Mara Intrepids Camp, Mara Intrepids Heritage Hotels, Maasai Mara

Mara Intrepids Camp: Masai Mara
Mara Intrepids is the most talked about destination in the world’s most talked about wilderness. Sitting above a sweeping bend in the Talek River, at the confluence of the Maasai Mara’s four game-viewing areas, the camp enjoys one of the most spectacular locations in the entire Mara ecosystem. Intrepids is a short drive from the Mara River, where up to one-and-a-half million wildebeest and zebra make their perilous migration crossing every July and August. The camp itself is divided into four distinct areas, with separate dining areas and ‘mess tents’ ensuring exclusivity for larger groups travelling together. An Intrepids safari offers a unique game-viewing adventure, including three daily game drives with our experienced guides, educational outings with our famous Adventurers’ Club, and trips to Maasai villages where we support several community development projects.

Mara Intrepids Camp Accommodation
-     30 elegant tents spread over a large riverside site
-     Large four-poster beds and reproduction furniture
-     Modern en suite bathrooms with hot showers
-     Secluded raised platforms with views over the river
-     Large dining terrace beside the swimming pool
-     Small riverfront dining areas with private catering.
Mara Intrepids Camp Facilities
-      Restaurant serving classic homecooked cuisine
-      Freeform swimming pool with sunbathing terrace
-      Elevated game-viewing platform with drinks service
-      Conference room with business and video facilities
-      Bush boutique with souvenirs and safari essentials
-      Reliable telephone, e-mail, fax and postal services.

Mara Intrepids Camp Activities
-      Three game drives daily with experienced guides
-      Escorted walking safaris outside the Mara reserve
-      Bush breakfasts, sundowners and bush dinners
-      Cultural tours of neighbouring Maasai villages
-      Arrangements for dawn hot air balloon safaris
-      Transfers for fishing trips to Lake Victoria
-      Lectures and slide shows on culture and wildlife
-      Heritage's famous Adventurers' Club for the kids.

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Mount Kenya is Africa’s second highest mountain at 5,199m (17,058 feet) and the highest of all Kenya Mountains. Mount Kenya is roughly circular, about 60km across at the 200mm contour, where the steep font hills rise out of the gentler slopes of the centered highlands. At the centre of the massif, the main peaks rise sharply from around 4,500m to the main summit of Batian 5,199m, Nelion 5,188m and point Lenana 4,985m. Other major summits on the mountain include Point Piggott 4,957m, Point Dutton 4,885 and Point John 4,883m. Of the three main peaks (Batian, Lenana and Nelion), only point Lenana can be reached by trekkers and the other two being only for technical climbers.

Africa's highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro stands on featureless part of the East African plateau, on the Tanzanian side of the Kenya border near Moshi, side by side with the smaller Mount Meru. These mountains are extinct volcanoes, with Kilimanjaro actually being the agglomeration of three distinct volcanoes, Kibo (5896m/ 19,340 ft), Mwenzi (5,149 / 16,896 ft) and Shira (3,962m / 13,000 ft). whose violent creation is geologically associated with the creation of the Great Rift Valley, 100km to the West.

Mount Meru is Mount Kilimanjaro's little sister, standing at 4,566m compared to 5,895m, but is still an impressive freestanding volcano, which makes a superb four day climb to the top. It last erupted in 1910 therefore can be classified as an active volcano. The first Mount Meru ascent was made by Dr. Fritz Jaeger, 1904. The town of Arusha lies at the base of Mount Meru Trekking, loads of trek companies do this trek. Wild animals are frequently found on this mountain therefore an armed ranger usually accompanies the trekkers.