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BeYOnd Bateleur camp

Kichwa Tembo, Kenya
When your safari tent boasts private butler service,
ceiling fans and a spacious bathroom en suite, you
know you’ve arrived at a very special and romantic
place. In fact, &Beyond Bateleur Camp is located
just below the spot where the famous final scene of
Out of Africa
1920s and 1930s Kenyan safaris, this forest setting
calls as much for relaxation as for exploration. In the
morning and in the late afternoon, head out in open
4x4 safari vehicles, and then, in your downtime,
take a dip in the deep lap pool or indulge in a pan-
African gourmet meal on the veranda.
was filmed. Reflecting the ambience of
&BeYOnd Bateleur camp
Kichwa Tembo, Kenya
Distance from Private Airstrip:
30 minutes

&BeYOnd Bateleur camp

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