At Saruni’s Mara Bush Houses, guests can enjoy game drives, walking safaris, and cultural visits to Maasai villages. A highlight is the visit to the Ol Chorro Rhino Sanctuary, where guests can walk among three resident white rhinos and learn about rhino conservation from expert rangers. This visit can be paired with a trip to the Mara Elephant Project for a comprehensive conservation experience. For relaxation, in-house spa treatments are also available.
Basecamp Mara Houses is a property made of three independent houses. Each house is fully staffed with a dedicated waiter, room attendant, house manager and a safari guide.
Mara House sleeps 6 and has 3 x en suite bedrooms, open plan dining room and lounge with fireplace, large outdoor verandah.
Acacia House sleeps 6 and has 3 bedrooms (1 x en suite double room on the ground floor, 1 x bedroom with a shared bathroom and 1 x attic room ideal for children, an open plan dining room and lounge with fireplace and a large outdoor verandah.
Dik Dik House sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms (1 x en suite double room, 1 x twin room. It has a lounge with fire place, open plan dining room, large outdoor verandah overlooking a private tower.