Naibor camp Masai mara

The camp is located in southern Kenya between the Masai Mara Reserve and the Loita Hills on a private 10,000 acre conservancy within Ol Kinyei Group Ranch. 250km from Nairobi, 80km from Narok. Naibor camp Masai Mara is accessible either by regular scheduled flights from Nairobi (40mins)

The Naibor Camp masai mara can also be reached by road from Nairobi (41/2hrs). Please note that a four-wheel-drive vehicle is required.

The Camp is a striking combination of contemporary style and comfort and muted bush colours. Spacious pale-canvas tents accommodate king-size beds of fig-wood with soft quilts, wide sofas furnished with bolster cushions and wool rugs, each positioned for the maximum enjoyment of the surrounding views and complete privacy.

Each guest tent at the camp is a private unit complete with shady verandah, his & hers wash basins, en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and safari shower.

The tents nestle amongst yellow bark Acacia trees and are spaced so that each has a unique view of the surrounding bush and wildlife. The tents are furnished with solid, comfortable furniture so that you have the ultimate in camping luxury to come back to after exciting game drives or walks in the conservancy.

The main ‘mess’ tent is located centrally overlooking a salt-lick where animals regularly come to drink. Comfortable floor cushions, rugs and sofas invite the weary to relax and enjoy the sounds of the wilderness and the camp-fire provides a welcome spot for pre-dinner drinks in the evening. Meals are made from the finest fresh ingredients prepared by our experienced chefs. Dinner at The Masai mara Naibor camp is served at either the long banquet table or at private tables under the stars on request, whilst breakfast and lunch may either be served in camp or as a picnic during a morning of game watching.

Children under 8yrs are welcome on request, but please note that this is a private, wilderness destination so parental supervision is necessary at all times. They provide early dinners for children and a child-minding service for your convenience.

The location for Masai mara Naibor camp was chosen particularly for the opportunities for guests to really experience wildlife on a basic level as well as enjoy the exclusivity of a private area. Walking and mountain biking with our knowledgeable and experienced guides and Masai rangers are a very popular activity at the camp, allowing for some really memorable moments and a chance to see the bush from a very different perspective. Game drives and night drives are also a good opportunity to witness some of the varied and plentiful wildlife that inhabits the surrounding area.

Sundowners on nearby viewpoint give your mind a chance to relax and contemplate the vastness of Africa. Animals seen regularly in the conservancy include lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, gazelle, wildebeest, and zebra among others. Birdlife is very good around the camp and conservancy and we are proud to be one of the few places where the Karamoja Apalis bird is found.


As is the case with our other ventures, Naibor tented camp is engineered to involve local communities in preserving their wildlife and environment whilst providing them with an alternative source of income. This enables these rural populations to benefit from their natural resources in a sustainable and non-destructive way so to better is able to care for their families and improve their standard of living. As far as possible, we recruit camp staff from the immediate community and provide them with training and employment. The community receives a conservation fee for every bed night in the camp, which is then dedicated to social development projects. In addition, through our charitable trust; Asali Community Trust (ACT), we are hoping to be able to channel private investment and donations into micro-finance, health and education projects within the local area.

To take full advantage of everything on offer, stays at Naibor camp should be a minimum of 3 or 4 nights, though shorter stays are all welcome.