Porini Lion Camp

Highlights

• Located in an exclusive wildlife conservancy in the Masai Mara National Reserve.
• Spacious safari tents offering modern amenities and spectacular views.
• Opportunities to take guided walks with Maasai Warriors and experience day and night game drives.

You Should Know

• Children over the age of 8 years are welcome to stay at the camp.
• One child pays 60% of the per person sharing rates when sharing with two adults in one tent, and the two adults pay the per person sharing rates each.
• One child pays 60% of the per person sharing rates when sharing with one adult, and the adult pays the full single tent rate.
• Two children in their own tent pay 75% of the per person sharing rates each, and a third child in the same tent pays 75% of the per person sharing rate.

The Detail

Porini Lion Camp is an ideal base from which to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration or take to the sky to enjoy unparalleled views from a hot air balloon.

The camp boasts ten spacious luxury tents, each tastefully furnished with solar-powered lighting, ensuite bathrooms with showers, and a private verandah.

The camp facilities include a comfortable lounge area as well as both indoor and outdoor dining areas.

Porini Lion Camp offers a unique opportunity to take guided walks with Maasai Warriors and experience day and night game drives within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. Game drives are conducted in specially designed off-road safari vehicles with expert safari guides to ensure the best possible game-viewing experience. Guests particularly enjoy the drives within the conservancy, where they can experience the wilderness without being surrounded by other tourist vehicles.

The conservancy directly borders the Maasai Mara National Reserve and contains the lower valleys of the Olare Orok and Ntiakitiak rivers, riverine forest, the Ntiakitiak Gorge, and a 12-kilometer escarpment below which are large areas of acacia woodland. The area is teeming with wildlife during the Great Wildebeest Migration (generally June to October), with several prides of lion and many elephants. Endangered species such as rhinos and wild dogs are also present.

Another Wildebeest Migration from Kenya’s Loita Plains to the Mara moves into Ol Kinyei Conservancy, usually by January. Calving takes place there during February and March, after which they move through Olare Motorogi and into the Mara Reserve.

Porini Lion Camp is ideal for solo explorers, couples, and families looking for an authentic and rewarding safari adventure.

Price Includes

• Accommodation, all meals, soft drinks, beer, house wine, gin and tonic, mineral water, park fees, shared game drives, night drives, sundowners, Maasai walks, and return airstrip transfers.
• Porini Lion Camp includes game drives in Olare Orok Conservancy and one full day with a picnic lunch in the Masai Mara Game Reserve for three-night stays.