Saruni Eagle View

Saruni Eagle View sits on an escarpment inside Mara Naboisho Conservancy, with open savannah stretching below. Directly beneath camp there is a natural salt lick and waterhole that draws a steady stream of plains game and predators. You can watch this from the restaurant as you eat — the kitchen is Maasai-staffed and works with local produce — or from your tent's deck.

The camp holds eleven tents, divided into luxury tents and a family tent. Each luxury tent has a king-size or twin beds, a hot shower, a sunken bathtub, and a private deck. The family tent has two sleeping areas under a shared canvas roof, each with its own bathroom, and a shared deck. Toilets across the camp are bio-flush. The camp also has a pool.

Mara Naboisho is a private conservancy, which means lower vehicle numbers than the adjacent national reserve and access to game drives at night — something not permitted inside the Masai Mara National Reserve. Drives run in the early morning, late afternoon, and after dark. Guided walking safaris go out with Maasai guides who track by footprint and dung as well as sight. Hot air balloon flights can be arranged off-site.

Saruni Eagle View holds a Gold Eco-rating from Ecotourism Kenya. The camp is part of the Saruni group, which operates several other properties across the Mara ecosystem and in Samburu.