Rekero Camp

Asilia Africa Camps Masai Mara Kenya

Holding a prime position in the Masai Mara, Rekero Camp offers access to superb game viewing year-round.

Overlooking a crossing point in the Talek River, the spectacle of the Great Migration can be enjoyed from the expansive deck in front of camp. Recently rebuilt, the lounge, dining area, and deck provide enhanced views and ample space for all guests. The surrounding plains offer a rich and rewarding wildlife experience, throughout the year. Over the past 38 years, Rekero has enjoyed a high ratio of repeat guests, providing testimony to the Rekero Camp experience. Indulge in a relaxing lunch on the deck, or a sundowner overlooking the river where you may glimpse hippo grunting below.

Accommodation & Amenities.

Experience sensational wildlife in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve at Rekero Camp. Nestled among the trees and overlooking the Talek River, nine classic and spacious safari tents await you. Each tent has an en suite bathroom and hot-water shower. Enjoy morning coffee on your veranda accompanied by the dawn chorus, or a good book and your favourite drink while watching wildlife on the plains across the river.

Rekero Camp was one of the first camps established in the Masai Mara, and its location was carefully considered and wisely chosen, making it the highly sought-after safari destination it is today.

Rekero camp is perfectly positioned in the heart of the Mara, overlooking the Talek River from where spectacular river crossings can be seen from the comfort of the camp, whilst offering easy access to the surrounding plains. Between July and October, nearly 1.5 million wildebeest migrate across the Mara and Talek Rivers, braving the lurking crocodiles as they search for premium grazing.

A Talek crossing point is 150 meters (490 feet) from Rekero’s dining area, and the Mara River is a short drive away. The Masai Mara boasts excellent game viewing year-round, offering a stunning concentration of resident wildlife. The territory holds many predators who are resident to the reserve, such lion, leopard, hyena, and serval.

Activities

Over a leisurely lunch on the deck, with the scent of wild sage in the air, you may hear hippo grunting in the Talek River below and see herds of wildebeest gathering on the banks, readying themselves to cross the water. The team at Rekero camp have worked here for many years and offer exceptional service, while our Maasai guides share their detailed knowledge of their homeland and the animals with which they share it.

Game drives
Big Cats Conservation
Hot Air Balloon Safaris

Family Safaris

There are two family tents at Rekero, each with two separate bedrooms, sleeping up to five people per tent. The lowest age for children is 5, but we can accommodate younger children, depending on camp occupancy. We have no specific children’s programme at Rekero camp, but love welcoming families and will try to adapt activities as much as possible. Please talk to your agent about private vehicle options.

A Typical day on Safari at Rekero Camp

The best time to see wildlife is at dusk and dawn, when the temperatures are cooler and nocturnal animals are either beginning their night’s activities or winding down.

You’ll start the day bright and early with a wake-up call and tea or coffee. Enjoy breakfast before you depart for your morning game drive(or have it packed as a picnic to take with you). We head out on our first game drive just as it begins to get light, so time differs slightly depending on the season. If you have booked a private safari vehicle, you can plan a schedule with your guide. Arrive back in camp mid-morning, with a chance to freshen up before lunch.

After a leisurely lunch, enjoy siesta. Read a book or just relax and enjoy the views from your tent or one of our viewing decks. Refuel with afternoon tea before we leave for your evening game drive with sundowners. You’ll be back in time for drinks around the campfire and dinner — the perfect chance to unwind after a long day in the bush.

Rekero Camp Rates

1 June 2023- 31 May 2024
	Low	High	Peak
Sharing (pp)	765	1086	1216
Single	956	1520	1702
Triple (pp)	689	977	1094

Seasons
Low season:   6th January – 29th February, 1st – 30th June, 1st November – 19th December
High season:   1st – 5th January, 1st -31st October, 20th – 31st December
Peak season:   1st July – 30th September
Season closure:          Rekero Camp is closed 1st March – 31st May
All clients must have a Park Fee and Asilia Conservation Charge applied, per night
ADDITIONAL FEES TO BE ADDED
Park Fee Adult $115.00Child (3 – 17yrs | $65.00       $65.00
Asilia Conservation Charge $5.00 per person per night
*All fees are subject to change
Child rates
Children below 5 years are not allowed unless the camp is booked exclusively
Child 5-18: 50 % of adult rate
Children below 12 should always share a room with an adult
Child 19 years and older         :-full adult rate
If 1 adult sharing with 2 children, the adult pays the per person sharing rate and each child pays 50% of the adult rate.
Rates include:– Full board accommodation, all house drinks (except premium wines and champagne), game drives, transfers to/from Ol Kiombo airstrip and to/from Rekero Camp, limited laundry service
Rates exclude:-Park fees and other fees specified in the above table, balloon safaris, transfers other than to/from nearest airstrip, flying doctors/medical evacuation insurance, flights & airport taxes, gratuities, items of personal nature, additional lunch (picnic or in house) US$ 25pp
Private vehicles:– Rates do not include the use of a private vehicle.Private vehicles with driver/guide can be booked at US$ 410 per vehicle per day (min. 2days)