Aimed at fun friendly adventure travelers, the hotel offer simple and comfortable accommodation including five budget dome tents, five cottages and two safari tents as well as having a large camping area if you come with your own tent.
The hotel provide clean facilities with hot showers, cozy bar and dining area with freshly prepared meals for the full board guests. The electricity is 100% solar with just a back up generator for bad weather days and it is a pet friendly camp with cats and dogs living onsite.
From the base here you can partake in activities including game drives, nature walks, school and village visits, bush camping, horse riding and hot air ballooning.
Located just 3.8km before the Sekenani gate of the Maasai Mara National Reserve and only 300m from the main road.
Due to the fact the hotel is in a remote location with no mains electricity and a bad road network, getting supplies and storing them is often difficult and expensive. Also the restaurant often deal with last minute bookings and therefore don’t know how many people the staff will be catering for from day to day. For those reasons the cuisine have a set menu for breakfast, lunch
and dinner based on the supplies the staff have been able to source at that time beacuse all the meals are freshly prepared each day. Everybody is different so to avoid wastage or anyone going hungry the staff usually offer a self service style from hot pots rather than plated and the team will always do the best to cater for any special dietary requirements.
Embark on a hike up Siana hill to enjoy the amazing views over the whole Maasai Mara eco-system which stretches all the way to Tanzania.
Why not make a day trip combining horse riding and game driving.
Horse riding is now available at the Ride Kenya stables, a 1.5 hour drive away from the camp, on the border of the Olare Motorogi Conservancy.
Following a pre-dawn pick up from camp around 5am, take a breathtaking sunrise balloon flight over the Mara plains before landing for a champagne-style picnic breakfast in the reserve.
Interact with the pupils and teachers, see the difficulties faced by rural schools in this area and learn how they are overcoming them.
The visit activity takes around 1 hour and you will typically be given a demonstration of Maasai dance, taken around a traditional ‘boma’ and shown how the Maasai make fire with sticks.
MARA EXPLORER
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