Ol Seki Hemingways Mara sits on a ridge inside the Naboisho Conservancy, a small camp built for wide views over the surrounding grassland and a guiding style shaped by the conservancy’s deliberately low visitor density.
A handful of spacious tents with private verandas facing the ridge’s view, finished in a warm, contemporary safari style.
Kenyan and international dishes served with panoramic views, often taken on an open deck overlooking the plains below.
Game drives across Naboisho and neighbouring conservancies, walking safaris, and cultural visits with Maasai guides from the local community.
The conservancy’s restricted vehicle numbers and healthy resident predator population make for consistently strong lion and cheetah sightings without the crowding found in the main reserve.
The ridge-top position gives a naturally elevated, wide-angle view over the grassland below, useful for landscape shots that include the conservancy’s rolling topography.
The camp is a direct partner in Naboisho’s community conservancy model, with lease fees paid to Maasai landowners forming the backbone of the conservancy’s continued protection.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
