The Naboisho Conservancy of the Greater Masai Mara is perfect walking safari territory and our Kenya head guide, Roelof Schutte, loves nothing more than taking guests to explore this wild place on foot. You will also have the opportunity to sleep under the stars by spending two nights fly camping in a remote and unique spot.

For a safari experience that captures some of the best locations and experiences on offer across Kenya and Tanzania (and optionally, Zanzibar), look no further than this itinerary. Incorporating the Mara Naboisho Conservancy for its excellent game viewing and the opportunity for walking safaris, alongside the Serengeti with its annual Migration of wildebeest and the multitude of predators that rely on it for sustenance, before wrapping up at the World Heritage site of the Ngorongoro Crater. For…

The Greater Mara Area refers to the Masai Mara Reserve as well as the private conservancies adjacent to the reserve and in the surrounding area. By combining the Masai Mara with the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, this itinerary offers superb wildlife viewing across two locations, but with all the added advantages that a conservancy-based safari experience offers.

Pure Kenya is ideal for those who wish to experience African wilderness in the legendary Chyulu Hills, combined with incredible sightings of Africa’s Big Five in the famous Masai Mara.

This itinerary offers an experience of the essence of Kenya, starting with a night in Nairobi and then 3 nights each in two different safari locations. The exploration can end there or continue for another 3 days with some added relaxation at the beach. While Kenya has widely varying experiences available, this trip encompasses the highlights to accommodate time constraints without rushing the enjoyment.

Don’t be fooled by the length of this safari, it may be short, but it packs a punch combining two of Kenya’s most iconic destinations - The Rift Valley and The Masai Mara!

Choose from multi-day walks, horse-riding safaris, fishing, log cabin retreats, authentic cultural interaction, fly camping, and much more.

East Africa is renowned for offering visitors the chance to spot some of the world’s most iconic wildlife species in their natural habitats.

Our passionate and knowledgeable staff are nothing short of the best. Meet some of the Asilia family here.

The backdrop of the dramatic Wildebeest Migration is the Greater Serengeti-Mara Ecosystem – an area that covers both Kenya and Tanzania.

Common questions related to planning your first safari in East Africa with Asilia.

Meaning ‘genuine’ or ‘authentic’ in Swahili, we’ve built a reputation for incredible safari experiences and our unwavering commitment to empowering both people and nature alike in the region.

The backdrop of the dramatic Wildebeest Migration is the Greater Serengeti-Mara Ecosystem – an area that covers both Kenya and Tanzania.

Meaning ‘genuine’ or ‘authentic’ in Swahili, we’ve built a reputation for incredible safari experiences and our unwavering commitment to empowering both people and nature alike in the region.

The earth vibrates with the thundering of millions of hooves as heaving herds of wildebeest, zebra and gazelles fill the plains to chase the rains in the epic annual struggle for survival known as the Great Migration. It is the greatest show on Earth, a natural spectacle like no other and a life-changing experience.

A compilation of common questions related to planning, booking and prepare for your safari with Asilia.

A compilation of common questions related to planning, booking and prepare for your safari with Asilia.

The Mara Naboisho Conservancy in southwest Kenya is a dream for wildlife enthusiasts. As well as cheetah, elephant and giraffe, the area has one of the highest concentrations of lion in the world.

Roelof is an exceptional walking guide and adventurous spirit. He brings boundless enthusiasm to any safari. Based in the Naboisho Conservancy of the Masai Mara in Kenya, he loves nothing more than exploring an area on foot, sleeping out in a remote spot in a fly camp and sharing his knowledge for wilderness areas and passion for conservation based on years of living and guiding in wild and remote places.

Situated on the edge of the savannah under the shade of acacia trees, Encounter Mara is a 10-tent camp within the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, bordering the famed Masai Mara reserve in southwest Kenya.

Whether you’re a seasoned photography buff with the very best lenses and gadgets, or a casual phone photographer, you’ll most likely wish to capture every memorable moment of your safari to look back on for years to come (and claim those bragging rights).

Tucked away in the tranquil Ol Chorro Losoit Valley between the Lemek Hills – a haven for wild dog – Mara House and Acacia House are in the 30,000-hectare Mara North Conservancy, adjacent to the Masai Mara National Reserve in south-west Kenya.

To most of us, a national park, game reserve, or conservancy are all the same. However, each one can offer varyingly different safari experiences so here’s how they differ from one another.

As a new year begins, we are incredibly lucky to be able to look back at a year filled with wonderful accomplishments, memories, and new adventures. Looking at the year that lies ahead, we hope to create even more unforgettable moments and brilliant memories with you.

Naboisho is now home to the Mara Naboisho Conservancy’s newest pool. During the heat of the day, enjoy a refreshing swim or lounge poolside with an ice-cold drink as wildlife pass by.

I had the pleasure of visiting Asilia’s Naboisho Camp earlier this year for a few days. I tend to research my travel choices heavily – and I take credit for our group of seven people choosing to stay at Naboisho!