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Mara Plains Camp (formerly Film Safaris Camp) is hidden in a grove of natural forest on the bends of the Ntiakitiak River that cuts through the Olare Orok Conservancy, an exclusive Maasai owned conservation area on the northern boundary of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Forty five thousand acres of privacy at the heart of Kenya’s annual wildebeest migration and a vital dry season resource for a diversity of wildlife ensures great game viewing throughout the year. Mara Plains is helping pioneer a new and successful conservation partnership with the Maasai landowners, which benefit conservation, wildlife and the local communities.

Mara Plains Camp has been founded by two film producer cameramen combining their expertise for a unique insight into the world of natural history film making and animal behavior: Warren Samuels, a naturalist and well known wildlife cameraman of BBC Big Cat Diary fame with over twenty years experience filming countless natural history productions; and Rob O’Meara whose experience in production and post-production with years of editing and graphic design puts the stories together. Here is a chance to experience the best of Africa - unscripted, undirected and wildly rated.

Sean Hartley, an experienced Kenyan guide and established photographer, hosts the camp. By pre-arrangement, and subject to availability, Warren or Rob offer their expertise. All share a keen desire to impart their considerable knowledge and passion for the wild to anyone eager to listen, learn and watch with them.

Accommodation
Six comfortable tents on platforms under the trees overlooking the vast African plains and the Ntiakitiak River.
One similar guides tent.
All the tents can be configured for double or twin occupancy, (triples are a squeeze!).
En-suite bathrooms with flush lavatories and full showers.
Water from the camp well is treated through a UV treatment plant.
Mineral water available at all times.
240 volts in each tent with 24 hour power via the camp’s generator and inverter system - so no hair dryers please.
Lighting 240 volts in each tent and ambient kerosene exterior lighting.
Broadband internet access is available through a Wi-fi network throughout the camp.
The central Gallery provides preview facilities for video and stills photography rushes, with digital photography and video editing stations on hand, which enables guests to show off their experiences and trophies of the day.