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Welcome to Governors' Camp Collection

The Governors’ Camp Collection comprises of 7 Award Winning luxury safari camps and lodges. We are in the heart of the best wildlife viewing areas of Kenya and Rwanda, set in some of East Africa’s most spectacular scenery. Our clients benefit from the incredible location and style of our properties, our commitment to service excellence, the exceptional training of our guides and the strong bonds we have created with our community neighbors over the 40 years we have been in operation. We also operate two aircraft which we use to fly clients to and between our camps. Relax and enjoy the diversity and beauty of Kenya's Masai Mara, Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Lake Victoria and Rwanda's Parc National des Volcans secure in the knowledge you are looked after by the best in the business.

KENYA - Masai Mara, Great Rift Valley, Lake Victoria

RWANDA - Parc National des Volcans

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Governors' Camp has been a Pioneer of African Safaris for 40 Years

Big Cat Diary

Big Cat Diary is a world famous nature documentary on BBC television which follows the lives of lion, cheetah and leopard of the Masai Mara. Governors Camp has been proudly home to the series since its inception. We have accommodated the BBC film crews and our team of expert guides who know the Masai Mara and its big cats like no other, tracked and followed the big cats of our area of the Masai Mara for the series.

Scotts at Governors Camp

For the past twenty years we have based ourselves at Governor’s Camp – the first tented camp to establish itself in the Masai Mara in 1972. I lived at Mara River Camp from 1977 to 1982, a fifteen-minute-drive beyond the northern boundary of the Reserve. Governor’s was a much more sophisticated operation than ours and as a fledgling safari guide I often found myself knocking on the door for help.

Mara Predator Project

Governors’ Camp Collection is now working with the Mara Predator Project to help protect and conserve lions. Throughout Africa lions face extinction because they attack livestock in areas outside National Park boundaries and are killed in retaliation. The Mara Predator Project carries our science based conservation working to reduce the cost of predators to livestock and people.