mara. It's luxury in the wilderness of Kenya!

Sitting on a shady raised platform facing the Talek river, each luxury tent cover approximately 26sqm and is fitted with a queen size bed 150X5 or 2 twin beds 90X90. it is furnished in the classic style of the grand African safaris; with large $ poster beds and reproduction furniture, offset by modern en-suite bathroom with a hot shower; flush toilets and all the necessary amenities

Short Overview

Overlooking the Talek River Rivers, at the very confluence of the Mara’s four game-viewing areas, Mara Intrepids enjoys one of the most spectacular locations in the world’s best-known wilderness.

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