ACCOMMODATION IN THE GOVERNER’S CAMPS
THE GOVERNER’S CAMPS
AFRICA’S FIRST CAMPS AND STILL THE BEST
Throughout Africa , one family of safari camps provides the standard by which all others are judged; the Governors' Family of Camps.

It began in 1972 with Africa 's first luxury safari camp, Governors' Camp, built on the spot once reserved exclusively for Kenya 's Colonial Governors. We kept the name and the best of the traditions: every desire catered for, no luxury overlooked. If you are seeking for something special look no further.

Over a quarter of a century later there are six camps and lodges in the family each with its own style, its own character. You can spend almost your entire stay in Kenya in a Governors' Camp. We've been much imitated the length and breadth of the continent, but never surpassed.

THE HERITAGE LODGES AND SAFARI CAMPS

Welcome to Intrepids Safari Camps and Lodges – the most imaginative hosts in the original home of safari. Perched on the dramatic shoulder of the Eburu Escarpment, overlooking Lake Naivasha and the sweeping floor of the world's largest valley, the Great Rift Valley Lodge boasts one of the most spectacular golf courses in Africa – and one of the most spectacular vistas in the world.

HERITAGE SIANA SPRINGS

In a conservation-conscious group ranch on the eastern edge of the Maasai Mara, Siana Springs offers easy access to the world-famous game reserve – together with several wilder options for walking, riding and camping on the game-rich plains beneath the Ngama Hills.

HERITAGE MARA INTREPIDS

One of the most talked about destinations in the world's best known wilderness, Mara Intrepids combines luxurious accommodation and fine dining with warm hospitality and experienced guiding – in one of the world's most spectacular natural locations.

Sitting on the banks of the life-giving Uaso Nyiro River in the heart of Samburu's elephant country, Samburu Intrepids offers a stunning combination of personal luxury, informative guiding, and thrilling wildlife encounters in one of the world's last great wildernesses.