Kenya Camps & Lodges
Sala’s Camp, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
A Luxury Tented Camp in Kenya
Camp Details
Sala’s Camp first hosted guests in 2004 and has become renowned for delivering an authentic Masai Mara safari experience with exceptional personalised service and fine dining. Seamlessly combining a traditional ‘under canvas’ safari experience with contemporary comfort, including private plunge pools and glass fronted tents, Sala’s Camp offers an unforgettable and magical Mara retreat. Owned and operated by The Safari Collection, it can be booked for the night or as part of a complete tailor-made safari. The magic of a Kenya safari doesn’t end with Sala’s Camp. The Safari Collection is the proud owner of four distinct lodges in some of Kenya’s most spectacular locations, including Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, Solio Lodge in Laikipia, Sasaab in Samburu and Sala’s Camp in the Masai Mara.
WHY CHOOSE SALA’S CAMP?
• One of the first Masai Mara safari camps to witness the wildebeest migration.
• Over 20 years’ experience in designing unique and unforgettable Masai Mara holidays as well as tailor-made safaris across the whole of East Africa and beyond.
• A traditional tented camp combining elegance of safari days gone by with subtle modern touches
Questions about Sala's Camp
Does Sala's suit a family?
Children of all ages are welcome, and the rate includes children's activities alongside nature walks, bush meals, sundowners and seasonal bush volleyball. The camp is owned and run by The Safari Collection and can be booked for a night or built into a longer tailor-made trip.
How traditional are the tents at Sala’s?
They combine a traditional under-canvas feel with contemporary comforts, including glass-fronted tents and private plunge pools. The camp opened to guests in 2004 and has built its reputation on personal service and good food rather than scale.
Where does the camp sit in relation to the migration?
It is described as one of the first camps in the Masai Mara to witness the wildebeest migration as the herds arrive. Rates reflect that, at US$2,546 per person per night from June to October in 2026 against US$1,530 in the quieter months, and include airstrip transfers, game drives, meals, house drinks and laundry.
Activities
Sala's Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 01 JANUARY – 05 JANUARY, 01 JUNE – 31 OCTOBER, 16 DECEMBER – 31 DECEMBER | KEEKOROK TENT | US $ 2315 |
| 2025 | 06 JANUARY – 31 MAY, 01 NOVEMBER - 15 DECEMBER | KEEKOROK TENT | US $ 1391 |
| 2026 | 01 JANUARY – 05 JANUARY, 01 JUNE – 31 OCTOBER, 16 DECEMBER – 31 DECEMBER | KEEKOROK TENT | US $ 2546 |
| 2026 | 06 JANUARY – 31 MAY, 01 NOVEMBER - 15 DECEMBER | KEEKOROK TENT | US $ 1530 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Sala’s Camp rates include: Airstrip transfers, game drives and other camp activities, all meals, house wines, house soft drinks, house beers, house spirits, laundry, bush meals, sundowners, bush volleyball (seasonal), nature walks and children’s activities.
Questions about Sala's Camp
Does Sala's suit a family?
Children of all ages are welcome, and the rate includes children's activities alongside nature walks, bush meals, sundowners and seasonal bush volleyball. The camp is owned and run by The Safari Collection and can be booked for a night or built into a longer tailor-made trip.
How traditional are the tents at Sala’s?
They combine a traditional under-canvas feel with contemporary comforts, including glass-fronted tents and private plunge pools. The camp opened to guests in 2004 and has built its reputation on personal service and good food rather than scale.
Where does the camp sit in relation to the migration?
It is described as one of the first camps in the Masai Mara to witness the wildebeest migration as the herds arrive. Rates reflect that, at US$2,546 per person per night from June to October in 2026 against US$1,530 in the quieter months, and include airstrip transfers, game drives, meals, house drinks and laundry.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Sala’s Camp.
Questions about Sala's Camp
Does Sala's suit a family?
Children of all ages are welcome, and the rate includes children's activities alongside nature walks, bush meals, sundowners and seasonal bush volleyball. The camp is owned and run by The Safari Collection and can be booked for a night or built into a longer tailor-made trip.
How traditional are the tents at Sala’s?
They combine a traditional under-canvas feel with contemporary comforts, including glass-fronted tents and private plunge pools. The camp opened to guests in 2004 and has built its reputation on personal service and good food rather than scale.
Where does the camp sit in relation to the migration?
It is described as one of the first camps in the Masai Mara to witness the wildebeest migration as the herds arrive. Rates reflect that, at US$2,546 per person per night from June to October in 2026 against US$1,530 in the quieter months, and include airstrip transfers, game drives, meals, house drinks and laundry.
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