Alojamientos vacacionales en Ololaimutiek Village

Mama Safi Guesthouse- Jua house

We are proud to invite you to stay in our beautiful houses, situated only 3 Kms from the entrance to the Sekanani Masai Mara Game Park. Nestled on 88 acres in the migratory corridor of the Sekanani valley, our guest houses feature stunning views of the Mara. From the gentle sunrise peeking over the adjacent hills to the spectacular sunsets from the comfort of the terrace, you will be treated to the tranquility that truly makes Kenya an absolute treasure for visitors from around the world.

The Pink Container Farmstay - Maasai Mara 🐘🦁🦓🦛

Located just a 15 minute drive from the Sekenani gate of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, our fully solar powered one bedroom container house is set in its own small private garden within our farm (Kobi Farm) near Nkoilale. It comprises of an open plan lounge and self catering kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom and outside seating areas. The house sleeps 2 guests in a queen size bed, we can also provide a garden tent with camp beds and beddings for a maximum of 2 additional guests.

Nolari Mara Private Tent

This memorable place is anything but ordinary. Perched above the sweeping plains of the Masai Mara, Nolari Mara is a private safari camp made for those who want to experience the wild in its purest form. With a beautiful tent, you’ll have the entire camp to yourself — complete with a private deck, sweeping views, and the sounds of nature all around you. The rate includes full board. We do have a self catering rate available at $300 per night. Please get in touch to find out more.

Amazing view, Masai Mara surrounded by wildlife

Privat house with stunning views of the entire Masai Mara. Hear the lions roaring in the twilight, the hyenas yaw at the campfire and wake up with giraffes and zebras. Located safely next to Oldarpoi Wageni Safari Camp with personalized service, restaurant and 24-hour guards, and personalized safari arrangements. When you live at Wageni, you contribute to sustainable development for people in the local community. Oldarpoi Wageni finances a school and runs Nashulai Concervancy.

Kitumo Mara Lodges - Kenya

Escape to our captivating Airbnb safari lodge – a spacious, family-friendly oasis spanning two floors. Accommodating four guests with comfort and style, enjoy the airy living area with tasteful décor and natural light. Entertain with a modern flat-screen TV and smart lighting. Outside, a private pool awaits for ultimate relaxation. Experience contemporary luxury amidst untamed wilderness – book your stay today for an enchanting retreat.

Kobe House

Beautiful open-layout safari home in the middle of the greater Maasai Mara. Our 4-bedroom house has been designed for optimal comfort, multiple seating & dining areas, fun activities and beautiful sunsets. Whether you are looking for your dream safari holiday, a Nairobi weekend escape or an inspiring working space - Kobe can offer it all..! Your stay includes the services of the Kobe Mara security team, housekeeper, chef and manager

Maasai Family Home Stay. Camping or Hut.

Authentic Maasai Home Stay in walking distance, about 2 km, of Sekenani Gate to Maasai Mara. Camp or stay inside a traditional cow dung and mud Maasai Manyatta hut. Cook yourself or enjoy Maasai cooking. Local restaurants are in walking distance. We can arrange a safari and hikes outside the park. Park entrance is $100 to 200 per person and a safari jeep is around $250 and up.

Narasha Homestay - Maasai Mara

Katambe Tickets presents an exclusive package at Narasha Homestay - Maasai Mara, located in Talek. This serene retreat offers a garden, shared lounge, and a range of amenities to make your stay unforgettable. Enjoy access to a private terrace, free parking, and complimentary WiFi, all while surrounded by the beauty of Maasai Mara.

Eco Cabin in Maasai Mara

Situated by the Ololaimutia Gate to enter Maasai Mara for your safari, our Eco Cabins are part of a socially responsible initiative and they are building with plastic bottles filled with sand, which are collected by the Maasai women in the area.