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Angama Mara

Mara Triangle

Kenya

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Angama Mara is perched on the edge of the Siria-Oloololo Escarpment, offering sweeping views of the Mara Triangle in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The lodge is made up of two identical camps, each with 15 tented suites, its own central facilities, and independent services.

The suites feature double or twin beds, and four of them (two per camp) are interconnecting with a shared balcony, making them ideal for families. Designed in an open-plan layout, the suites have bathrooms separated from the bedroom by a decorative screen, providing limited privacy.

Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a heated swimming pool, a gym, a photography studio, and a Map Room. The lodge’s terrace offers panoramic views of the Mara and direct access to the Mara Triangle.

While the accommodation is spacious and comfortable, it is best suited for guests who are comfortable with an open-plan design.

About This Area

The Masai Mara Game Reserve is world-famous and offers some of Africa's most beautiful landscapes. Its rolling grasslands seem to go on forever, bisected by numerous watercourses, some of the bigger ones lined with riverine forests. It potentially offers the best game viewing in Africa.

The Mara Serengeti ecosystem straddles the border of Kenya and Tanzania. The Mara Reserve sits within that ecosystem; it is about 1,500 square kilometres, which is vast compared to many of the surrounding conservancies. But even more extraordinary is that it is part of an enormous contiguous wilderness of over 30,000 square kilometres, including the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and Maswa. That's about the size of Belgium. Wildebeest, zebra, elephants, eland, leopards, and cheetah traverse hundreds of kilometres over this land.

Choosing the right location within the ecosystem, the right guide and the right season are of utmost importance, possibly more important than any other factors when planning your trip. We feel that the Mara Reserve still holds some of the finest safari experiences anywhere in Africa; the wildlife is phenomenal year-round, with an incredible variety of different animals and good numbers of predators. However, it is essential to avoid some parts of the Mara Reserve during the few months of the peak tourist season as they can suffer terribly from overcrowding, which can detract from your experience

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