Wajee Mara Camp
Wajee Mara Camp is situated in a very good camouflaged and forested area, offering an authentic African experience without sacrificing safety or comfort. Simply designed and built with wood and canvas, the large campfire area and dining area of the camp overlook the surrounding lush forest.
The camp comprises 9 standard tents and 6 deluxe self-contained tents furnished in a contemporary yet comfortable style. A private outdoor seating area in front of each tent allows guests to relax and take in sights and sounds of the bush.
The camp also features a dining area, kitchen with a professional chef, a shower block with flushing toilets and hot running water; among a host of many other amenities. The camp welcomes adults as well as children of all ages. Our full-board rates include accommodation, all meals and beverage.
Mara Sidai Camp
Mara Sidai camp is nestled under a canopy of indigenous trees, creating a cool retreat from the heat of the plains.
Mara sidai camp has permanent self contained tents with four poster twin beds, all tents have flush toilets.
Mara Sidai Camp is located 250 km from Nairobi by road and just 45 minutes by air in Masai Mara the richest game reserve in Kenya and one of the seventh wonders of the world.
Just 800 meters from Olaimutiek gate, Mara Sidai Camp is nestled under a canopy of indigenous trees creating a cool retreat from the heat of the plains. The leafy canopy attracts numerous varieties of birds all day long and you can expect to be awoken by a delightful chorus of bird call every morning.
Siana Springs Tented Camp
Siana Springs in the local Maasai language means ‘the plentiful springs’. It is truly an area of abundance in flora, fauna and cultural attributes. It epitomizes the best in diversity in all aspects as the species richness and natural history making the Camp an ideal eco-lodge from where you can partake to the world’s greatest wildlife spectacle – the wildebeest migration.
There are also other mammalian species, enthralling bird species and the distinctive Maasai Mara ecosystem. The Camp has a rich history dating back to 1920, when the first Game Warden selected its current site for his Camp. The Camp is now located on a Wildlife Conservancy whose ownership was bequeathed to the local community in the late 1970s. Siana Springs Tented Camp is owned and managed by Oltukai Mara Limited.
Enkerende Tented Camp
Enkerende Tented Camp recalls the golden age when safaris were romantic, elegant and full of adventure. Intimate and exclusive, it is located just 45 minutes from Nairobi by airplane, in one of the most privileged areas and less traveled by tourists in Masai Mara ecosystem, on the banks of the waters of the mythical river Mara which occurs annually Great Migration, the most impressive natural spectacle of wildlife. In Enkerende interact with the authentic Maasai, so you know their culture and traditions first hand and making your stay unforgettable.
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Royal Mara Safari Lodge
Welcome to the Masai Mara of Kenya (also spelled "Maasai Mara"), recently designated as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. The Royal Mara Safari Lodge is situated directly on the annual wildebeest "Great Migration" route, near the two world famous wildebeest migration Mara River crossing points and near Leopard Gorge, all made internationally known by the BBC's Big Cat Diary television program. Our tented lodge and camp is located on the popular Hippo Bend Lagoon of the Mara River, amongst several elephant, buffalo and giraffe herds, and with close proximity to several lion prides, including the Maternity, Musiara Marsh, Aitong, and River prides. Given the position of our camp in the richest game section of the Masai Mara, the Mara North Conservancy (winner of best wildlife conservancy in Kenya 2011 by EcoTourism Kenya), our camp guests are in the best location to most readily discover the Big Five mammals. Thousands of wildlife documentaries and countless millions of photographs stand testament to this timeless corner of the world.
Fig Tree Camp
Fig Tree Camp is located on the banks of the Talek River in the world famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. The Camp is situated on the northern border of the national reserve and its central location makes all areas of the park accessible during game drives.
To make an evening a real adventure, at the Fig Tree Camp one can choose to stay in a tent or a chalet, giving the best of both worlds. The rooms spaciously line up along the Talek River, overlooking the plains of the reserve.
The camp consist of 70 tents, 38 safari tents overlooking the Talek River, each with a double and single bed, 22 garden chalets with double and single beds, 10 superior Ngamboli tents on the banks of the Talek River.
Encounter Mara
Each of Encounter Mara’s twelve spacious tents features their own private veranda with a view over the surrounding savannah. Tents are constructed out of canvas and natural materials and furnished with handmade furniture. Tucked into the edge of the forest, our tents are side-facing, which allows for a larger veranda as well as a “bathroom with a view.” With a generous spacing between tents, guests have an entirely private space for personal relaxation. Our tents boast simple and elegant décor, soaking in the beauty of the surrounding bush.
Tent accommodation includes:
Large bathroom with wonderfully hot canvas showers and flush toilets
King sized, twin or triple beds, dresser with full length mirror
Private veranda with sitting area, lounger, and hammock
Nightly turn down service, including a hot water bottle tucked under sheets
High quality, eco-friendly shampoo, conditioner, and soaps
Optional morning wake up call with fresh coffee or tea and a selection of breakfast pastries
Our lounge tent is a great place to while away the afternoon, scanning the natural salt-lick in front of camp for the wildlife that is often attracted to it. Have a cold drink as you flip through our books and magazines or play one of our board games with the kids.
Porini Mara Camp
Porini Mara Camp has recently been set up in the exclusive wildlife conservancy of Ol Kinyei, one of the most beautiful wilderness areas in the Serengeti-Mara eco-system. Mara Porini Camp location
This is pristine wilderness with open savannah plains, riverine forest, springs, streams and rivers, rolling hills and spectacular views across the Mara. Ol Kinyei belongs to a Maasai community who have recently set aside the conservancy as a sanctuary for wildlife. The conservancy holds a wide variety of the animal species for which the Mara is famous including a large resident pride of lions.
The Porini camp has 6 guest tents sited in the shade of Yellow-barked Acacia trees along the banks of the Laetoli, a permanent spring within Ol Kinyei . The tents are spacious and each has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and safari shower. The camp accommodates a maximum of 12 guests, giving the experience of real camping in the bush in an exclusive private wilderness but with all the comforts required by discerning travellers. Food is excellent with home baked bread, fresh salads and high quality meals prepared by the camp Chef.
Within the Ol Kinyei conservancy guests enjoy morning , evening and night game drives, sundowners at scenic viewing points and escorted walks with Maasai guides. The camp is located less than 18 kms from the Masai Mara park boundary. Ol Kinyei Conservancy is 250 kms from Nairobi by road - a 4 hour journey. It has its own airstrip for private charter flights and is 16 kms from the Siana airstrip used by the daily scheduled flights to Mara from Nairobi.
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