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The concession sits near the Tanzanian border, which puts it close to the route the wildebeest and zebra use when the Great Migration crosses into the Mara between July and October. The area also holds a notable concentration of black rhino.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp is owner-run by José Serrano, who has lived and worked in Kenya for more than twenty years. The guiding team is entirely Maasai. One of the camp's guides, Dominic Maatany, holds Gold Level certification from the Kenya Professional Guides Association — the highest level the association awards, and, at the time of certification, he was the youngest guide to reach it.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp supports community projects in the surrounding area, including a dispensary and borehole built at Ositeti, and contributes to local school funding. 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The family units each connect two en-suite rooms through a shared lounge and terrace; the larger configuration sleeps up to five.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eA hippo pool sits within the camp. The al-fresco dining area and bar face the river. A photography studio, run in partnership with Nikon, offers equipment hire, classes for all skill levels, and fine art printing on site.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out in custom-built four-wheel-drive vehicles with experienced guides and cover lion, elephant, cheetah, and the wider Big Five. Balloon safaris can be arranged, lifting off before dawn. Guided bush walks with an armed ranger operate outside the reserve boundary and focus on tracking: elephant, giraffe, and zebra spoor, and the smaller detail the vehicles drive past. 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The conservancy shares an ecosystem border with Naboisho, and wildlife — wildebeest, zebra, elephant, giraffe, eland — moves freely between the two.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp holds eight tented suites, taking a maximum of sixteen guests at a time. Each tent sits beneath olive trees and bougainvillea; inside, botanical fabric runs from ceiling to headboard, with black-and-white prints and ochre tones throughout. Every suite has a plunge pool, en-suite bathroom, and a deck. The lounge and dining areas open onto a waterhole that giraffe, eland, zebra and baboons visit daily.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives run at sunrise and before sunset. Night drives cover the conservancy's nocturnal residents — aardvark and civet among them. A resident leopard has been documented on the property. Guided walking safaris go out with a Maasai tracker. Guests can also visit Maasai villages on the conservancy's neighbouring land. 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The camp sits inside the Masai Mara National Reserve itself, a rare position that means guests are not turned out at closing time like visitors based outside its borders. Founded by wildlife photographers, the camp built its game-viewing programme around them: Land Cruisers are modified with lowered sides for shooting, and beanbags stand in for tripods. Maasai guides lead two drives daily, dawn and late afternoon, tracking open plains, riverbank, and acacia woodland in turn. It is a compact stay, solar-powered and run with a light hand on the land. Guests can add a hot air balloon flight at dawn, a private bush dinner on the savanna, or a visit to a nearby Maasai village. Meals are taken in a communal dining tent, prepared fresh each day. A portion of proceeds goes toward education and economic programmes for Maasai families in the area. 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Game drives depart at dawn and late afternoon in private-use four-by-fours, with routes tailored daily to what you want to see. Rangers lead one walking safari per group along the edge of the reserve. Bush breakfasts unfold under acacia on the open plains; sundowner drinks are served at vantage points chosen that afternoon. The camp runs entirely on solar power stored in an inverter system, with a standby generator. Fans and hairdryers are available on request. Three family tents comprise a double room and a twin room, both en suite, linked by a shared lounge. Hot-water bottles are placed in beds each evening. Dinner is served outdoors along the riverbank, with all guests and hosts seated together. The camp can be booked exclusively. Laundry is hand-washed and returned within a day. Guests can arrange visits to the Mara Elephant Project, the Mara Predator Project, and the Mara Raptor Project, with talks given in camp. Maasai beading ladies visit on request to teach the craft. 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Guests on the game package get a private 4x4 and a KPSGA-certified guide, so drives run on no fixed schedule and can linger at a sighting as long as the light holds. Meals are built around personal preference rather than a set menu, with bush breakfasts, dinners under the stars, and in-suite dining arranged through a private butler. A pool above the plains gives a place to cool off through the heat of the day, and evenings gather around a campfire after the day's drive. Walking safaris run in the cooler hours with a ranger alongside the guide. Check-in is at noon. 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It is a family-run operation, not a chain, and the same Maasai guide who leads the morning game drive often walks with guests at dawn and sits with them at a village visit later in the week. Days run around two drives, morning and evening, with a bush breakfast set up in open country on request, eggs and coffee served with nothing between the table and the horizon. There is no artificial light nearby, so the stargazing sessions run under an unbroken sky, guides pointing out the stars the Maasai have long used to track seasons and cattle. Between drives, guests can sit on a private deck above the river, where hippos move below and birds land close by, or use the on-site lounge, campfire area and Wi-Fi. Beadwork workshops with local artisans round out the cultural side. 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