UNCHARTED® · Outposts · Masai Mara, Kenya

Tangulia Mara

Tented Camps

Enjoy the True Safari Spirit of the Maasai Mara

Tangulia is the only camp in the Maasai Marareserve area that is entirely locally ownedand run.

Why it's unique

This southern Kenyan property overlooks the Olotulo-Murt salt lick, nestled on the western boundary of Mara Reserve. There are only eight tents with a maximum capacity of 18 guests at a time, so it is truly intimate and curated.

At Tangulia Mara, immerse yourself in an authentic Mara experience with game drives through Musiara Marsh, sundowners amidst the sounds of the plains, and hearty family-style dinners at camp. As the only locally owned and operated camp in the Mara, it supports the community, particularly female guides. Enjoy morning views of elephants at a nearby salt lick and wildlife roaming freely around the unfenced property, with Askaris providing a safe experience.

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The stay

Tangulia Mara at a glance.

Type: Tented Camp
Ideal For: Family · Couples
Experience: Wildlife Viewing
Geography: Savanna
Collection: Classic Safaris · Family · Couples
When To Go: Year-round

Where it is

Masai Mara, Kenya

Tangulia Mara

Masai Mara, Kenya

The Masai Mara in southwestern Kenya boasts vast savanna plains, iconic acacia trees, and the Mara River, which sustains abundant wildlife and drives the annual wildebeest migration. Its diverse landscape blends grasslands and rocky outcrops.

How To Get There

Most visitors fly from Nairobi to the Masai Mara, a 45–60 minute flight, to avoid poor roads and maximize safari time. From the airstrip, a 4x4 takes you to your lodge or camp.

Flora & Fauna

The Masai Mara is home to over 95 mammal species, including the Big Five. Its landscape features acacia trees, grasslands, and shrubs.

Cultural Impact

The Masai Mara is culturally significant as part of the Maasai people’s traditional lands. Their stewardship has preserved the ecosystem, creating a symbiotic link between their heritage and conservation.

In the magazine

Kenya Stories

StorySafari at its Best: 24 Hours in the MaraCrowds? We know where not to find them. Discover what a perfect day in the Maasai Mara really looks like—from sunrise lions and bush breakfasts to sundowners and campfire stories under the stars.Read the story

Story9 New Outposts We’re Stoked AboutThe most exciting openings of 2026 include a private Seychelles island reborn, Singita’s entry to the Okavango, a Peruvian fishing village haunted by Hemingway, and an Australian lodge set between rainforest and reef. The next era of UNCHARTED^® exploration is upon us.Read the story

StoryKenya: The Spirit of IndependentsBefore there was UNCHARTED^®, there was Bush Homes of East Africa — a handful of family-run camps that specialized in personal, hands-on hospitality. Decades later, that same owner-operated spirit shapes a new safari across Kenya, north to south.Read the story

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