COTTAR’S 1920s CAMP

The 90s were great years, but if you want to travel back in time, the signal can only be found at Cottar’s 1920s Camp.
Here, the Black Bottom dance is showcased in the elegant cream canvas eleven tents of the twenties while you can flex the fox-trot near the campfire with friends and family in the family tents.
The church bells of romance inviting newlyweds are always ringing, welcoming them to the candlelit honeymoon suites with an open-plan design, well-spaced living rooms, and a snow-colored bathtub set on the veranda, filled with red rose petals and towels placed beside the bathtub.
Relaxation is abundant with active spas and massage areas to attend to adventurers after a traditional canvas bath, which is recommended to help you feel Africa.
Here, you can shower outside on the veranda while gazing at the green plains, reminding you of your contribution to nature through the restoration of the natural environment to a pristine condition, re-establishment and protection of natural biological diversity, anti-poaching efforts, on-site research and rehabilitation projects, provision of health care services, and support for local preschools.
All of these efforts can make the world a better place to live in.
The camp covers 7,608 acres of Olderkesi Conservancy, bordering the mysterious islands of Masai Mara and Serengeti game reserves, which are worldwide renowned for their diverse wildlife.
A hundred years ago, Cottar’s 1920s came into existence with a legacy of wilderness, comfort, and security, embracing modernity and culture while aiming to provide the best amenities to its customers.
The camp offers various activities such as afternoon picnics escorted by a tour guide, where tourists can display fruits and drinks on a wooden table set up for a picnic.
While enjoying their picnic, hungry horses may serve themselves or walk around the camp’s premises, all while listening to the wind gently rustling the leaves of the trees near Cottar’s 1920s Camp.
You can also experience a hot air balloon ride while sipping a bottle of soda, taking in the breathtaking views of the Big Five, who stand as the kings of the wild, hunting down herbivores.
However, this is no easy feat when dealing with giants like elephants, buffaloes, and rhinos, as they can leave with wounds if a group of them manages to kill any of these giants.
If you want to tell a story about experiencing life in the 1920s, then visiting Cottar’s Camp is a must.