Entumoto Camp

Entumoto Private Safari Camp stands elevated in the hills of a private and secluded escarpment, commanding breathtaking views and sunsets over the Mara plains. Intimate and exclusive, it is designed to provide for your total comfort in the heart of Africa. It is located in the Siana conservancy, on the border of the legendary Masai Mara reserve.

Accommodation

Entumoto Main Camp offers 09 rooms;  04 family tented suites, comprising two double or twin rooms, each with en-suite bathrooms and a central lounge with fireplace, comfortably furnished including two divans which could double as beds – in all, ideal for a family, although four adults and four children could be comfortably accommodated.

They also offer 5 double or twin tents, bathroom en-suite, perfect for couples. Each tent has its own wide verandah on which, for instance, guests can enjoy early morning  tea or coffee or a relaxing afternoon upon the daybeds or evening sundowners.

Children are welcome. Trained rangers enjoy showing them the bush. Four out of the nine rooms are family rooms, plus they have the  pleasure of a swimming pool to keep themselves entertained.

Meals

Breakfast consists of a full range of fruits and cereals. You may then order a cooked English breakfast of your choosing either in camp or out under a lone thorn-tree on the savanna plains. Lunch a light affair – perfect for the heat of the day.
Pre-dinner drinks by the open fireplace in front of the dining room allows us all to share the adventures of the day.
Dinner is served at your convenience and is a delicious, varied 4 course meal.

Activities

Day game drives and night drives – when the bush really becomes alive.
Offers professional guides  to take you on bush walks – here you can learn in almost microscopic detail about animal spoor and droppings, small animals you would not normally notice, medicinal plants and trees. In fact, an insight into the incredible knowledge of bushlore the Maasai possess.
Open air breakfasts and lunches which create a special appetite and Cultural visits to a local Maasai manyatta or homestead kraal.