Mara Naboisho Conservancy
Located North- East of the Masai Mara Game Reserve is Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Naboisho is believed to have one of the highest lion densities in Africa and is home to over 220 recorded bird species and also plain animals like giraffe, elephants they also found this conservancy to be their home.
Naboisho Conservancy allows you to immerse yourself into undisturbed wilderness guided by the ever knowledgeable traditionally dressed Maasai guides. The perfect place to experience true Maasai culture also presents itself with a chance to visit traditional Maasai manyattas. These cultural visits will allow you to get a deeper connection with the community and also learn their culture.
Activities in the conservancy
The Mara Naboisho Conservancy is not governed by the same rules as the national reserves, so there is the flexibility to see and experience something truly profound on safari at Naboisho. The activities at Naboisho Camp make the most of this unrivalled access to pristine wilderness: bush walks, off-road safaris, overnight fly camps, night drives and wilderness picnics are activities you could only dream of in the national reserves. The guides at Naboisho are adept at offering a deeper understanding of this complex ecosystem, making it an ideal choice for you seeking a more profound experienced safari
Game drives
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. Our guides take you in seven-seater open game-viewing vehicles or closed vehicles that seat five. All the vehicles have power points where you can recharge your devices, and are fitted with fridges to keep your drinks deliciously frosty.
Walking safaris
Discover the smaller ecosystems that tend to pass unnoticed from a vehicle: explore the bush by foot, accompanied by an expert armed guide and Masai tracker.
Bush picnics
Leave camp with the rising sun at dawn and enjoy a packed breakfast or lunch to maximize your game-viewing time.
Fly camping
Spend the night in a simple fly camp in a quiet corner of the conservancy and enjoy splendid meals cooked over the campfire with only the sounds of the bush for company. (at an additional cost)
Children’s safari programme
Our bush guides are all family men who have themselves been raised on these plains. They 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.
Cultural & community visits
Arrange a visit to one of the nearby Masai villages to learn more about the magnificent culture that has defined this corner of Africa for centuries.
Research projects
With Naboisho’s focus on conservation, a number of research programs are conducted within the conservancy, and resident researchers can sometimes be available to share their exciting findings with guests in the camp.
Hot-air balloon safaris
This is a romantic and evocative way to experience the wilderness of East Africa. Nothing can beat the feeling of gliding silently over the game-filled plains on a balloon safari, as the early-morning sun rises over the horizon.
packages we offer!!!
3 days Mara Naboisho conservancy safari
