Mara Siana Camp in the Masai Mara celebrates its first year with spectacular animal sightings and adventures — lions, cheetahs, elephants and more!
A small upscale camp located in the newly formed Ripoi Conservancy, Mara Siana debuted last year in a stunning, largely undiscovered area just outside Masai Mara National Reserve.
Privacy, peace and quiet are assured at a camp with just six ensuite double tents (four kings and two twins) and a pair of luxury family tents with two bedrooms and two bathrooms each.
Game viewing is exceptional in and around the camp. The 13,500-acre conservancy features the “Big Seven” of East African wildlife — elephants, lions, leopards, rhino, buffalo, cheetahs and African wild dogs.
In addition to morning and late afternoon game drives, Mara Siana offers guided bush walks through a landscape dappled in savannah, woodland, and grassy plains.
And unlike the national reserve where night drives are forbidden, guests can venture out after dark when many of the Mara’s animals are most active. Meanwhile, the camp is well positioned for viewing the Great Migration when it swings through the region in July and August.
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