Lake Masek Tented lodge has 20 permanent tents spaced far enough apart to ensure privacy. Set up on wooden platforms, there are five tents with king size beds, 10 with twin beds and five triples. They are all en-suite with a spacious bathroom with a stand-alone bath and beautiful outdoor showers with hot water. Each tent has a veranda protected by gauze mesh to keep insects out and a cool breeze flowing through. Mosquito nets are provided over the beds.

Joined to the main area by gravel paths, the camp is unfenced, so animals wander through and Maasai escorts are there to accompany you when walking in the evenings. At night, be thrilled by the grunts of hippo and the calls of hyena as they go about their nighttime activities.

The main area in the camp is a cool, thatched building with a lounge area and library, Internet room, small gift shop, dining area and a wonderful large deck with views across Lake Masek. It’s comfortable and airy.

From the private terrace of your tent you can observe the wildlife of the area. Many animals visit the lake in search of water and therefore this camp is in a privileged observation point.

Besides, this area is the principle setting of the Great Migration which takes place from December to April and the Big Five visit the area. The camp is set-up every year in a different part of the area, to make sure that you will always have the best place to see this impressive spectacle from your own tent.