• ​Observe the natural phenomenon of the annual migration
• Cosy stone and thatch cottages
• Day and night game drives plus guided walks
• Cool off in the pool
• Enjoy panoramic plains views 
• Discreet butler service

 

Kleins Camp consists of 10 cottages, a central dining room and a lounge-bar, all built from stone and thatch, which keeps interiors pleasantly cool. The lodge is perfectly placed for observing the annual wildebeest migration between June and December, and is a superb year round safari destination. It is set in a private concession bordering the Serengeti, so you can take part in night drives and walking safaris as well as day drives.
The circular cottages have rough, whitewashed walls and delicate cream-coloured furnishings. As well as the double bed, there's room for an armchair and ample storage for clothes and luggage. Each bathroom has his and hers basins, a walk-in rain shower and flush toilet. The deck at the front looks out over the plains and there's a table and chairs as well as a sofa.
The lounge cum bar is a circular building with windows all the way round. These can can be fully opened, making this an open-sided room with 360 degree views. The fire at the centre of the room makes it especially cosy. The dining room is similar in style, enabling you to enjoy the same panoramic views at meal times. Special private meals can be arranged on request on your own deck or in the bush.  
Other facilities include a small swimming pool and deck with sun loungers, and a gift shop selling a range of locally-made goods.