Klein's camp - Tanzania's safari experience

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	Spacious cottages, superb views Large private concession Strategically placed wildlife sanctuary "Big five" (rhino rare) Day game drives into Serengeti Night game drives in concession Guided bush walks Lies in path of great migration Africa Foundation work - clinic, wild honey industry, handicrafts Maasai trackers reveal medicinal plants Shamba - organic African garden Bush breakfasts and sundowners

Klein's Camp is set on the edge of the Kuka Hills and commands breathtaking views of the valley through which pass migratory herds of wildebeest and zebra. The majestic elephant rules this landscape, moving in numbers unequalled anywhere else in the Serengeti. The Klein's concession accommodates a maximum of 20 camp residents, in every sense the ultimate private Tanzanian safari and your own, personal piece of Africa.

The Rendille shield is a flat, surprisingly narrow piece of iron used in conjunction with a spear for hunting.

The Rendille are a destinctive East African tribe who graze camels and , like the Maasai, have retained their nomadic lifestyle.

Klein's is located in one of the most strategically positioned wildlife sanctuaries in the world. The camp is situated in a 10 000 hectare private sanctuary leased from the local Maasai community. Our safari operation shares the sanctuary with the local Maasai pastoralists who traditionally graze their herds alongside the wildlife. The camp is bordered to the north by Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve and to the west by the Serengeti National Park, into which we venture on thrilling game drives. CC Africa is taking an active role in involving the neighbouring Maasai people in ecotourism initiatives through participation in community projects, employment opportunities and sustainable resource use.

Klein's is 23km from the Kenyan border. The Grumeti River flows near the camp, then lunges west past CC Africa's secluded Grumeti River Camp, on the far western side of the Serengeti. Once a controlled hunting zone, the wildlife around Klein's Camp is now protected under the exclusive concession enjoyed by CC Africa, and many of the big game species are rapidly becoming habituated to the presence of humans shooting rolls of film instead of bullets. An epic film, "Serengeti Shall Not Die", is an inspired tribute to the national park.