Saruni Eagle View in Naboisho Conservancy within the Greater Masai Mara, Kenya.

Saruni Eagle View at Mara Naboisho Conservancy

Unwind and rejuvenate at this cozy camp, situated on a natural hilltop with direct views of a watering hole and the lush landscape. The camp’s minimal impact on its surroundings makes it feel like a natural part of the environment. Each of the nine traditional canvas tents features an en suite bathroom and can be configured with a double bed or two singles to suit your needs. Wake up to breathtaking views from your bedroom and step onto your private terrace to enjoy a morning drink or breakfast. The tents are simply adorned to ensure the natural surroundings remain the focal point. An outdoor shower on the private deck allows you to marvel at the spectacular scenery even while bathing. Other features include family tents providing privacy, infinity plunge pool, rejuvenating massage treatments center, Maasai wellness spa, and more.

The communal spaces include an elevated dining area with options for indoor and outdoor dining. The covered terrace offers magnificent views sensational wildlife while you savor freshly prepared meals. A spacious viewing deck with a fire-pit is a popular gathering place for guests to share their day’s adventures and watch the dramatic wildlife conservancy unfolding. These outdoor lounges distinguish a genuine Masai Mara safari camp from a typical hotel, offering an authentic outdoor-living experience with the modern comforts we expect from luxurious accommodations. Wi-Fi and a computer station are available in the reception area for those needing internet access during their stay.

In harmony with its wild spirit, the lodges in the world of camp is unfenced and recommended for guests aged 7 and older. The minimum age for safari walks is 15. The Dorobo club offers activities for children, including archery lessons. While lodges in the world of camp doesn’t provide a family suite with interconnected tents, it is a favored choice for guests traveling without young children. Eagle View’s reasonable rates make it popular among solo travelers, and the communal areas offer a balance of social interaction and desired privacy.

Things to Do at Saruni Basecamp Eagle View

With the expansive plains of the Naboisho Conservancy, this camp provides stunning vistas. It’s an ideal setting for both safari game drives, night game drives and walking safaris, enhancing your chances to observe and approach wildlife. At Basecamp Eagle View, four-wheel-drive safari adventures are a must, with knowledgeable guides leading you to encounter Africa’s iconic big five and other sensational wildlife. Expect sightings of elephants, giraffes, lions, and possibly even spotted hyenas. Night game drives offer a fresh perspective, ending with a delightful dinner back at Saruni Eagle View.

For older teens and adults, walking safaris allow a more intimate exploration of the wildlife and the reserve’s vastness. Track animal footprints and watch wildlife in their natural environment from a safe distance, under the guidance of a safari encounters a local expert. Visitors in January and February might witness the birth of wildebeest and antelope, a truly memorable experience. The camp’s history as a guiding school fosters strong connections with the local community and guiding school, as well as partnerships with organizations like a women’s arts center. Tours provide deep immersion into the local Maasai community, enriching your visit.