Porini Mara Camp

Privacy is key at the Porini Mara Camp, a small and tastefully established camp located in the Ol Kinyeni Conservancy section of the Masai Mara Game Reserve.
With only six tents, the atmosphere is relaxed and intimate, with a focus on simplicity and comfort very present. The Camp is located on the banks of the Laetoli,
with beautiful spring views on offer to all who stay.

Meals are served at a communal dining table in the main tent area, a small sitting section open to guests to enjoy during the day.
Tents are elevated so that guests have views out over the open plains and guests can choose to relax there or chat with fellow guests
while seated around the main camp area, always on the lookout as the conservancy often sees animals roaming through the Camp.

Location

Porini Mara Camp is located in the Ol Kineyni Conservancy of the Masai Mara Game Reserve, the natural spring waters of the Laetoli bringing beauty and tranquility to the area.
Flights from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport will take approximately 45 minutes with guests arriving at Naiboisha’s Ol Seki Airstrip,
a further 20-minute drive taking guests to the Camp. Driving from Nairobi is possible, however, the drive will take around five hours.

Rooms / Tents

With only six spacious and comfortable tents on site, Porini Mara Camp offers an understated luxury safari stay,
accommodation equipped with log cabin-style furniture, and classic African safari-style tents.
Long in design, all tents have a small deck equipped with a table and chairs, the perfect place to sit and enjoy the silence of the bush.

The five Luxury Tents can be made up with a king bed or two single beds to make up a Twin Room while the one Family or Group Tent has two separate bedrooms,
separated by a common sitting area. Bathrooms are en-suite with a shower, toilet and basin.

Amenities

• WiFi in Public Areas
• Picnics
• Sundowners
• Small Lounge and Bar Area
• Fire Pit
• Dining Tent with Communal Table

Places Of Interest

Guests staying at Porini Mara Camp are taken out on early morning and late afternoon game drives, with the option to enjoy night drives on the Ol Kinyeni Conservancy.
Guided bush walks led by an experienced safari guide will take guests through open plains and wooded areas.

These bush walks offer a chance to get to know more about small wildlife, flora and fauna.
Bird watching is popular in this region with over 600 species of birds known to be found in this area.
Local Masai villagers share their hunting techniques, daily rituals and stories of their past when guests visit nearby tribes.

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