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Campfire in the wilderness of Africa

After exciting game drives on the day, you can sit relaxed in the evening in Malaika Camp campfire.

It will be a little cooler, because we are 1550 m above sea level.

Enjoying a cool drink and in good company you talk about the experiences of the day. Slowly the animals of the night become active. A new, fantastic atmosphere arises.

The magic of the African night with the sounds of the wilderness will pull you in its spell.

It will be unforgettable impressions and experiences.

LalaSalama. Good night.

And the next day new adventures are waiting for you!

CAMp

Social Projects

Help that reaches 100%

In the Masai families, John specifically targeted the small children of families who could not afford the school fees and the school clothes (100 US Dollar per year). As a result of our help, the number of students grew from 170 to over 400.

An incredible step in the support of the school was achieved by visiting the Hüsges family from Germany. They were guests in our Malaika Camp in the spring of 2018. While visiting the school they were very touched by the friendliness of the pupils and teachers despite the very difficult conditions.

Education for all e.V.

Feedback

“The camp, the friendly service and the food are great, the location can not be beat. We have counted every day up to 68 hippos while having breakfast at Malaika Hippo Pool. A unique panoramic views right on the Mara River. John, Jo and their team are very friendly hosts. Next time we definitely stay longer in Malaika Camp!”

“Thank you for 4 unforgettable days in Malaika Camp! Everything was perfect. The kindness, the incredibly beautiful location of the camp and in the evening barbecue at the campfire. The game drives with John were grandiose. We will be back!”

“A small, fine private camp with a great location right on the Mara River. Tents with very good beds, hot showers and flush toilets. Food and service were great. Breakfast and lunch overlooking hippos and crocodiles. We have seen on our game drives with John incredibly many animals up close.”