SALA'S DOUBLE TENTS
KEEKOROK FAMILY TENT
FOREST FAMILY TENT
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Sala's Camp aerial view
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Keekorok Honeymoon Tent 1
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Keekorok Family Tent (2a/2b)
Photographer credit: Shannon Benson
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Keekorok Tent 6
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Tent 1
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Plunge pool of the Keekorok Family Tent (2a/2b)
Photographer credit: Shannon Benson
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Views of the Sand River
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Porch overlooking the vast plains
Photographer credit: Shannon Benson
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Up close and personal with the migration
Photographer credit: Shannon Benson
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Mess Area
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Dinner in the Mess Tent
Photographer credit: Lorna B-J
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Dining on the deck
Photographer credit: Lorna B-J
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Private dining in the tent
Photographer credit: Lorna B-J
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Masai mara landscape ©
Photographer credit: Keith Ladzinski
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Breakfast spread at the camp ©
Photographer credit: Mark Boyd
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Evening campfire overlooking the vast Masai Mara plains
Photographer credit: Scott Ramsay
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Sala's Camp Game Drives
Amazing sightings during game drives
Photographer credit: Scott Ramsay
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Kids enjoying some guided activities on the Sand River bed
Photographer credit: Scott Ramsay
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Bush Sundowners
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Bush Sundowners
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Dining on the Sand River
Photographer credit: Nancy Gibbs
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Enjoy a freshly made cook-out bush breakfast
Photographer credit: Nancy Gibbs
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Bush lunch
Photographer credit: Nancy Gibbs
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Sala's interiors
Photographer credit: Shannon Benson
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Smores by the evening campfire
Photographer credit: Nancy Gibbs
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Balloon rides over the Masai Mara plains ©
Photographer credit: Jeremy Peters
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Herd of Elephants ©
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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Masai Mara Leopard
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Elephants grazing along the river bed ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Lion pride ©
Photographer credit: Keith Ladzinski
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Chef Solomon cooking up a storm ©
Photographer credit: Mark Boyd
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Scrumptious meals at Sala's Camp ©
Photographer credit: Mark Boyd
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Enjoy your favourite meals with us ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Scrumptious meals at Sala's Camp
Photographer credit: Brian Siambi
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Wooden bridge connecting the Keekorok and Forest sides at Sala's Camp ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Ostrich in front of the Mess Tent ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Amazing wildlife sightings during game drives ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Abundant wildlife around the camp ©
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Hippos enjoy a swim in the river ©
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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Soak in the beauty of the Masai Mara ©
Photographer credit: Keith Ladzinski
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Forest Tent with unparalleled views ©
Photographer credit: Scott Ramsay
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Hyena family ©
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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Sand river migration ©
Photographer credit: Magical Kenya
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Game drive sunsets at the Mara ©
Photographer credit: Patrick Drummond
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Sala's Camp Pool
Enjoy a refreshing dip
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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Game drives with elephants
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Wildlife views in the Mara
Topi at Sala's Camp
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Kids' Painting Activity
Painting with a view at Sala's Camp deck
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Wildebeest Migration
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Sundowners in the Mara
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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The Great Migration
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Sala's Camp Deck
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Elephant sunsets
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Views from Sala's Camp deck
Photographer credit: Klein Ongaki
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Sundowners with Eleanor
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
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Game drives in the Mara
Photographer credit: Robin Moore
Our Sala’s Double Tents include Tent 1 which is also known as the Keekorok Honeymoon Safari Tent and Tents 4, 5 and 6 are spread out along the riverbank next to our Sala’s Honeymoon Tent which is Tent 7.
Whilst they are all subtly different in design, they each have the same amenities and tranquil natural surroundings with views across the Sand River and into the Serengeti. The seclusion, sumptuous nature and incredible outlook of all our double tents make them the perfect choice for a honeymoon safari. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead out onto either a patio or a wooden deck, with space for intimate star-lit dining if desired. Private plunge pools and wooden decks allow for total relaxation in the soothing green surroundings of nature.
ROOM FACILITIES
Dressing Gowns, Ensuite, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Plunge Pool
The Keekorok Family Tent, also referred to as Tent 2, is located on the corner where the Keekorok and Sand Rivers converge and is reached by crossing a small footbridge over the Keekorok River. The space boasts two roomy en-suite bedrooms, interconnected by a communal lounge area. This communal space forms the main entrance and is perfect for groups to relax in or even enjoy a private dining experience in if they wish. An enormous 108 square-metre wooden veranda spans the whole tent and provides a spectacular relaxation deck. Here you’ll find a private plunge pool, sunken seating, deck chairs and a hammock, all south facing, looking out across the Sand River and into Tanzania beyond.
The Keekorok Family Tent can sleep up to six guests in a variety of layouts, depending on requirements. Both rooms can be doubles, twins or triples. Alternatively, the central lounge area contains a double sofa bed and can be separated by sliding doors to become a third bedroom. The two spacious en-suites each contain rain showers and free-standing copper bathtubs with fabulous views out into the wilderness.
ROOM FACILITIES
Laundry Service (Complimentary), Plunge Pool
The Forest Family Tent consists of one enormous open-plan room with a bedroom at either end. The two sleeping areas are divided by an open-plan lounge area in the middle with a small wooden screen for separating each end if desired. Both bedroom areas have their own ensuite bathrooms with rain showers and flushing loo and one also has a bathtub. A small grassy area shaded by trees makes a great space for little ones to play in front of the tent.
The Forest Family Tent can sleep up to five guests, each end of the open-plan room able to be configured as a twin or double, with an additional fifth bed upon request. A large veranda spans the length of the tent and a private deck is located a stone’s throw away beside the Sand River with views looking south into Tanzania. Here there is a private plunge pool and day bed, plus a sunken seating area and fire pit.
Exclusive use of game drive vehicle is included for all guests staying in the Forest Family Tent.
LANGUAGES:
English
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
7
CHECK-OUT TIME:
10:00
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Adventure
Big 5
Birding
Nature
Relaxation
Star Gazing
Wildlife
PROPERTY FACILITIES:
Bar
Barbeque Facilities
Battery Charging Facilities
Communal Dining
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Mobile Connectivity
Pool
Spa
Vegetarian
ROOM FACILITIES:
Air Conditioning
Balcony / Deck
Bath
Dressing Gowns
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Plunge Pool
Safe
Shower
Tea / Coffee
Verandah
AVAILABLE SERVICES:
24-hour Security
Credit Card Facilities
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Big 5
Bird Watching
Game Drives
Game Viewing
Massages
Safaris
ACTIVITIES NEARBY:
Big 5
Bird Watching
FRIENDLY:
Children
Honeymoon
Leisure
Luxury
Romance
Vegetarian
Weddings
GUIDANCE:
Game Drive (Max 6 pax with window seats)
