Leopard Hill Masai Mara, In the middle of the African bush, Leopard Hill is our modern camp. The wildlife is so close that you feel like you can touch them from the deck of your tent. You are one with how great the desert is.

Leopard Hill is both a high-class place to live and a natural area. It is near several watering holes where animals come to drink.

You can open the tent’s ceiling by pressing a button in bed. An insect net is all that stands between you and the big African night sky.

The Leopard Hill camp is set in a private valley in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. From there, you can see three drinking holes with lots of wildlife and trees that are historically and culturally important to the Masai Mara. In the 1950s, lightning struck this twin tree, which is why it’s called the Double Fig Tree. The tree has a strange shape because it was split in half. The camp was built almost under this fig tree, so the sunrises are great.

As you sip your coffee on the patio in the morning, you can watch the sun rise over the eastern horizon. The sky is filled with beautiful colors, and the Double Fig Tree’s silhouette adds to the beauty.

• Open throughout the year
• 4 uniquely designed spacious deluxe tents, a family tent and a honeymoon suite making a total of 14 beds all with an adjustable motorized roof in the tents,
• Guided Walking Safaris by our Maasai guides
• Day & Night game drives
• Sundowners and bush meals on the savannah
• Visit to Community Projects
• Maasai culture talks & storytelling around the campfire
• Self-instructed Yoga
• Massage