Asilia Giving
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Supporting your favourite project has never been easier. AsiliaGiving is an online platform that directs funds to our charities in the U.S.A. and the U.K. Run by independent boards, the charities are responsible for the disbursement of funds to causes that have been vetted by us, and are essential to the continued existence of Africa’s wild places. Asilia covers the running costs of the charities so you are assured that 100%* of your donation goes to the project of your choice. *Less bank charges.
Meet the Maa Trust
The Maa Trust is an Asilia Positive Impact implementing partner, working with community-owned conservancies in the Masai Mara in Kenya. The organisation works to increase the benefits of wildlife and conservation to Maasai families, and empower local people by promoting small business startups to increase development. Asilia is proud to support The Maa Trust’s Honey and Beadwork programmes. Maa Beadwork is the Trust’s largest income generating programme for women, and currently employs 579 women who craft beautiful beadwork that is sold at camps within the Mara Conservancies and ethical shops around the world. From the income generated, women are able to improve the lives of their families by providing clean water, install a solar power system to provide lighting for homework and enabling children who previously could not afford to go to school, to start their education.
Featured Projects
Four Great Locations For A Family Reunion Safari In East Africa
By Anwynn Louw – Digital Marketing Assistant Planning a multigenerational safari with grandparents, parents and children in tow means having to consider what each person would enjoy, appreciate, an...; Read More
A walking safari with Naboisho Camp manager Roelof Schutte
In January 2016, we had the pleasure of staying at Asilia Africa’s Naboisho Camp situated in the 210km² private Mara Naboisho Conservancy in Kenya, during Make It Kenya’s #KenyaLive campaign. Our a...; Read More
Everything You Need to Know About The Great Wildebeest Migration
The ever-moving columns of wildebeest follow an age-old route in search of grazing and water that takes them across the plains of the Masai Mara in Kenya, all the way south into Tanzania, through t...; Read More
Electric Vehicles: The Future Of East African Safari Travel?
October 2019 saw the arrival of our first electric, solar-powered safari vehicle which joined the fleet at Ol Pejeta Bush Camp in northern Kenya. Its arrival will not only enhance the game-viewing...; Read More
Latest Positive Impact blogs
11 December
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit many of our Positive Impact partners hard. We're sharing with you an urgent appeal from Kenya Wildlife Trust to consider for the holiday season.
Read More27 November
For many, a sighting of the majestic lion on safari is at the top of a holidaymaker’s bucket list. The Tarangire Lion Project works to monitor long-term lion populations, mitigate human-carnivore c...
Read More25 November
The Maa Trust is an Asilia Positive Impact implementing partner, working with community-owned conservancies in the Masai Mara in Kenya.
Read More17 June
We release a report every year to showcase what we’ve accomplished with our Positive Impact implementing partners and the support of your contributions as friends and guests of Asilia.
Read More19 May
Like many of you, we’re all itching for the days where we can return to travel and back to our offices. To help keep us busy and do our part in protecting ourselves and others from the coronavirus,...
Read More18 May
This week, we have a special guest post from Josien Suntjens, a yoga and mindfulness teacher and safari guide based in Kenya, originally from the Netherlands. Josien recently had the opportunity to...
Read More30 April
Asilia Africa, East Africa’s leading safari operator, is offering discounts of up to 75% on a safari of a lifetime for healthcare and emergency service workers from anywhere in the world when trave...
Read More24 April
Asilia is thrilled to announce that we're partnering with the Mara Naboisho Conservancy and their COVID-19 crowdfunding campaign to support the people and wildlife that depend on their conservation...
Read More21 April
Each year, on the 22nd of April, the world celebrates Earth Day. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day and is especially unique due to the current COVID-19 pandemic the world is facing...
Read More05 April
It’s usually while you’re watching an epic wildlife documentary that the idea of going on safari is born and you begin plans to make this dream come to life. Whether it be a look into t...
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Sayari Camp - Welcome to your home away from home at Sayari.
Sayari Camp - Enjoy a private bubble bath with views of the Serengeti.
Sayari Camp - Enjoy stunning views of the Serengeti from your bedroom.
Sayari Camp - The kids' bedroom within the spacious family tent.
Sayari Camp - The lounge area at Sayari is the ideal spot to unwind and relax.
Sayari Camp - Relax at the bar and enjoy a fresh beer from the solar-powered microbrewery.
Sayari Camp - Enjoy breakfast indoors or outdoors and take full advantage of the Serengeti views surrounding you.
Sayari Camp - Cool off in our gorgeous pool or enjoy dinner outside with views of the region surrounding you.
Sayari Camp - Take a dip in the pool and watch as wildlife stroll past camp.
Sayari Camp - Enjoy an indulgent massage and treatment in our spa or by your room.
Sayari Camp - A magical sundowner setup in the Serengeti National Park.
Sayari Camp - A walking safari brings you closer to wildlife and provides a deeper understanding of the ways of the land.
Sayari Camp - Guests enjoying lunch in the Serengeti.
Sayari Camp - Witness the epic Great Migration with us.
Sayari Camp - A huge Nile crocodile tries to grab a wildebeest during a river crossing.
Sayari Camp - A lioness looks for an easy opportunity during the Great Migration.
Sayari Camp - A leopard watches for prey from a high vantage point.
Sayari Camp - The Serengeti is home to an extraordinary number of wildlife and species.
Sayari Camp - Game drives through the Serengeti guarantee extraordinary sightings.
Special offers for our Kenyan and Tanzanian residents
Now is the perfect time to take advantage of our special low rates for residents of East Africa. Our national parks and reserves are abundant with wildlife, and with very few tourists you’ll feel like you have these open plains all to yourself. All of our staff, vehicles and camps have strict hygiene measures and protocols in place, and our friendly camp crew is ready and waiting to bring you an outstanding safari the Asilia way.
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Rely on us to arrange anything you may need, with a superb level of quality throughout.
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