Perched on the banks of the Mara River in the Enonkishu Conservancy, House in the Wild is a private, family-owned boutique lodge located on the edge of the Maasai Mara. This home in the bush offers an authentic stay with friendly and welcoming service.
House in the Wild embraces a vision of sustainable prosperity with a commitment to restoring biodiversity, uplifting communities, and crafting extraordinary experiences.
House in the Wild is a family owned and operated boutique lodge, perched on the banks of the Mara River on Naretoi - a private estate within the Enonkishu Conservancy, on the Northern edge of the Maasai Mara ecosystem.
On what was once an intensive farm, Naretoi is the first project of its kind where the land use on the edge of the Mara has reverted from intensive commercial farming back to nature. This “rewilding” project has seen the rangelands around the House in the Wild return to their natural state, with wildlife returning to the area after over a decade of farming.
Small in size with a maximum of 16 guests accommodated in six cottages, House in the Wild allows you to surround yourself with the rich traditions of East African life and share a sense of well-being and calm, hosted by a welcoming team to look after your every need, whilst having direct access to some of the world’s best wildlife viewing.
Guests can get off the beaten track and experience the ultimate exclusive and private safari alongside a meaningful and life changing journey while learning about the Enonkishu community building their livelihoods in harmony with the wildlife of the Enonkishu Conservancy.
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Marula (2 en-suite bedrooms) – bath, indoor & outdoor shower.
Original (2 en-suite bedrooms) – bath & outdoor shower.
Kisaru (2 en-suite bedrooms) – bath, indoor & outdoor shower.
River (1 en-suite bedroom) – bath & indoor shower.
Warburgia (1 en-suite bedroom) – bath, indoor & outdoor shower.
Hippo (1 en-suite bedroom) – bath & indoor shower.
Olerai (1 en-suite bedroom) – bath & outdoor shower.
EnquireThe Northern Conservancies host over 70 species of mammals including some of the world’s rarest animals, such as, white rhino (at the Rhino Sanctuary on the edge of the Kileleoni Hill), wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion. For keen ornithologists, Enonkishu is home to over 350 species of birds. Enonkishu is also host to a working cattle ranch. The Maasai Mara is acknowledged as one of the most important areas for biodiversity in Africa, where the diversity of wildlife is higher than in any other part in Africa. Each group has their own private guide and safari vehicle, enabling guests to plan their safari itinerary to suit the flow of their day.
Masai Cultural Visits
Game Drives
Meals in the Wild
Photography Lessons
Cycling in the Wild
Rhino Sanctuary Visit
Visit the Livestock
Kids Activities