Porini Camps - The Exclusive Kenya Safari Experience

A safari at one of the award winning Porini Camps in Kenya is unlike any other.

The camps are small and authentic with rustic charm combined with creature comforts, such as private bathrooms with flush toilets.

Each camp is situated within a private wildlife conservancy for an intimate safari experience away from hordes of minibuses and crowds of tourists.

A Porini safari is for the true wildlife enthusiast who wishes to get close to nature and enjoy an undisturbed personal adventure with a knowledgeable and qualified safari guide. Guided walks with Maasai warriors allow you to become engrossed in the African wilderness and track the footprints of the big cats and their prey. Night game drives in safari jeeps provide an opportunity to spot the nocturnal civet cat and caracal.

Porini Amboseli Camp

The Porini Amboseli safari camp is within an exclusive private wilderness having nine tents in the exclusive Selenkay Conservancy in the heart of Maasailand.

Porini Mara Camp

The exclusive Porini Mara Safari Camp located in the Kenya wilderness has six tents at the famous Masai Mara Reserve in the most beautiful wilderness areas in the Serengeti-Masai Mara eco-system.

Porini Lion Camp

Maasai Mara Accommodation available in the exclusive Porini Lion safari camp of ten tents in the Olare Orok conservancy situated in the Serengeti-Mara eco system.

Porini Rhino Camp

Porini Rhino Camp within the Ol Pejeta wildlife provides fantastic "Big Five" game viewing and opportunity to get close to the Black Rhino.

We suggest you visit more than one safari camp for a fantastic once in a lifetime wildlife experience saving time and travelling in comfort by flying to or between the camps.

The safari camps are luxury temporary tented structures minimising environmental impact but still providing comfortable accommodation with solar powered electricity and eco-friendly amenities.

The Porini camps within the Amboseli and Massai Mara conservancies within Kenya func tion so as to derive maximum benefit to the Masaai community who own the conservancies. The community not only benefits from tourism but this also ensures an added conservation incentive.