Naboisho Camp

Just as the 50,000 acre Mara Naboisho Conservancy balances the needs of communities and conservation, so this tented camp balances a wilderness experience with discreet creature comforts.

The eight luxurious tented suites offer king-size beds with large screen windows. The name Naboisho translates as 'harmony', and throughout the camp from the low-impact canvas suites, to the organic construction of the main lodge - there's careful consideration for offering a luxurious safari escape while touching the earth lightly.

The spacious tents have been designed combining the traditional bush style with a fresh modern feel focusing on attention to detail. All tents have en-suite bathrooms with flush toilets and indoor and outdoor bush showers. Each luxury safari tent also has a large veranda with a day bed for relaxing after game drives and is attended by a personal butler.

For families there is a family tent which has an extension attached on one side to house an additional bedroom.

The intimate size of the camp means that it has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and very personal service. The Naboisho Camp dining area and lounge is the main public area. This thatched area has wooden decks providing a great vantage point out onto a watering hole. There is a high level of personal service by the team who have worked together for many years, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere in the camp.

Location

The site of Naboisho Camp is situated within the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, a 50 000 acre region in the popular Maasai Mara, Kenya.

The Mara Naboisho Conservancy has a higher density of wildlife than the adjacent Maasai Mara National Reserve.

The conservancy has the big cats in big numbers. In fact, with roughly 100 lions living in the vicinity, it has one of the highest lion densities in the world. The largest pride in the Greater Mara Region - comprising 20 lions - has made the conservancy its home. Of course, such a healthy lion population would not be possible without an equally healthy wildlife food chain below it.

The conservancy boasts impressive herds of elephant, giraffe, wildebeest, and zebra. It is also home to Kenya's rare wild dog. In addition to the abundance of resident game, the Mara Naboisho Conservancy also serves as a migration corridor for several hundred thousand animals between the Maasai Mara National Reserve and the Loita Plains to the east. The existence of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy ensures that migratory cycles and patterns are not disturbed or forced to change.

What sets the Mara Naboisho Conservancy apart is not only the quantity of wildlife, but also the quality of game viewing. While high game-viewing standards are enforced - not only to improve the viewing experience, but also to protect the wildlife - the conservancy is free of the restrictions that make so many national park safaris pedestrian. Put simply, the experience is exceptional not only because of what you get to see, but also because of how you get to see it.

How to get there

We will assist you with all necessary internal transfers after booking.

BY AIR:
Naboisho Camp can be accessed by either Mara Ol Seki Airstrip inside the Mara Naboisho Conservancy
Ol Seki Airstrip

A number of operators fly to Mara Ol Seki daily
40 minutes drive from Naboisho Camp

AIRLINES:
Air Kenya
Safarilink

NB. All prices and times are subject to change.

When to go

Naboisho is closed from 1st April - 15th May.

High season:

1st January - 5th January
1st July - 31st October
20th December - 31st December
Low season:

6th January - 31st March
16th May - 30th June
1st November - 19th December

Important Information

Children age 5 and above are welcome providing the lodge is booked exclusively
Child aged 5-15 sharing with adult 60 % of adult rate
Children aged 12 and under should always share a room with an adult
Child 16 years and older full adult rate