judithreyes60
June 18, 2024
Our experience at Elephant Pepper Camp was outstanding. The staff was professional but also warm and welcoming. None of our questions went unanswered, they even anticipated our needs before we asked. The tents setup was as comfortable as any hotel room I have stayed at but had the added experience of being surrounded by fresh air, wildlife, visible stars at night and a constant soothing breeze. The shower was always hot enough, two separate sinks, plenty of towels and good lighting. The bed and pillows were VERY comfortable and a place to sit outside and admire the incredible landscape with added bonus of a hammock. The food was better than many restaurants in big cities. There was always a vegetarian option which was also delicious, kudos to Jean Marc the chef. Our meal server Joshua was wonderful. Our guide Francis was extremely knowledgeable about wildlife and had a sixth sense as to where to go to see the animals, including spotting a cheetah sprinting across the savannah and catching a gazelle. He was a safe driver and he also intuitively knew where to park the car so we could get great photos. He went above and beyond to make sure we were safe and well take care of. He constantly noticed when we left things behind including an expensive pair of binoculars just before we took off in a plane from Masai Mara. I was so impressed with how well the staff took care of us and never seemed put out by any requests. I was a Peace Corps volunteer in Nairobi 1977-79 and visited lots of game parks. I never had as wonderful of an experience as I did at Elephant Pepper Camp.Since it is a conservancy, they are working with the locals cooperatively and built the camp to be very eco-sustainable. Having served int the Peace Corps for 2 years in Nairobi, and traveled to many different game parks, Elephant Pepper Camp is a standout in every way.