Cottars 1920's Safari Camp

Cottars 1920's Safari Camp Rooms:

The camp consists of white canvas tents, and can accommodate a total of only twelve guests at a time. The tents are furnished with antique furniture, and have private dressing rooms and bathrooms. There is an air of elegance, with lace-draped wooden trunks, brass gramophones, and richly colored upholstery. Additional beds for children are available. The bathrooms have flush toilets and old-fashioned showers. Guests can enjoy the view while relaxing on chaise-lounges or canvas rocking chairs.

Cottars 1920's Safari Camp Restaurants & Bars:

Meals and drinks (including soft drinks, house wines and beers, and non-luxury liquors) are included in the room rate. There is a large tented dining room decorated with antiques. Private meals can be served in the bush upon request.

Cottars 1920's Safari Camp Facilities:

“Off road” game drives are offered, with professional and experienced guides; 2 drives per day are included in the room rates. Four-wheel drive vehicles or an old wood-paneled car can be used. Guided walks led by trained trackers are also included in the room rates. Owner Calvin Cottar (the grandson of the camp’s founder) can serve as your guide for an additional fee. There is a tented reading room, including African literature and magazines. Guests can receive complimentary massages (one per stay), manicures and pedicures. Butler service is provided for all guests, and laundry is included in the rates. The camp can host small, unique weddings. The camp supports local conservation and development programs. The staff is happy to help with recommendations and travel arrangements to other sites in Kenya.

Cottar's 1920's Safari Camp is among an exclusive portfolio of camps and lodges managed by Cheli and Peacock

• Loisaba, Lakipia

• Kinondo Kwetu, South Coast

• Kiwayu, North Coast

• Elsa's Kopje, Meru in Northern Kenya

• Joy's Camp, Maasai Mara

• Elephant Pepper Camp, Maasai Mara

• Tortilis, Amboseli • Loisaba, Lakipia