Naibor is hidden in the riverine woodland of the Talek River about 2 km from the point where it flows into the Mara River, just about the very heart of the Mara Game Reserve. This is a superb location from which to explore the Mara Reserve. There is fabulous wildlife viewing throughout the year, and from July to November the annual wildebeest migration passes through this area - the camp is also ideally located close to some of the major wildebeest crossing sites over the Mara River.

Dining and relaxing usually takes place in the main 'Mess Tent' or under the shade of the adjacent trees, ideally located overlooking a wide bend of the Talek River. Comfortable floor-cushions, rugs and sofas invite you to relax and enjoy the sounds of the wilderness. The Naibor Spa tent is also carefully secluded for the perfect ambience for enjoying a massage.

The evening camp-fire provides a welcome spot for pre-dinner drinks after a day of wildlife viewing. Meals are made from the finest fresh ingredients prepared by the experienced chefs. Dinner is usually enjoyed at the long banquet table, whilst breakfast and lunch may be under the shade of the surrounding trees whilst watching the resident pod of hippos.

Naibor Main Camp has a total of 7 tents. Each tent is a private unit complete with shady verandah, 'his and hers' wash basins, and an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and safari shower. The tents are all carefully positioned amongst the trees so that each can enjoy the surrounding woodland in complete privacy.

There is also Little Naibor and Naibor Wilderness, both of which are located within the immediate vicinity of Naibor Main Camp. Naibor Wilderness consists of just 3 double tents, and Little Naibor is made up of 2 uniquely designed suites, which both have 2 en-suite bedrooms with a connecting lounge area in between - making Little Naibor perfect for families. Both Little Naibor and Naibor Wilderness can also be booked and used as an exclusive private arrangement.