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Mahali Mzuri is Sir Richard Branson’s Kenyan safari camp located in the world-famous Maasai Mara ecosystem and right in the path of the annual Great Migration. Mahali Mzuri sits within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy which covers an area of 13,500 hectares! There are endless opportunities for game viewing, so all you need to do is sit back and let the wildlife come to you!
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Your tent at Mahali Mzuri is your window onto some of the world’s most spectacular scenery. Each luxury tent is designed to be your home away from home throughout your stay, with an ensuite bathroom, inviting private deck and views you won’t want to miss. There are six tents on either side of the Main Tent, each accessible by a walkway, the furthest of which is approximately a five minute walk from the Main Tent.
Mahali Mzuri has two tents which are able to accommodate children in a separate enclosed sitting room. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to sleep in a tent without parental supervision. Children between the ages of 12-15 are allowed to stay in their own tent, however we strongly recommend that any child under the age of 15 shares a tent with their parent. For younger children the camp can provide a cot and roll away bed for a nanny if required.
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At breakfast a continental buffet will be served with hot dishes available à la carte, and you’ll typically share tables – it’s a great time to chat with your fellow travellers about the wildlife you saw earlier that morning. All breads and pastries are baked daily so you can guarantee they will be fresh that morning.
Lunch is normally served on the main deck with individual tables and you can order from the à la carte menu. If you fancy lunch by the pool or on your private deck the team can organise whatever you like.
In the evening, dinner could be around a large communal table, out in the bush or somewhere private just for two!
Twice daily game drives in 13,500 hectares, night time game drives are subject to availability
All meals and drinks (including alcoholic beverages)
Unlimited access to the exclusive Olare Motorogi Conservancy
Transfers from Olare Orok airstrip (25 minutes drive from camp)
Visits to the local markets
WiFi
Laundry service (dry cleaning not available)
During migration season our rates also include one complimentary day pass per adult to the Maasai Mara National Reserve when you book at least 3 nights
Main Tent that features an open lounge area with fireplace and a library of books
Dining area
Bar
12 metre outdoor heated infinity pool
Spa treatments at Nasaro
Safari Shop
Viewing Deck
The timings will vary but morning game drives tend to depart at 6am and we can arrange for a wakeup call to your tent. Your Field Guide will stop for teas and coffees during the drive and you’ll be back at the camp after a few hours for breakfast. Afternoon game drives typically depart at 4.30pm and you’ll stop in the bush for sundowners before returning to the camp for dinner.
What better way to relax than at Nasaro - which means 'refuge' or 'relaxation' in Maa - the local language. Nasaro is located down near the valley floor and provides a private, intimate setting in which to be pampered. Mahali Mzuri uses a range of products from Africology ethical skin care line to capture the rejuvenating and healing essences of Africa. A whole range of treatments are available, from facials to massages to those essential grooming rituals.
The team at Mhali Mzuri are experts at keeping your 'little warriors' entertained while you enjoy some rest and relaxation during your family vacation in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. Since we know every 'little warrior' is different, there is no set kids' programme but instead the camp offers a fun range of activities tailored to each child. On arriving at Mahali Mzuri, all 'little warriors; will be given their own pack of goodies to keep them entertained, to educate them about the African Bush and to get them excited for the fun that awaits. Activities include walks around the camp to spot birds, insects, lizards and many other creatures; practicing tracking skills with a treasure hunt around the camp etc.
While you’re staying at Mahali Mzuri you’re welcome to visit one of the Maasai villages in the local area to get a flavour for daily life in the Mara and to learn about the local Maasai Tribe whose traditional pastoralist customs are still very much in practice. The village is only 10 minutes’ drive from Mahali Mzuri and the best times to go are first thing in the morning when you can help milk the cattle or in the evening when the cattle, goats and sheep are being herded back to their enclosures for the night.
1hr flight to the Olare Orok airstrip followed by 25-minute drive to the camp, with game viewing en route.
Should you wish to fly in via private aircraft, please let us know and we will assist with the necessary arrangements.
At breakfast a continental buffet will be served with hot dishes available à la carte, and you’ll typically share tables – it’s a great time to chat with your fellow travellers about the wildlife you saw earlier that morning. All breads and pastries are baked daily so you can guarantee they will be fresh that morning.
Lunch is normally served on the main deck with individual tables and you can order from the à la carte menu. If you fancy lunch by the pool or on your private deck the team can organise whatever you like.
In the evening, dinner could be around a large communal table, out in the bush or somewhere private just for two!
Your tent at Mahali Mzuri is your window onto some of the world’s most spectacular scenery. Each luxury tent is designed to be your home away from home throughout your stay, with an ensuite bathroom, inviting private deck and views you won’t want to miss. There are six tents on either side of the Main Tent, each accessible by a walkway, the furthest of which is approximately a five minute walk from the Main Tent.
Mahali Mzuri has two tents which are able to accommodate children in a separate enclosed sitting room. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to sleep in a tent without parental supervision. Children between the ages of 12-15 are allowed to stay in their own tent, however we strongly recommend that any child under the age of 15 shares a tent with their parent. For younger children the camp can provide a cot and roll away bed for a nanny if required.
Mahali Mzuri is Sir Richard Branson’s Kenyan safari camp located in the world-famous Maasai Mara ecosystem and right in the path of the annual Great Migration. Mahali Mzuri sits within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy which covers an area of 13,500 hectares! There are endless opportunities for game viewing, so all you need to do is sit back and let the wildlife come to you!
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Mahali Mzuri's chefs have developed numerous pan-African dishes influenced by a variety of cultures, flavours and spices. Whether dining under the African sky in the open bush, on a deck or in the dining tent, the menus and meals promise to be exciting, social and inspirational. Mahali Mzuri uses locally-sourced produce, flavours and spices to deliver something truly memorable. All meals and drinks including alcohol and finest champagne are included in your stay and guests are welcome to help themselves to whatever they want at any time.
Main Tent that features an open lounge area with fireplace and a library of books
Dining area
Bar
12 metre outdoor heated infinity pool
Spa treatments at Nasaro
Safari Shop
Viewing Deck
Mahali Mzuri sits within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy to the north of Kenya's famous Maasai Mara National Reserve at an elevation of 1700m above sea level. The camp is perched on the side of a lush valley with views over the rolling plains. Together the Motorogi and Olare Orok Conservancies cover roughly 13,500 hectares (33,000 acres) and there are strict limits on the number of guests that can stay at any one time. The camp is well placed to observe the abundant game in the area and also to take advantage of the annual 'Great Migration', which sees up to one million wildebeest undertake a journey of roughly 1,600km.
1hr flight to the Olare Orok airstrip followed by 25-minute drive to the camp, with game viewing en route.
Should you wish to fly in via private aircraft, please let us know and we will assist with the necessary arrangements.
The timings will vary but morning game drives tend to depart at 6am and we can arrange for a wakeup call to your tent. Your Field Guide will stop for teas and coffees during the drive and you’ll be back at the camp after a few hours for breakfast. Afternoon game drives typically depart at 4.30pm and you’ll stop in the bush for sundowners before returning to the camp for dinner.
What better way to relax than at Nasaro - which means 'refuge' or 'relaxation' in Maa - the local language. Nasaro is located down near the valley floor and provides a private, intimate setting in which to be pampered. Mahali Mzuri uses a range of products from Africology ethical skin care line to capture the rejuvenating and healing essences of Africa. A whole range of treatments are available, from facials to massages to those essential grooming rituals.
The team at Mhali Mzuri are experts at keeping your 'little warriors' entertained while you enjoy some rest and relaxation during your family vacation in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. Since we know every 'little warrior' is different, there is no set kids' programme but instead the camp offers a fun range of activities tailored to each child. On arriving at Mahali Mzuri, all 'little warriors; will be given their own pack of goodies to keep them entertained, to educate them about the African Bush and to get them excited for the fun that awaits. Activities include walks around the camp to spot birds, insects, lizards and many other creatures; practicing tracking skills with a treasure hunt around the camp etc.
While you’re staying at Mahali Mzuri you’re welcome to visit one of the Maasai villages in the local area to get a flavour for daily life in the Mara and to learn about the local Maasai Tribe whose traditional pastoralist customs are still very much in practice. The village is only 10 minutes’ drive from Mahali Mzuri and the best times to go are first thing in the morning when you can help milk the cattle or in the evening when the cattle, goats and sheep are being herded back to their enclosures for the night.
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