Ol Seki Hemingways Mara Camp

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Tour Overview

TypeAdventure Tours
Departure CityNairobi
End CityMasaai Mara
Contact nameJohn Owiti
Contact phone+254716536006
Contract Package
LocationKenya / Narok
LanguagesEnglish

Tour Description

This stunning private tented camp is your enclave of luxury in the wildest terrain
of Kenya. 10 exclusive luxury tents with 270° panoramic views of the Mara plains.
Ol Seki Hemingways Mara is located in the heart of the Naboisho Conservancy
which borders the Maasai Mara Reserve. The conservancy limits entry to clients
actually staying inside the area and offers an incredibly private safari
experience. There is a choice of ten exclusive tents in which to host guests
accompanied by some breathtaking views and the warmest Kenyan hospitality
you could wish for.

Tour Highlights

Wildlife

Animals abound in this thriving conservancy. Charge up your camera and focus your binoculars, there’s so much to see. Elephants crash through the acacia scrub, hippos submerge themselves in the slimy pools, an elusive leopard lolls in the high branches – our determined guides will train your eyes to distinguish the creatures from their natural camouflage.

The Migration

The Serengeti National Park / Maasai Mara Reserve is arguably the most impressive wildlife sanctuary in the world. From mid- December through to March, the vast and unending plains of the southern Serengeti are inhabited by thousands and thousands of wildebeest and zebra. The great herds graze on rain-ripened grass before they begin their incredible journey covering

miles of African soil.

Mara Reserve

A year-round destination and located to the south of Nairobi, and bordering

Tanzania, the Maasai Mara forms part of the huge Serengeti eco-system. A

Kenyan safari in the Mara never fails to deliver and offers an unbelievable experience for first timers, seasoned travelers and safari enthusiasts alike. Its breath-taking beauty, combined with its astonishing diversity of wildlife, ensure that the Mara is one of the most popular stops on a Kenyan safari.