Mara Expedition Camp is set on a bend in the Ntiakitiak river. The setting is a hideout. It draws reference from the old camps. There is a blend of comfort and adventure in the camp’s tents. Set at ground level, the tents forego fancy amenities. With flushing toilets, cold running water and bucket showers, each tent is decorated with an eclectic yet coordinated assembly of what early explorers may have carried with them, brass chandeliers and old Indian campaign chests. But it is out on the plains of the Maasai Mara and the adjacent Mara North Conservancy that guests really connect with Africa and are surrounded by wildlife. The camp is in prime leopard territory and the annual wildebeest and zebra migration passes literally in front of your tent, offering you the chance to witness one of the miracles of nature first-hand from the comfort of your verandah.