andBeyond Klein’s Camp

&Beyond Kleins Camp is located in the north-eastern Serengeti, with the Lobo airstrip being the nearest. Flights arrive daily from Arusha, and transfer from the airstrip to the camp takes between 1 ½ to 2 hours, with game-viewing en route.

Guests can book single, double, twin, or triple rooms.

The rooms provide an indoor shower, separate toilet, private bar, private verandah, room safe, Wi-fi, mosquito nets, hairdryer, and telephone.

Guests should note that mobile reception is intermittent. Twin and triple rooms (children under 16) are available.

Guests can look forward to superb game drives (day and night), bush meals, guided walking safaris, and cultural visits to a Maasai village.

The rate includes the following:

• Accommodation, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• All soft drinks and house wines.
• Local brands of spirits, beers, tea, and coffee.
• Soft drinks on game drives.
• Laundry.
• Emergency medical evacuation insurance, transfers to/from the Lobo airstrip, WILDchild program (children’s activities), game drives (2 per day), night game drives, guided walking safaris, and bush meals.

Power is available 24 hours, as the &Beyond Klein’s Camp uses an inverter system to compensate when the generator is switched off.

Guests need plug type ‘G’ British – BS 1363. Power is 220V AC

&Beyond Kleins Camp accepts Mastercard and Visa credit cards. US Dollars are accepted, but not banknotes/bills dated before 2006.

An open-air breakfast, lunch, or dinner is a special experience, feasting yourself among the wildlife.

A night game drive is a ‘must-do’ experience, a whole different view of the fascinating world of wildlife. Many different animals emerge as darkness falls, and your guide will point them out: perhaps a rare aardvark, white-tailed mongoose, caracal, or ultra-cute bush baby.

As many of the &Beyond Klein’s Camp staff are local and from the Maasai people, you can learn much about their culture and traditions by engaging with them in conversation – they are very proud and happy to answer questions! But visiting a local Maasai boma (enclosure) will give you an even better and deeper insight into how these fascinating and colorful people live. You may also be able to visit a school or clinic. Tanzania’s people are as interesting as its wildlife!

A walking safari is the best way to get very close to nature. Setting off with an armed ranger, you can follow animal tracks, be on the lookout for colorful birdlife, listen to the sounds of the wildlife and discover all about their habits. Africa on foot – what a very special experience!

No fences around &Beyond Kleins Camp exist so that wildlife can pass through anytime. It would be best if you were watchful when walking around the camp. Staff is always available to escort you, and you will always be accompanied after dark.