Mara River Crossing - the greatest show on earth
The Mara River Crossing - millions of mammals take on the gauntlet of the Mara and Sand Rivers each year in the search of fresh grasses
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
Northern Serengeti, Kogatende area
The herd on the move
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
Giraffes - as close as you dare
Well equipped, 4x4 extended land cruiser for private/drive in clients
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
Black Rhino
A great place to observe the endagered black rhinocerous,
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
A dazzle of zebra
Zebra on the move
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
A pride in Northern Serengeti
Lions cubs - the resident pride near camp provide endless hours of viewing, experiencing natural behaviours and internal social interaction
Photographer credit: Naseeb Mfinanga
Wildlife 1
Black Rhino
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Wildlife 2
Zebra
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Wildlife 3
Wildebeest Migration
Photographer credit: Andrea Lema
Landscape
Sunset 1
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Wildlife 6
Leopard
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Wildlife 6
Wildebeest
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Sunset
Sunset
Photographer credit: Andrea Lema
Wildlife 7
River Crossing
Photographer credit: Karim Saadun
Wildlife 8
Eland
Photographer credit: Moodie Sufian
Watoto Junior Ranger
Football
Photographer credit: Chris Mpendakazi
Learning Journey
Guide knowledge is so important
Photographer credit: Chris Mpendakazi
Dining
Family safari meal time
Photographer credit: Chris Mpendakazi
Camp Layout
Layout of camp in the treeline crescent
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Camp main area
Stories by the Campfire
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Camp main view
Breakfast and Lunch with a View
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Camp Main area
Campfire story time
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Night sky from Kaskaz Mara Camp
Night Sky in camp
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Game Driving
Game driving giants in northern Serengeti
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Mara River 1
Game driving the migration herds and resident wildlife
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Mara River 2
Game driving with view points
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Sundowners
Sunset in northern Serengeti
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Game drive
Rest stop in far northern Serengeti
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
Lounge
Relaxation in Main Area
Photographer credit: Anthony Sodd
Bar
Service with a smile
Photographer credit: Anthony Sodd
Entrance to Family Inter-Connected Tents
Walkway to Tents 9 and 10 for families
Photographer credit: Donna Duggan
Writing Desk Area
Area for reading, writing and charging electronics
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Sunrise in front of the tents
All guests tents face east to sunrise over Nyamalumbwa Hills
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Sundowners
A time to celebrate a successful day on safari
Photographer credit: Rudy Reiner
Stories by the Campfire
In fron of the main area is a great place to relax and unwind before or after dinner
Photographer credit: Morello
Guest Tent Lounge Area
Each Tented Suite has a lounge and cofee area to relax
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Guest Tent with open plan bed and lounge area
All tents have views across a plain ahead
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Writing Desk
With a comfortable chair and fantastic artwork, this area gives guests a lovely way to enjoy their stay
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Dressing Area through to Ensuite
With handcrafted wooden structure - the dressing area through to ensuite
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Dining Area
The dining area look out to the plain ahead - and sunrise across the Nyamalumbwa Hills
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Wake Up Coffee Call
Start your morning with fresh, Tanzanian coffee to your tent
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Dining Area
100% ocally crafted decor
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Dining Area
The dining area is slightly raise and fully netted for natural ventilation
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Double Guest Tent
All furniture handmade in our very own workshop - Tanzanian sourced, Tanzanian crafted
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Honeymoon Tent
At the end of the camp for privacy
Photographer credit: Dominiyk Lever
Family Inter-Connected Guest Tents
With a private connecting platform, families are safe to interact
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Family Inter-Connected Tent
This double tent side of the inter-connection with incredible sunrise views
Photographer credit: Dominyk Lever
Nasikia presents Kaskaz Mara Camp, a short drive from Kogatende Airstrip and the exciting Mara River viewing area. The ten tented suites are superbly located to provide a indulgent base for optimal migration viewing all through out the year. With large netted windows and draped roofing in each suite for Serengeti-style air conditioning, cotton curtains dancing on the breeze, oversized beds, indoor and out door furnishings of style, expansive floor space, great hardwood double vanities, handcarved decor with Swahili flair; the camp proposes style and grace in the far northern Serengeti. The camp is available for drive in or game package clients, all while taking special care to illustrate the unique environment they are welcomed to. Tailoring the tents to group configurations from honeymooners to larger families, the camp personnel are on call 24 hours to ensure that everyone is content in their stunning environment.
The double suites have one king size bed along with lounge area with coffee table, dressing area, writing desk, ensuite bathrooms with separate toilet and shower cubicles.
Tailoring the tents to group configurations from honeymooners to larger families, the camp personnel are on call 24 hours to ensure that everyone is content in their stunning environment. The ten tented suites have a layout to take advantage of the natural protection of the crescent treeline in which they stand. The camp showcases a view to magical sunrises to the east, and a short walk behind the camp allows for a G&T in hand as the sunsets over a distant Kenya below. With large, netted windows and draped roofing in each suite for Serengeti-style air conditioning, cotton curtains dancing on the breeze, oversized beds, indoor and outdoor furnishings of style, expansive floor space, great hardwood vanity, handcarved decor with Swahili flair; Kaskaz Mara Camp proposes style and grace in the far northern Serengeti.
Each tent also has an outdoor stargazing lounge to lay back and watch the infinite night sky.
The Family Suites have one king size bed and two beds for two parents and two children sharing together in one suite. There is one ensuite bathroom to share for the whole family. One tent has an extra divide between parent/children beds for additional privacy if required.
The decor for each tent is based on a natural element of the surrounding environment, highlight with traditional fabrics from Tanzania - from birds to grass, fruit or landscaped views. All furniture throughout the camp is handmade in our own workshop in Arusha - washstands, room dividers, beds, desks, lounges, chairs and so on.
The twin suites have two large sized bed along with lounge area, tea/coffee sitting area, writing desk and more.
Tailoring the tents to group configurations from honeymooners to larger families, the camp personnel are on call 24 hours to ensure that everyone is content in their stunning environment. The ten tented suites have a layout to take advantage of the natural protection of the crescent treeline in which they stand. The camp showcases a view to magical sunrises to the east, and a short walk behind the camp allows for a G&T in hand as the sunsets over a distant Kenya below. With large, netted windows and draped roofing in each suite for Serengeti-style air conditioning, cotton curtains dancing on the breeze, oversized beds, indoor and outdoor furnishings of style, expansive floor space, great hardwood vanities, handcarved decor with Swahili flair; Kaskaz Mara Camp proposes style and grace in the far northern Serengeti. Each tent also has a private stargazing lounge area to sit back, relax and watch the magical night sky.
At the end of the camp, facing south-east is the inter-connected tents. Joined together with a wooden platform to allow groups or families to interact privately and away from the main part of the camp. The view from the platform is incredible and wildlife often wander freely within view. The same double and twin configurations and decor apply, it is simply an inter-connected option for those who require.
