- Overview
- Facilities
- Rooms
- From $640 P/P sharing
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The vast grasslands of the renowned Serengeti National Park provide what many consider to be the quintessential African game viewing experience. Meaning ‘endless plains’ in the language of the Maasai, this land of immense open spaces is home to literally millions of large herbivores, as well as the accompanying carnivores. |
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The Serengeti is renowned for having the largest concentration of migratory animals in the world, and is also famous for its large lion population. |
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Perched on the edge of the Kuka Hills, ten thatched cottages with whitewashed walls and rich wooden floors look down to the valleys below. The stone interiors of the guest areas open up to breathtaking panoramas and deep leather armchairs invite you to while away the midday hours. In the evening, guests gather around blazing fireplaces to share the adventures of the day. Fine linen, silver and china sparkle in the candlelight of the open dining areas, while mouth-watering aromas drift through from the camp kitchen.
| In Room Safe | Yes | Separate w.c | Yes | Check In/Check Out | 12h00/11h00 |
| Lodge Pool | Yes | Airstrip | Yes | Suitable for disabled guests | Yes, with assistance |
| Laundry Included | Yes | Mini Bars | Yes | Power | 220v AC |
| Indoor Showers | Yes | Telephone | Manager's office | Kosher Food | No |
| Outdoor Showers | Yes | Hairdryers | Yes | Credit Cards Visa, MasterCard | Yes |
| In-room Massage | Yes | Baths | No | Distance Between Rooms | 10m/33ft |
| Childminding | Yes | Internet Access | yes | Private 4x4 safari vehicle |
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Rainfall: April/May and November Temperature: Minimum 12°C/54°F. Maximum 32°C/90°F. Best time to travel: From June through December the migration occurs. However, game viewing is excellent year round. Malaria: Klein’s Camp is situated in a malaria area and necessary precautions should be taken. Concession Fee: USD 50 per adult per day and USD 10 per child (5 to 16 years of age) per day (subject to change) Currency: Dollar bills printed between 1996 and 1999 are NOT accepted in Kenya or Tanzania as there was a large amount of illegal processing of dollar bills in East Africa during that time. Children: Children are welcome. Travel to Tanzania is recommended for children 8 years and older. Regretfully, children 5 years and younger cannot participate in the regular game-drives. Child minders can be booked at an additional cost. Children aged 6 to 11 years are accommodated on gamedrives at the lodge manager’s discretion. An extra bed can be arranged for a child 16 and younger sharing its parents’ cottage. No more than two triples in camp at any one time. Airstrip: Klein’s airstrip is registered. Coordinates are S01.46.57 E035.16.92 GPS co-ordinates: S 01°50.089’ E 035°14.797’ Ratio of guests to staff: 1 to 3 Lodge closure: Closed April
Ten intimate cottages of local stone and makuti, with rich wooden floors and classic interiors. The bathrooms are ensuite and have a shower, twin hand basins and w.c. From the private veranda a diversity of resident wildlife may be viewed in the valley below.
GUEST AREAS AREAS
The camp has a large beautifully furnished open-sided bar/sitting area with a central fireplace, just a short walk from the dining room, both with sweeping views of the valley and surrounding hills. There is a pool and deck tucked into the hillside and the Safari Shop stocks locally made Maasai crafts.
| Number of Cottages |
10
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| Maximum Guests |
20
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| Children |
Yes
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| Triples |
2 (children 16 yrs & younger)
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| Twin beds |
All convertible to double
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| Air Conditioning |
No
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| Room fans |
No
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Sitting in the safari vehicle with the waterproofs on and hearing the roar of an alpha male lion close by was one of the most special experiences of our many safaris. Returning to the wonderful Klein's Camp and sharing tales of this over a very fine dinner, and then drinks and silly games which we organised with the help of the resident manager, all made this an unforgettable safari. AND we still keep in contact with the other four guests who shared our wet lion adventure!! - Philip Humphreys


