SEKENANI CAMP
Masai Mara , Kenya

Introduction

Sekenani is built beside a small brook at the source of the Sekenani River in the foothills of the Ngama Highlands in the eastern Masai Mara. During the evening buffalo, elephant and the occasional leopard can be seen drinking from the brook. The camp is operated in conjunction with twenty six Maasai families who have a share in the business.

Camp Description

The camp comprises of 15 well designed tents with views out across the surrounding hills and valleys. The elegant and comfortable tents have en-suite full length baths. A suspension bridge connects the guest tents with the dining room area.

Game Viewing

The Masai Mara is the finest game reserve in Kenya. It boasts all the big game elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah and buffalo. The black rhino and other commonly spotted animals such as zebra, wildebeest, Thomson' s gazelle, eland and Masai giraffe are also permanent residents. This is also the only place in Kenya where topi is common. One of the best places to look for game is in the Mara Triangle in the western part of the Masai Mara. Lions can be found throughout the park. Cheetah is most often found in the short grass plains while the black rhino are highly concentrated in the Olmisigiyoi region of the centre of the reserve. The southern end of the Masai Mara National Reserve is the ideal area to witness the annual Migration of wildebeest and zebra.

Wildlife Activities

• Game drives

• Guided walks up the Lenganishu Hills

• Bush walks

• Half day fishing excursions to Lake Victoria

How To Get There

SUNSAFARIS can arrange scheduled flights to the Masai Mara' s airstrips.

To/From Nairobi: Air Kenya has scheduled flights from Nairobi to Keekorok airstrip.

Child Policy

The accommodation is unsuitable for those who find stairs difficult and is therefore not appropriate for small children.