Royal Mara Safari Lodge

A front row seat to the great migration and a plethora of wildlife, the Royal Mara Safari Lodge is located in the animal-rich Mara North Conservancy of the Masai Mara. Eight luxury suites offer guests an intimate safari experience with a small main lounge area the ideal place to relax any time of the day, perhaps sinking into a book from the small library.

Meals are enjoyed in a variety of dining locations from the lodge’s restaurant to private dining on your suite deck to a bush dinner under the stars. Food is gourmet with local flavors mixed together with African flare and a variety of other cuisine choices presented to please all palates. Alternative activity options include a visit to a Maasai village.

Location

Royal Mara Safari Lodge is located in the Mara North Conservancy around four and a half hours from Nairobi by car and one hour from the Oloolo Gate of the Masai Mara. Located along the Mara River, views of the river from the lodge and rooms offer the opportunity to watch animals at play any time of the day.

Rooms / Tents

Royal Mara Safari Lodge has a small complement of rooms with only eight luxury raised guest suites. These spacious accommodations are situated on the river front and comprise double vanities, a hot shower and electricity. Furnishings are hand-carved with some features immensely decorative such as the doors, some items bolder than others such as the four-poster beds.

A wardrobe, writing desk and small sitting area can be found in the room with a safe deposit box for guests’ peace of mind. Guests can enjoy complimentary wifi from within their room or from the comfort of their private river frontage deck.

Amenities

• Small library
• Dining area
• Garden
• Complimentary WiFi
• Comfortable lounge
• Laundry services
• Wake-up call

Game Viewing / Activities

Cheetah coalitions, lion prides and a plethora of plains game enjoy the lush landscapes of the Masai Mara and Mara North Conservancy. This is the perfect spot to witness the great migration, a thunderous drive of thousands of wildebeest crossing the Mara River between Kenya and Tanzania. Game drives are done in closed 4×4 vehicles with pop-up roofs and conducted early in the morning and in the late afternoon.

‘Big Five’ viewing is spectacular here with herds of elephant and buffalo ready to share their space with safari-goers at any minute. Birding is brilliant and walking safaris allow guests to truly immerse themselves into the wildlife wonder of the region. Hot air balloon safaris can also be arranged by the lodge with night drives possible in this conservancy.

Organized by Adventure In The Wild Safaris