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MASAI MARA, KENYA
Sala’s Camp is an Aspiring Fellow Member. Aspiring Fellow Members are properties that are either developing their commerce C (e.g., business) or are in the process of securing or formalising their influence over an ecosystem and wider conservation area. The Aspiring Fellow Member category is only open to those properties that demonstrate a rigorous commitment to the 4Cs and will clearly benefit from the peer learning The Long Run provides.
Sala’s Camp sits in one of the best locations in the whole of the Masai Mara National Reserve. Intimate and secluded, it is nestled along the tree-lined banks of the Sand River at the southern tip of the reserve. As such, it is less than two kilometres away from the Tanzanian border and enjoys a splendid wild outlook and wonderful views of the Serengeti National Park. This also means that it is one of the first camps in the Mara to witness the legendary annual wildebeest migration which thunders from June to September each year.
Sala’s Camp first hosted guests in 2004 and has become renowned for delivering an authentic Masai Mara safari experience with exceptional personalised service and fine dining. Seamlessly combining a traditional ‘under canvas’ safari experience with contemporary comfort, including private plunge pools and glass-fronted tents, Sala’s Camp offers an unforgettable and magical Mara retreat. The experience is strongly focused on wildlife and supporting its partner conservation projects and the camp has a strong focus on sustainable operations.
Sala’s Camp joined The Long Run in 2022 embarking on a sustainability journey committing to a holistic balance of the 4Cs – Conservation, Community, Culture, and Commerce – as a means to contribute meaningfully to the biodiversity and the people of their local region.
The 3Cs cannot thrive in the absence of Commerce.
All guests at Sala’s Camp contribute to the management of the Masai Mara National Reserve and the local economy through the payment of park entry fees, conservation fees and employment.
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