Set beside the Saparingo River at the base of the Oloololo Escarpment, where lush forest gives way to sweeping plains, Kichwa Tembo enjoys a front-row seat to the Great Migration. Its name, meaning “head of the elephant” in Kiswahili, reflects its deep roots in the remote western Mara, on land leased from Maasai custodians and reserved for the camp’s guests to explore. Here, expansive vistas and close wildlife encounters are enriched by Kenya’s renowned warmth, offering a renewed perspective on the classic safari experience.