Mahali Mzuri

About

Located within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, just north of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Mahali Mzuri offers a private and uncrowded safari experience in one of Kenya’s most wildlife-rich regions. The camp is part of the Sir Richard Branson Virgin Limited Edition collection and is thoughtfully designed to blend contemporary architecture with sweeping views across the savannah. Elevated above a valley that attracts year-round wildlife, the camp provides an ideal base for witnessing dramatic predator sightings and seasonal migration herds, all within an exclusive conservancy setting that prioritises conservation and sustainability.

Rooms

Accommodation consists of just twelve luxury tented suites, each perched along the hillside to maximise privacy and uninterrupted views across the plains. The tents feature contemporary interiors with large windows, private decks, and spacious en-suite bathrooms, combining modern comfort with the romance of classic safari living. Thoughtful design elements, warm textures, and open layouts create an inviting retreat where guests can relax while watching wildlife move through the landscape below.

Dining

Dining at Mahali Mzuri is both refined and relaxed, with menus designed to highlight fresh ingredients and creative flavours inspired by international and African cuisine. Meals are typically served in the main dining area or outdoors beneath the stars, while bush breakfasts and picnic lunches add variety to the safari routine. Evenings often centre around the campfire, where guests gather for sundowners and conversation after a day exploring the Mara.

Activities

Game drives led by highly experienced guides form the heart of the Mahali Mzuri experience, offering close encounters with lions, elephants, cheetahs, and other iconic species. The camp’s location within a private conservancy allows for off-road driving and night safaris, providing unique wildlife viewing opportunities unavailable in many national parks. Additional experiences include guided bush walks, cultural visits to Maasai communities, and seasonal Great Migration viewing, ensuring each stay is immersive and memorable.

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