Entumoto Safari Camp

Mara Siana Conservancy, Maasai Mara, Kenya

Your home - deep in the wilderness.

Overview

Welcome to Entumoto, our private tented safari camp tucked away in the Mara Siana Conservancy, right on the border of the Maasai Mara Game Reserve. Perched on the Rift Valley hills, the camp looks out over endless Mara plains — where golden light and wide skies create some of the most breathtaking sunsets you’ll ever see.

“Entumoto” means “meeting point” in Maa, and that’s exactly what this place is — where the hills meet the plains, and where people come together to share the magic of the Mara. It’s an intimate, family-run camp where you’re welcomed as a friend, surrounded by wilderness, warmth, and a deep love for nature.

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A group of people sitting around a campfire with lanterns, enjoying drinks and socializing in a vast grassy field during sunset, with hills in the background.

A Place Where the Wild Still Whispers.

Tucked away in a quiet corner of the Mara Siana Conservancy, Entumoto is more than just a camp — it’s a community built in close partnership with the local Maasai, guided by a shared commitment to protect the land and its wildlife.

As a Gold Eco-Rated and completely fenceless lodge, Entumoto lives in harmony with its surroundings. Wildlife roams freely between the park and conservancy, and guests experience nature up close — from the calls of the bush at dawn to evenings gathered around the fire beneath a sky full of stars. Here, conservation, culture, and comfort come together to create something truly special.

A bedroom with a large bed, decorative pillows, and a bedside lamp, opening to a balcony with outdoor chairs and a view of a lush, green landscape and distant mountains.

Activities at Entumoto.

At Entumoto, there’s so much more to experience than the safari itself. Days follow the rhythm of the bush — from sunrise game drives to quiet evenings around the fire. Guests can visit nearby Maasai communities, explore the conservancy on cycling adventures, or simply unwind with a massage in the open air, a book by the pool, or a guided nature walk with our Maasai team.

Entumoto is a place to slow down, connect deeply, and find balance — between adventure, culture, and calm.

Learn more about our activities

A giraffe standing in front of a safari vehicle with tourists in an open field near a green, hilly landscape.

Three tourists walking through a grassy field towards a hilly landscape with elephants grazing in the distance.

GAME DRIVES

A scenic outdoor setting at sunset with a large leafless tree, a table set for a meal with chairs around it, and a green off-road vehicle parked nearby on a grassy field.

WALKING SAFARIS

A woman in traditional Maasai attire in a lush green outdoor setting, preparing drinks with liquor bottles and glassware on a table.

BUSH MEALS

A man from a traditional African tribe leaping in the air, surrounded by several other tribe members, outdoors with a hillside background and a partly cloudy sky.

SUNDOWNERS

Outdoor patio with wicker chairs, a small table, a white umbrella, and a swimming pool with a view of trees and a blue sky.

CULTURAL VISITS

Person receiving a back massage outdoors on a massage table, with sunlight casting a glow on their back.

RELAX BY THE POOL

Wooden sauna interior with two benches, a heater in the center, a bucket with a ladle on the left bench, and towels with a sprig on the right bench, with a large window showing trees and a cloudy sky outside.

SPA AND MASSAGES

Two people riding bicycles on a dirt trail in a lush green forest with trees and mountains in the background, one wearing a hat and the other in a tan uniform.

NORDIC SAUNA

CONSERVANCY BIKE RIDES OR RUNNING

YOGA

Our Impact

Conservation & Community Commitment

At Entumoto, caring for the land and the people who share it is at the heart of what we do. We live lightly — drawing water from our own well, growing vegetables in our organic garden, and running almost entirely on solar power.

Together with our neighbours, we helped form the Mara Siana Conservancy, creating a safe haven where wildlife and Maasai communities thrive side by side. Most of our team come from nearby villages, and we proudly support local schools, train young Maasai, and work with the Rescue Centre for girls.

For us, conservation means protecting nature while nurturing a shared future for all who call this place home.