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Porini Mara Camp
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Porini Cheetah Camp
Porini Amboseli Camp
Porini Rhino Camp

Winner Kenya’s Leading Tented Safari Camp 2024
Porini Mara Camp

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Gamewatchers Safaris
Porini Lion Camp
Porini Cheetah Camp

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Customer Comments

[…] Nairobi Tented Camp Nairobi Tented Camp is an authentic tented camp in the heart of Nairobi National Park. It is the first accommodation of any sort to be allowed in this unique safari destination. There isn’t anywhere else in the world like it: a wilderness escape where you can savour the thrill of camping in the heart of thick forest right on the doorstep of Nairobi. […]

Posted By On a Safari in Nairobi? These Are Hotels You Should Know – Glamour.ke on Saturday 3rd December at 12:42

[…] Once outside Camp, we found ourselves in a large flat space. Joel said that the staff sometimes played football there! It was certainly large enough but clearly many animals crossed over it as I could see Elephant, Wildebeest, and Impala droppings – having had a lesson on identifying these back in the Porini Amboseli Camp. […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – The Last Days – Srini’s Blog on Thursday 2nd June at 15:59

[…] to keep up with its mom as the herd moved over the grassland. As we approached the border of Ol Kinyei with Naboisho, we saw a Dik Dik that peered at us curiously; then a Hyena sniffing the ground for […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – The Last Days – Srini’s Blog on Thursday 2nd June at 15:02

[…] On Saturday, we had our first full day at Ol Kinyei and Porini Cheetah Camp. We had great Morning and Afternoon Game drives with Joel and Phillip our […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – A day at the Masai Mara – Srini’s Blog on Friday 20th May at 10:08

[…] a gate with a large wooden arm tied down by a chain, and a sign proclaiming that we were entering Ol Kinyei Conservancy, a private […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – Ol Kinyei Conservancy – Srini’s Blog on Thursday 28th April at 13:39

[…] over 40 national parks and reserves, as well as private conservancies, choosing which safari destination to explore in Kenya can be […]

Posted By These 10 National Parks In Kenya Will Have You Book a Flight on Sunday 17th April at 02:04

[…] Porini Rhino Camp: They’ve seven en-suite luxurious tents. The camp has been designed to have minimal environmental influence. Costs from $385 per individual, per night time for full board on particular supply. […]

Posted By Find out how to Plan a Journey to Ol Pejeta Conservancy – The Least Traveled World on Friday 1st April at 18:33

[…] the 4×4 we met Steve and Cindy from San Diego, CA. They were guests at the Porini Amboseli Camp where we were headed next (or so we thought!) to freshen up before our planned afternoon game […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – Nairobi to Amboseli – Srini’s Blog on Thursday 31st March at 16:39

[…] Porini Rhino Camp: They have seven en-suite luxury tents. The camp has been designed to have minimum environmental impact. Prices from $385 per person, per night for full board on special offer. […]

Posted By How to Plan a Trip to Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Helen in Wonderlust on Friday 4th March at 16:26

[…] Park, southeast of Nairobi and on the Tanzanian border. We spend the next 2 nights at Porini Amboseli Camp in Selenkay Conservancy. We hope to see elephants with a backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest […]

Posted By Safari to Kenya – Planning – Srini’s Blog on Friday 11th February at 21:48

[…] Tsavo National Park is one of the largest game reserves in Kenya and in the world, offering a diverse range of habitats from mountains and rivers to plains and wooded grassland. The park is home to many different species including buffalo, cheetah, rhino and elephant. via […]

Posted By Which Activities Are Not Permitted In Wildlife Sanctuary? – Almazrestaurant on Monday 13th December at 18:39

[…] and continue driving through the stunning scenery of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley to explore Lake Nakuru National Park. The woodland and grassland surrounding the soda lake are home to an abundance of wildlife […]

Posted By 6 Days/5 Nights Amboseli, L.Nakuru and Mara Package – My Blog on Friday 28th May at 19:24

[…] Nakuru and continue driving through the stunning scenery of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley to explore Lake Nakuru National Park. The woodland and grassland surrounding the soda lake are home to an abundance of wildlife […]

Posted By 4 Days/3 Nights L.Nakuru and Mara Package – My Blog on Friday 28th May at 19:07

[…] Porini Lion Camp is situated in the private Olare Motogori Conservancy, this divine camp offers an authentic experience blended with luxurious touches. This camp is best known for its big cat sightings so that you can dwell safely amongst the wildlife during your stay. The camp is adjacent to the Ntiakatiak River, home to hippos that will keep you entertained before you tuck in. Expect an intimate camping experience, perfect for honeymooners and ‘bae-cations.’ […]

Posted By Top 10 Luxury Camps in Masai Mara – Dael Kenya Safari Tours on Sunday 16th May at 18:36

[…] on availability our first choice is with Porini Mara Camp in the Masai Mara. It is a smaller camp and VERY good customer […]

Posted By Kenya 2021 – Emily Alexandra Guglielmo on Monday 12th April at 22:51

[…] beautiful lakes of the Great Rift Valley, an area of stunning scenery just an hour from Nairobi. Lake Naivasha Country Club is a good quality hotel located on the lawns leading up to the lake’s pretty […]

Posted By Best Holiday Deals| Best Affordable Lodges in Naivasha Kenya on Saturday 3rd April at 14:10

[…] Virtual tourism definitely has great benefits to its consumers. They enjoy reduced costs thus saving money, there is less hassle to get to the destination, and one can see just about any place they’d like to see in the world. From the comfort of your home, you can visit the Great Barrier Reef, Jakarta in Indonesia, and experience places such as Porini Safari Camps. […]

Posted By Virtual Tourism // Is this Travel Trend the Future? on Tuesday 16th March at 20:45

[…] After your mountain trek, you could spend some time on safari at the exclusive camps and lodges in nearby Laikipia, Meru or Shaba. A perfect addition is Porini Rhino Camp. […]

Posted By Mount Kenya Climbing Safari Itineraries ( 6 Days Safari And 7 Days Safari) – Harry Adventure Safaris on Monday 15th March at 07:20

[…] For old hands: The 150-kilometer long Matthews Range is barely known, yet this jungle-clad “island in the sky” has been described as a “biological bonanza,” a place where you can walk in the presence of lions, buffalo and the world’s densest concentration of melanistic black panthers. For more information on Kenya safaris, visit Porini Safari Camps. […]

Posted By 8 of the best safari destinations in Africa – Smart Company Africa on Wednesday 17th February at 12:49

[…] best lion habitat. Lion numbers in some of these conservancies have recovered, and are now at higher densities than in nearby government reserves. Similarly, in Namibia, lion numbers increased […]

Posted By Lions’ Future Depends On Putting Indigenous Communities At The Forefront Of Conservation – Tribal Stuff on Wednesday 7th October at 15:00

I was asked to go with my friend to Kenya on safari and Gerald Raath advised me that Porini was the way to go. We booked and had the most memorable safari in the conservations, away from all many vans in the parks and saw all the animals we wished to see. It was like our own safari and not being bothered with the general public. The camping was idyllic, hot water bottles in our beds every night an lovely hot showers when requested, and the staff first class. They not only knew all the animals, they knew all the trees and plants and flowers. I dream of going back with Porini.

Posted By Anna Murray on Saturday 25th February at 13:51

Our 8 night stay just flew by so fast. Lion camp feels like home thanks to the incredible hospitality of the staff. The conservancy is beyond beautiful – scenery, animals, diversity. Of course we look forward to coming back in 2020 for our 18th consecutive year with Gamewatchers. Asante sana! (N Goodfellow via Guest Comments Book at Porini Lion Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:09

Everything exceeded expectation! The tent is great, the food is wonderful, the guides / drivers are fantastic and all the staff very helpful and attentive. Our guides (Edward) and driver (Julius) were great, asking what we would like to see and then finding it. They were very knowledgeable about all the animals and birds and were aware of photographers’ needs like lighting and angles. I will highly recommend Porini Lion camp to all my friends. Asante. (J Craig via Guest Comments Book at Porini Lion Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:08

Wonderful experience with welcoming hosts and excellent food. The guides and spotters knew exactly where all the animals were. Truly thankful for this experience and we will be back. (L Jones via Guest Comments Book at Porini Rhino Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:07

Beyond expectations that words can properly describe. Outstanding hospitality, warm welcome, exellent service and attention , great food and amazing personal staff. Thank you, gracioas, Asante Sana! Just Awesome. Back Soon! (S Turner via Guest Comments Book at Porini Rhino Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:06

3 days, very delightful! Wildlife viewing especially cats -leopards and lion were phenominal. Balloon ride was wonderful as was the post ride breakfast. Staff were very accommodating and cordial. Thanks for a great experience. (W Pollan via Guest Comments Book at Porini Lion Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:04

Words cannot express how extraordinary our stay has been. What is most outstanding is the wonderful staff who have taken such good care of us. You are the best. This entire trip to 5 camps has been a dream come true. Thank you all for a great time. Game drives were just amazing. (P Latimer via Guest Comments Book at Porini Lion Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:04

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:03

What a terrific place! The wildlife, scenery, the staff, food, service and accomodation were beyond all our expectations. A special shout out to Wilson our driver/guide. A skillful driver, he anticipated where the wildlife would be and got us there so see amazing sights. (Barbieri Family via Guest Comments Book at Porini Mara Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:02

This is the most fabulous camp. The first we ever visited in the Mara (2012) and still our favourite, living up to all our memories. Beautiful setting, great hospitality and fantastic wildlife. All of the staff are wonderful – they are a great team! We will be back again. (P Darton via Guest Comments Book at Porini Mara Camp, 2019)

Posted By Porini Admin on Wednesday 5th February at 12:02