Naboisho Camp in Kenya's Mara Naboisho Conservancy

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Naboisho Camp is an incredible safari destination in a private conservancy adjacent to the Masai Mara National Reserve.

Here, you can experience an all-encompassing safari, where resident wildlife thrives year-round. Our fully refurbished guest tents provide luxurious and spacious interiors, revealing stunning views of the Naboisho plains. Elephant and buffalo roam the open valley opposite the camp, and lion can be heard roaring most nights. Naboisho provides the ideal combination of a stylish camp in a game-rich area where tourism, conservation, and community blend harmoniously. Enjoy the conservancy’s thriving wildlife on walking and night safaris and create unforgettable memories by fly camping in the bush overnight. Our specially adapted and designed photo safari vehicles assure avid enthusiasts of the best opportunities on dedicated photo safari adventures.

CLOSEST AIRSTRIP: MARA OL SEKI, A 45-MIN DRIVE FROM CAMP

FAMILIES: CHILDREN AGED 5 AND OLDER

OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND

Naboisho Camp's main entrance with high thatched ceiling, wooden furnishings, sculptural seating, and open views across green savannah framed by acacia trees.

Feel welcomed with striking panoramic views as you arrive at Naboisho Camp.

Naboisho Camp's stone-edged swimming pool, shaded loungers, and open lounge areas, set against expansive savannah views at sunset.

Soak and unwind in the camp’s peaceful pool area.

Naboisho Camp's open-sided lounge with comfortable seating, wooden beams, woven décor, and a bar area, opening onto greenery and shaded outdoor spaces.

Relax and share safari stories in the open-sided lounge area.

Wake to uninterrupted views across the Mara from the comfort of your suite.

Interior of a luxury safari double room at Naboisho Camp with king bed, warm furnishings, large windows, and a private deck overlooking open savannah.

Enjoy sweeping conservancy views from your spacious room at Naboisho.

A standalone luxury family suite at Naboisho Camp with a thatched roof, raised deck, and steps, surrounded by green savannah and scattered acacia trees under a bright sky.

Enjoy the privacy in the family suite at Naboisho Camp.

Naboisho's pen-air safari bathroom with stone walls, twin indoor wash areas, and a private outdoor shower courtyard.

Relax in the open-air bathroom with outdoor side-by-side shower.

The family suite interior of Naboisho's luxury safari family suite with lounge and dining area, sliding glass doors, and a wooden deck overlooking expansive savannah views.

The spacious lounge area of the family suite at Naboisho.

Interior of a luxury twin at Naboisho camp room featuring two beds, warm lighting, woven textures, and large windows overlooking surrounding conservancy.

Naboisho's luxurious twin safari room with views out onto the conservancy.

Guests enjoy the swimming pool at Naboisho Camp, with loungers, shaded seating, and wide-open savannah stretching into the distance under a clear sky.

Cool off and take in the views from the pool area.

Guests gather beside a safari vehicle and mobile bar under a lone acacia tree, enjoying sundowner drinks on open grassland at sunset.

Safari sundowners in the Naboisho Conservancy beneath an acacia tree.

Naboisho Camp's lounge featuring a roaring fireplace, comfortable seating, wooden beams, and a deck overlooking the savannah and pool at dusk.

In the evening enjoy the views from the cosy lounge and pool area.

Guests ride in an open safari vehicle during a night game drive from Naboisho Camp, illuminated by red lights against a vast savannah and dramatic twilight sky.

Discover local wildlife after dark on a night game drive.

Naboisho Camp is a stylish haven with nine elegant tents.

A herd of zebra walks across sunlit grassland as guests watch from a safari vehicle at sunset, with open plains stretching into the distance.

Guests watch on as Zebra cross the savannah during a golden safari drive.

A leopard walks alertly through green savannah grass, its spotted coat and raised tail clearly visible against the open plains of the Naboisho Conservancy.

A leopard prowls through the Naboisho Conservancy.

A black-backed jackal stands in tall savannah grass, ears pricked and body poised, with its distinctive dark saddle marking visible.

A black-backed jackal scans the grasslands of the Naboisho Conservancy.

elephant at the river, Naboisho Camp, mara naboisho conservancy, keny

A lone elephant pauses for a drink in the golden light of the savannah.

Giraffe standing next to acacia tree, naboisho camp, mara naboisho conservancy, kenya

Giraffes quietly browsing close to camp, pure safari magic.

ACCOMMODATION & AMENITIES

Naboisho Camp is designed to provide a spacious and airy atmosphere. It features nine stylish tents with king-sized or twin beds, indoor and outdoor hot-water showers. The tents are cleverly conceived to offer stunning views of the Naboisho plains, even from the outdoor shower. Each tent has a daybed on which to relax between game drives or choose to enjoy the views from the comfortable main lounge and swimming pool. The private veranda in front of your tent is perfect for secluded romantic sundowners or an early morning coffee.

9 TENTS (INCLUDING 2 FAMILY SUITES)

BATTERY-CHARGING FACILITIES

COMPLIMENTARY LAUNDRY SERVICE

EN SUITE BATHROOMS

INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SHOWERS

SOLAR AND GENERATOR POWER

WI-FI

IN-ROOM SPA TREATMENTS

Located in the private Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Naboisho Camp is a small and exclusive haven of hospitality and comfort.

The conservancy is one of many non-profit conservancies surrounding the renowned Masai Mara National Reserve. The Maasai people and tourism operators like Asilia collaborate to manage these conservancies, with all tourism fees going towards conservancy management and lease payments for the Maasai landowners. The relationship represents the perfect meeting point of conservation, community development, and sustainable tourism.

Best time to visit Naboisho Camp

Lion eating their prey, hyena and jackal in the background, naboisho camp, mara naboisho conservancy, kenya

June - September

High: 25°C / 77°F Low: 11°C / 52°F Rainfall: 82.5mm / 3.25in

The Masai Mara’s peak season is now, and it is a sensational experience. The weather is dry, bringing perfect conditions for both game drives and walking safaris. The Mara Reserve is densely packed with both the migrating herds of the Migration and the high number of tourists this annual spectacle attracts, while the Naboisho Conservancy continues to offer world class game viewing without the crowds. The density and variety of wildlife in the conservancy continues to impress, even against the mass of the Migration in the adjacent reserve.

green trees, brown grass, cloudy sky landscape in mara naboisho conservancy, kenya, naboisho camp

October - January

High: 27.5°C / 81.5°F Low: 12°C / 54°F Rainfall: 116.25mm / 5.475in

Now is a quieter season and a bird lover’s paradise. Migratory birds arrive during the short rains in November and December, causing the landscapes to turn green again. Walking safaris are beautiful and rewarding after the short rains, and photography conditions are perfect in the clean air. Resident wildlife within the conservancy is strong year-round, making this a highly sought-after time of the year for photographers.

sundowner set up by campfire in the bush, naboisho camp, mara naboisho conservancy, kenya

February - May

High: 26.5°C / 79.75°F Low: 12.5°C / 54.5°F Rainfall: 152.5mm / 6in

February is predominantly dry, offering superb game viewing in the warm and sunny conditions. By mid-March, the long rains tend to be starting, creating muddy and challenging conditions for game drives within the conservancy. By May, the rains are beginning to subside, the conservancy is green and lush, and there is a strong sense of exclusivity to be enjoyed due to the low tourist numbers.

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Rates & Seasonality*

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* Rates are correct at the time of publishing and subject to change

Minimum 2 adults | Minimum 2 nights per camp | 7+ nights must be consecutive

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Your Questions Answered

How do I get to Naboisho Camp?

The closest airstrip to Asilia Africa’s Naboisho Camp is Mara Ol Seki, 45 minutes away.

Does Naboisho Camp allow children?

Absolutely! Families with children over 5 are more than welcome to stay with us. We have two spacious family suites, designed with family safaris in mind.

What wildlife can I see at Naboisho Camp?

The Mara Naboisho Conservancy has an even higher density of animals than the neighbouring Masai Mara National Reserve, and one of the world’s most concentrated lion populations, offering superb game viewing year-round.

What are the best months to visit Naboisho Camp to see the Great Migration?

Migration viewing from within the conservancy is not guaranteed, but is most likely in August and September. However, the conservancy boasts excellent resident wildlife year-round.

What happens on a game drive?

Our experienced safari guides explore the plains and valleys of the conservancy in customised 4×4 vehicles. Game drives occur twice daily, and our vehicles are designed to ensure safety and comfort, with snacks and cold drinks provided to make your experience even more enjoyable.

What will we eat at Naboisho Camp?

Our chefs prepare the food on-site at camp. We buy fresh vegetables and source food from the communities as locally as possible.

What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?

Please let us know your dietary requirements before arrival; we’ll happily accommodate.

What should I wear on safari in Mara Naboisho Conservancy?

When going on a safari, it’s best to wear neutral-coloured clothing suitable for the season and light synthetic hiking shoes that can be used for various safari activities. Also, remember that small planes have a baggage weight limit of 15kg (33 lbs).

Does your camp have electricity and running water?

Yes, Naboisho Camp is solar-powered (with a backup generator), and tents include en suite bathrooms with both indoor and outdoor hot water showers, and flushing toilets.

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Leopard in the grass, naboisho camp, mara naboisho conservancy, kenya

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What a wonderful place! We went to Naboisho Camp as part of our honeymoon and it was incredible. All of the team made us feel so welcome. The food and drink were amazing

Stephanie V

Game drive at sunrise watching pride of lion, Naboisho Camp, mara naboisho conservancy, kenya

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I can’t even begin to describe how special of a trip this was. My wife and I both cried leaving because of how amazing the staff were. I couldn’t recommend more this camp to anyone!

Ben S

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This camp is nothing short of spectacular! From their staff, to the guides, to the management they were incredible. The food is also incredible. You can't go wrong here!