Designed to take full advantage of its wilderness surrounds, Naboisho Camp is situated in the private Naboisho Conservancy which adjoins the Masai Mara Reserve. Spectacular game viewing combined with community interaction and the freedom to walk has made the Conservancy one of the most exciting destinations in Africa
Twice daily game drives with passionate and highly knowledgeable guides are offered from Naboisho, as well as the chance to search for the elusive nocturnal creatures of the conservancy on a night drive. Off-road driving is possible on the privately owned land for once-in-a-lifetime sightings and excellent photo opportunities. Your guides take you in 7 seater open game-viewing vehicles or closed vehicles that seat 5. All the vehicles have power points where you can recharge your devices, and are fitted with fridges to keep your drinks deliciously frosty.
There's also the opportunity to see some of Kenya’s famous ‘nightlife’, with unforgettable night drives permitted within the conservancy, plus walking safaris enable you to explore the bush by foot, accompanied by an expert armed guide and Masai tracker. For those keen to get in some early game viewing or maximise their time watching game the camp chef can prepare a delicious packed breakfast or lunch. Leave camp with the rising sun at dawn and enjoy a packed breakfast or lunch to maximise your game-viewing time.
The 9 generous tented suites offer comfortable king-sized beds (twin beds are available) and private facilities with indoor and outdoor hot running showers and flushing toilets. Each suite benefits from the attentions of a personal butler plus a private veranda furnished with a day bed for the ultimate in post game-drive relaxation. There are also 2 family tents.
At the main communal area, the thatched lounge and dining room provide a splendid vantage point of the nearby waterhole, and meals are served to sights and sounds of the Kenyan wilderness. There is also a swimming pool.
High levels of personalised service from a team that has worked together for many years create the warm yet understated hospitality that is the hallmark of Naboisho Camp.
Rates Include
Park/camp fees; all meals; all drinks (except premium brands); game drives; night drives; guided walks in the Naboisho Conservancy; transfers to/from nearest airstrip; and a laundry service are included.
Children Policy
Children aged 5 years and older are welcome. Rates available on request.
Bush Walks / Walking Safaris
Children under 12 years of age are not permitted on guided walks. The final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and camp manager.
The bush guides at camp are all family men who have themselves been raised on these plains. They will share their childhood secrets, bush skills, animal tracking know-how, local folklore and incredible stories of life in the bush with your children during guided bush walks.
Kids also get the chance to play traditional games and visit a nearby community or school to learn more about the customs of East Africa make pen-pals and buy local handicrafts.
General Information For Guests
The tents are all en-suite with both indoor and outdoor showers with hot running water and flush WCs. They also have private verandas with a day bed.
The camp has a communal dining area, lounge, viewing deck and a swimming pool.
Battery-charging facilities are available in the central lounge area.
Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided.
Guests can store any valuables in the safety deposit box at the camp manager’s office.
Activities include morning and evening game drives, guided walks in the Naboisho Conservancy and bush picnics.
Activities that can be arranged for an additional cost include hot air balloon safaris, cultural/community visits and fly camping.
The closest airstrip to the camp is the Mara Ol Seki Airstrip which is a 45 minute drive away.
A laundry service is included.
Bush Walks / Walking Safaris
Children under 12 years of age are not permitted on guided walks. The final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and camp manager.
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