Entumoto Safari Camp

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Masai Mara Nature, Luxury, and Soulful Peace If you are looking for a place where luxury meets raw nature, this camp inside a private conservancy in Masai Mara is everything you could dream of! and more. The conservancy itself is stunning, bursting with wildlife all around. Imagine falling asleep surrounded by the sounds of nature and the nearby animals, while feeling perfectly safe thanks to the attentive guards stationed near your tent at night. It is a rare blend of adventure and absolute peace. The camp runs sustainably on solar power and has its own garden where fresh vegetables and fruits are grown. The food is delicious, the rooms are beyond wonderful; we stayed in one of the main rooms overlooking the conservancy. Waking up to that view is something you simply cannot put into words. Extremely clean, beautifully styled, and incredibly comfortable, it was the perfect space to unwind and slow down. The staff are truly what make the stay unforgettable: They are caring, attentive, and warm. You feel genuinely looked after in every small detail. The game drives, both in the conservancy and in the reserve, can be easily arranged through the camp. Their open safari cars really elevate the experience. A special mention to Alex, our guide — after 15 years, his passion still shines through. Knowledgeable, kind, and engaging, if you can request him, do it! There is also a pool with a breathtaking view, but the real game-changer is the sauna perched on a hill, overlooking the vast conservancy. It is impossible to describe the feeling of sitting there, breathing in the wilderness. This place is not just a stay; it is a complete reset for your mind, creativity, and soul. Breathtaking, grounding, and unforgettable. (Photos attached for a glimpse into the magic!)

From first contact with Entumotos excellent booking service to the welcoming at the camp and after, this was the most positive experience ever! Minimum 5 of 5 ⭐️ for the booking service! Wow! From landning in Nairobi and going back to Sweden, every transfer, flight and safaris were taken care of, we just had to be there and then we were cared for. The camp and it's location in the middle of the wilderness, easy 5⭐️! The scenario from the hills were absolute fantastic! At the camp they had thougth of everything, all sorts of available activities as well as relaxation by the pool. The people and their welcoming service minded approach 5⭐️ and wow's! The food was delicious, balanced, upscale but not pretentious! The guides, so proffessional as well as kind and funny to be around, +5⭐️! The game drives were fantastic, as soon as we were transported in the Landcruisers it was a game drive, the camp is surronded by wild life. We could not believe it, at least 5⭐️ to the animals! This was the trip of our life! Not matter how many days we would have stayed, we could have stayed some more! "Entumoto for ever!❤️" See you next time! Ann & Mikael

Outstanding stay filled with nature and nurture/care. Everybody at camp is dedicated to giving you an excellent experience. One reason I booked the camp was because there was no single supplement. As a solo traveler, it was nice to have a private tent, my own game drives (although the windshield had a huge crack and needs to be replaced), and a dining table with a stunning view to myself. Each meal was delicious; I will dream of the crème brûlée. Purity was my guide for the three days. She was an excellent driver and naturalist - and knew everything about the flora and fauna both in the Conservatory and the National Park. I took a walk up the hill with Dixon and learned so much about the medicinal plants that surround the camp. The benefit of staying in the conservatory is that you can bike and walk around (with a guide) instead of staying only at the hotel or in the car. You see so many animals on the drive into the park, so your tour doesn’t have to wait until you enter the park. I stayed two nights, which was sufficient. However, I recommend a minimum of three nights to really enjoy all that is on offer. I was glad that I took the inclusive package. It was nice to have so many options and not worry about any additional payments. The one experience I hesitate to recommend is the visit to the Massi village. I wish the Camp made it clear that there is a $100 “donation” expected. You cannot politely to decline to participate in activities. They demonstrate lighting a fire and then request $10 for the kindling; you listen to a talk followed by a request for donations ($20); they walk you around the market and “negotiate” two trinkets for $60. At this point, I walked away. I would have rather a donation go directly to the camp’s girl school and avoided this high-pressure situation. However, the overall stay was educational and inspiring. I will remember forever all of the animals seem, the comfortable accommodations, the delicious food and drink, and all the caretakers at Entumoto.