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Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Dry season game viewing.
Dry season game viewing.
Maasai Mara, Kenya
Photo: Hemingways Collection · Source ↗
All inclusive (AI)
Full-board meals, Standard alcoholic beverages and 6 more
10 tents
Nina Tent, Simba & Chui Private Villas
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By air
10 min from Ol Seki Mara Airstrip
Wi-Fi in rooms
From about A$1,160
per person / night, sharing
Overview
Hemingways Ol Seki Mara sits on a hill above Naboisho Conservancy, with eight Nina tents and two private villas looking out over the bush. Nina tents pair private decks with indoor and outdoor showers, while Simba and Chui add two bedrooms, a plunge pool and a dedicated chef and guide. Shared game drives and a guided bush walk are included, with an infinity pool and a fire pit for time back at camp. Families with younger children stay in the villas; Nina tents welcome children aged eight and over.
“Private decks, a small camp and included game drives make this an appealing safari base; the two-bedroom villas give families their own pool, chef and guide.”
Known for
Naboisho offers lion, leopard and elephant sightings, with access to the wider Mara during the July to October migration season.
Your stay
Board: All inclusive (AI)
Special offer: Stay four nights and pay for three from 5 January to 30 June or 1 September to 17 December 2027. Nights must be consecutive within one season, conservancy and reserve-fund fees apply to every night, and the offer cannot be combined with other offers.
Naboisho conservancy and reserve-fund fees total US$135 per adult per night in 2026 and US$155 from 5 January 2027. Travel and medical insurance is required, with temporary Amref Flying Doctors membership also required for 2026 stays.
Other-airstrip transfers, Mara Reserve entry, private vehicles, cultural visits and spa treatments cost extra. Bush dinners, cave dinners, departure-day lunch and premium alcoholic drinks are also charged separately.
Facilities
Rooms
Activities
Getting there
Good to know
When to go
Wildlife: Dry season game viewing.
Dry season game viewing.
Wildlife: Dry season game viewing.
Dry season game viewing.
Wildlife: Dry season game viewing.
Dry season game viewing.
Wildlife: Green season.
Green season.
Wildlife: Green season.
Green season.
Wildlife: Dry season game viewing.
Dry season game viewing.
Wildlife: Great Migration season.
Great Migration season.
Wildlife: Great Migration season.
Great Migration season.
Wildlife: Great Migration season.
Great Migration season.
Wildlife: Great Migration season.
Great Migration season.
Wildlife: Green season.
Green season.
Wildlife: Wildlife is abundant year-round.
Wildlife is abundant year-round.
Helpful guides
Crossing the Border Between Tanzania and Kenya on a Migration Safari: The Complete Logistics Guide
There is no direct crossing between the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara. This guide explains exactly how the border works, which crossing to use, what documents you need as an Australian traveller, and whether it is worth driving at all.
Kenya: the Mara, the Migration & the cradle of safari
Everything Australian travellers need for Kenya — the eTA, money and M-Pesa, malaria and yellow-fever rules, the Great Migration's timing in the Masai Mara, when to go, and how to get around. The practical groundwork, so you can focus on the safari.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.