
Great Plains Conservation
Great Plains Conservation is a conservation organization first, and a safari company second. They coined the phrase, “Conservation Tourism”. Conserving wildlife, wilderness, and communities through responsible and eco-conscience tourism. Great care has gone into the design and construction of each camp to ensure a minimal human footprint on the African landscape while promising an experience where one feels connected with nature. A safari is an investment in conservation and with Great Plains, your investment is maximized to the fullest. The wildlife and communities around their camps and lodges are the beneficiaries.
Great Plains Conservation offers incredible properties in Kenya, Botswana, and Zimbabwe. Ranging from the ultra-luxurious to the classic safari camp, there are many options for the safari traveler. In the end though, it all comes down to the safari experience which Great Plains has had years of fine-tuning. It starts with location and the settings of each of their camps are situated in stunningly beautiful and wildlife rich areas. Your days will be spent primarily out in the bush amongst iconic wildlife. Even if you decide to spend the day in camp, the wild residents oftentimes come into camp to pay a visit to their human guests.
Ol Donyo Lodge
Chyulu Hills, Kenya






Mara Nyika Camp
Naboisho Conservancy, Kenya






Mara Toto Tree Camp
Mara North Conservancy, Kenya






Mara Plains Camp
Olare Motorogi Conservancy, Kenya





Mara Expedition Camp
Masai Mara Reserve, Kenya






Duba Plains Camp
Okavango Delta, Botswana





Duba Explorers Camp
Okavango Delta, Botswana




Selinda Explorers Camp
Selinda Reserve, Botswana






Selinda Camp
Selinda Reserve, Botswana






Zarafa Camp
Selinda Reserve, Botswana






Okavango Explorers Camp
Okavango Delta, Botswana






Sitatunga Private Island Camp
Okavango Delta, Botswana






Tembo Plains Camp
Sapi Private Reserve, Zimbabwe





