For people who want an eco-friendly and private Kenya safari, Porini Lion Camp is the perfect place to go on a journey.
Tents that are good for the environment

Olare Motorogi Conservancy in Masai Mara is where we’re going.

Things to do: walking tours and game drives

If you care about the environment and want a traditional African vacation, Porini Lion Camp is the place for you. It is hidden away in the private Olare Motorogi Conservancy. The rooms are big, eco-friendly safari tents that have been beautifully decorated and come with private verandas and bathrooms.

Porini Lion Camp is right next to Masai Mara National Reserve and is a great place to see wildlife. Porini Lion Camp gives exciting bush adventures every day, making it a great place for people who love big cats.

Every morning, you can enjoy a hot cup of coffee and listen to the roar of the lion as you drive through the woods. Take a day trip through the Masai Mara Reserve to find out what’s hiding in the trees. Along with a Maasai fighter, you can go on epic walking safaris into the wild.

Porini Lion Camp is a great place to stay for people who want to have fun and learn about other cultures. The amazing Maasai fighters can teach you everything you need to know about how to stay alive and live in Africa.

Accommodation

At Porini Lion Camp in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve, you can stay in an eco-friendly camp and feel at ease.
At Porini Lion Camp, you can stay in one of 10 large safari tents. These eco-friendly tents are beautifully decorated and have everything you need for a comfortable safari trip.

Your Masai Mara tour lodging is powered by the sun and has a flush toilet and a hot shower. Enjoy the peaceful setting from your own private verandah.

The place

In Kenya, the Olare Motorogi Conservancy in the Masai Mara National Reserve is a great place to see a lot of wildlife.
Your Kenya safari camp is in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, right next to the Ntiakatiak River, which flows through the area during the wet season. There is a lot of wildlife in Olare, which is next to the Masai Mara National Reserve. It is famous for having Big Cats.

Talek Gate and the Mara Game Reserve are both just a 30-minute drive away from your camp. Every day, planes from Nairobi to Mara land at Ol Kiombo Airstrip. It will take you 25 minutes to drive to Porini Lion Camp after your trip.

Things to do

As part of your Kenya vacation in Masai Mara National Reserve, go on exciting game drives to look for Big Cats in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy.

Game Drives

You can see the conservancy and reserve from an open safari car with the help of an experienced guide who will show you all the tricks and secrets of the African bush. Go on game drives early in the morning and watch the bush come to life with animals. There are many places to stop and have a picnic breakfast in the shade.

When it gets cooler in the late afternoon, walk around the area near the river and watch the animals come down to the water to cool off. Sip a cold drink and quench your thirst as you watch the sun go down and the sunshine fade. Take a night drive and use a strong flashlight to draw the animals that come out at night as they hide in the dark.

Masai Mara Conservancy for a full day of game viewing

Walk around the Masai Mara Reserve all day in search of the “big five.” Enjoy the different landscapes and areas of Kenya. Take a break for a tasty picnic lunch and spend more time in the bush watching the beautiful wildlife.

A walk in the bush

Maasai fighters and professional safari guides will help you get to know the bush. Every day after breakfast, a walk in the woods leaves for the day. Discover how the different plants that the Maasai still use can help you. Learn how to tell the difference between the different poop and droppings by following the game trails. Watch in awe as the Maasai fighter uses the faint marks in the dust to explain and make sense of what the animals are doing.

Experience the Sundowner

You can enjoy a gin and tonic from a dewy glass and some canapés while taking in the African wilderness, which is a traditional part of a tour. Watch the sun quickly go down, leaving behind streaks of gold, orange, and purple on the clouds.