Suspended above the birthplace of safari.
Fifteen glass-fronted tented suites, a thousand feet above the Mara Triangle — where the whole idea of Angama began.
A view that tends to still a room.
Angama Mara sits on the edge of the Oloololo Escarpment, a thousand feet above the Mara Triangle — the same ground the founders, Steve and Nicky Fitzgerald, chose after decades building lodges across East Africa. It is the reason "Angama," suspended in mid-air, became the name for everything that followed.
Each of the fifteen tented suites is glass-fronted, floor to ceiling, so the escarpment and the plains below are never out of view — not from the bed, not from the bath, not from the private deck where most guests end up taking their coffee.
See the suites →Fifteen suites, each with its own share of the view.
The Standard Suite
Floor-to-ceiling glass, a private deck, and an outdoor bath positioned squarely toward the escarpment.
Enquire About This Suite →The Family Suite
Two suites joined by a shared veranda — built for families who want togetherness without compromise.
Enquire About This Suite →The Honeymoon Suite
Set slightly apart from the rest, with its own plunge pool angled toward the sunset side of the escarpment.
Enquire About This Suite →Wherever the light is best.
Breakfast is rarely served in the same place twice — sometimes on the main deck, sometimes carried out to wherever the morning's game drive happens to end. Dinner tends to move outdoors as the light drops, lanterns lit along the escarpment's edge.
For honeymooners and anniversaries, we recreate the Out of Africa picnic properly — a private table, a fever tree, and a view that does most of the talking.
Explore Private Dining →Front-row seats to the Mara Triangle.
Angama Mara sits inside one of the highest predator-density regions in the Mara ecosystem, with direct access to the Mara Triangle — the stretch of the reserve where the Great Migration's river crossings most often happen.
What you might do with your time.
What it's like, in their words.
"We watched a leopard from the deck of our suite before breakfast had even arrived. Our children still talk about it. We will be returning."
"Our guide seemed to know every animal in the Mara Triangle by name. It felt less like a tour and more like being shown someone's home."
"The forest BBQ, lit only by lantern, was the most romantic evening of our honeymoon — and we've been to a great many dinners since."
"You forget you're a thousand feet up until you look out the bath window and remember all over again."
Begin planning your stay at Angama Mara.
Whether it's a few days here or a longer journey combining Amboseli or the Safari Camp — our reservations team will help you shape it.