Enkewa Mara Camp Maasai Mara, Kenya

Enkewa Mara is located in a private concession of 36 hectares on the Southeastern border of the Masai Mara’s National Reserve, on the border of Serengeti National Park. Accommodation is either at Ekewa mara camp or Enkewa Bush Camp.

Enkewa Mara Camp is located on the southeastern boarder of Maasai Mara’s National Reserve close to Siana Spring sitting on Olderkesi community. . It is the wildest region and least transited area of the reserve, with a great variety of landscapes, flora and fauna. You’ll find elusive species such as leopard, black rhinoceros and wild dog.

The Camp’s priority is to make sure that the clients have had a unique experience and much fun in African way. With a reduced number of tents allow the camp to offer quality and give a good character to the camp.

The camp has a living area, library and bar service. The chef serves Mediterranean and international cuisine. There is also a central open area with hammocks for relaxing and reading, surrounded by a variety of trees and birdlife. Guests are welcome to gather around the campfire in the evening.

Activities include day and night game drives. Cultural visits to local Maasai villages are available. Transfers from local airstrips, reserve gates and Nairobi can be arranged. Bush breakfast and lunch can be arranged. The camp is eco sustainable. It uses solar power, manages waste and uses no pumps or generators. An ecological vegetable patch supplies the camp with fresh fruit and vegetables.

Enkewa Mara Bush Camp Accommodation

There are double and triple tents, each with a complete en-suite bathroom. There’s a dining mess tent and lounge with bar service. International and Mediterranean cuisine. Being an eco-friendly camp, sustainable practices are used regards waste management, solar energy is used, there is a vegetable garden and no pumps or generators that might interfere with your peace are used. Water is filtered and purified with UV and tents are places according to a geobiology analysis of magnetic fields and radiations.

Enkewa Mara Camp

Enkewa Mara Bush Camp Activities

1. Game Drives – Day
2. Game Drives – Night
3. Sundowner
4. Cultural Visit
5. Balloon Safaris

Enkewa Mara Bush Camp Excludes

1. All flights
2. Premium drinks & Champagne
3. Personal & travel insurance
4. Exclusive use of 4×4 vehicle
5. Gratuities
6. Personal Effects

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