Naboisho Camp

Naboisho Camp is one of the more luxury style camps of the new, small camps in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Surrounded by untouched savanna and dense thicket, it is located in a game-rich area where guests are frequently witness to spectacular wildlife events.

Naboisho Camp is the sister camp of Rekero inside the national reserve, and it shares Rekero’s focus on top-quality guiding. Guests at Naboisho often do an all-day game drive in the national reserve and the two camps occasionally share vehicles and guides. Guests booked into one camp may be able to spend a night or two in the other, as the conservancy and the reserve complement each other very well.

The camp is a wonderful combination of raw bush and luxurious home comforts. Incorporating stone and wood, it has more permanent structures than most of its neighbours, yet the camp is unfenced, and the lounge – a large, stone-built building – and guest tents look out across a broad plain. The grass in part of this area, closest to the lounge deck, is kept short, giving guests a safe garden area for outdoor meals.

There are seven tents (standard) and two very large family tents. With solid plinths under the tents, stone walling in the open-air bathrooms and extensive use of decking, wooden pillars and makuti roof tiles, Naboisho Camp has something of the feeling of a contemporary country house, a mood accentuated by the stylish furnishings, including a pair of softly cushioned wicker chairs and a daybed in the vestibule at the front of each tent.

*For a full list of available activities, the best time of the year to visit, and any other relevant enquiries, please contact a Sister Hippo Travel Consultant!