 The large tents are very privately situated |
We
have six big tents under Acacia
trees and giant Euphorbia cacti. They are built on the edge of an
escarpment
and all overlook the |
| The tents are well separated for privacy and have large verandas where you can sit in the shade and enjoy the view, until a magnificent sundown wishes you 'good night' or ‘usiku mwema’ in Swahili. |  Sunset through the acacia trees |
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Our tents are comfortable and large, furnished with charming wooden furniture and decorated in traditional African colors. |
| All
have en-suite hot and
cold shower and toilet facilities. You get the comforts of home in the African wilderness! |  Bathroom in one of the tents |
 Valley view from the veranda of
one of the tents |
Each
tent has a magnificent
view over the valley, where zebras and impalas graze and giraffes browse
through the acacia trees. Occasionally elephants cross the area from
Ngorongoro
to |
Our restaurant is covered with a roof and is surrounded by low walls so that the open view can be enjoyed from all tables. Next to the restaurant is our small reception annex bar, while the kitchen, the owner’s house and staff building are located at a modest distance. Some young Morani (Maasai warriors) from Selela stay in the Camp to guide and to protect whenever desired or needed. |
 Giraffes seen from the restaurant |
 Part of the restaurant |
Of course there is no centralized electricity provided in
the
region. However, throughout the Camp solar energy has been installed.
This keeps
Ol Mesera illuminated in the darkness when needed, in a clean and
peaceful way. |
To
come to our place drive from Arusha toward Mto wa Mbu then turn right
and
take Engaruka road for |
 Signpost to Ol Mesera with two of
the neighbors |