Overview

Ol Seki Hemingways Mara is located in the heart of the Naboisho Conservancy which borders the Maasai Mara Reserve. The conservancy limits entry to clients actually staying inside the area and offers an incredibly private safari experience. We have a choice of ten exclusive tents in which to host you accompanied by some breathtaking views and the warmest Kenyan hospitality you could wish for. There is no typical day at Ol Seki Hemingways Mara. We’re small and aim to personally tailor every day to suit what you want making your time in the Mara an unparalleled adventure in the realms of safari.

Simba tent

Complete with a private dining room and living area, which connects two enormous double bedrooms, both en-suite, the Simba tent is perfect for families. There’s a fully stocked bar and fridge and you can decide the level of service you require – we can provide a butler to be present at all times or we can make our staff invisible and give you complete privacy.

Climate & weather

Wildlife is abundant throughout the year in the Maasai Mara and game viewing is possible at all times. However, the weather and accessibility of certain areas does change depending on the rains which normally arrive between May to June and during November.

Ol Seki Mara

Stretching to 200 km² northeast of the Mara Reserve, Naboisho Conservancy includes contributions from over 500 Maasai landowners and conservancy fees paid by tourism partners are directed back to the landowners, providing them with a sustainable livelihood. Naboisho limits the number of tourists permitted to enter thereby reducing the crowds of vehicles and leaving the plains free for wildlife to thrive. Research indicates that Naboisho has one of the highest densities of lion in Africa. The conservancy also has impressive numbers of elephant, giraffe, and other plains game in addition to hosting some of the rarest animals in Kenya such as Wild Dog.