The award-winning, eco-friendly Porini Lion Camp is located on the banks of the seasonal Ntiakatiak River within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy; a pristine and exclusive 22 000-acre wilderness set aside for wildlife conservation. This large area borders the Masai Mara National Reserve and is home to an abundance of animals including the Mara’s renowned Big Cats.
Porini Lion Camp is an ideal base from which to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration or take to the sky and 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 in specially-designed off-road safari vehicles with expert safari guides to ensure the best possible game-viewing. Guests particularly enjoy the drives within the Conservancy where they experience the wilderness without being surrounded by other tourist vehicles.
The conservancy directly borders the Maasai Mara National Reserve and it contains the lower valleys of the Olare Orok and Ntiakitiak rivers, riverine forest, the Ntiakitiak Gorge and a 12km escarpment below which are large areas of acacia woodland. The area is teeming with wildlife during the Great Wildebeest Migration (generally June to October) and there are several
There is another Wildebeest Migration from Kenya’s Loita Plains to the Mara which moves into Ol Kinyei Conservancy usually by January. The calving takes place there during February and March then they move through Olare Motorogi and into the Mara Reserve.
Porini Lion Camp is ideal for solo explorers, couples
Rate Excludes
Flights, road transfers, premium brand beverages, gratuities, additional excursions and items of a personal nature.
Child Policy
Children over the age of 8 years are welcome to stay at the camp.
1 child pays 60% of per person sharing rates when sharing with 2 adults in 1 tent & the 2 adults pay the per person sharing rates each.
1 child pays 60% of per person sharing rates when sharing with 1 adult and the 1 adult pays the full single tent rate.
2 children in their own tent pay 75% of per person sharing rates each, 3rd child in the same tent pays 75% of per person sharing rate.
Rates
Porini Lion Camp
- Unit sleeps: 2
Includes: Accommodation, all meals, local brand beverages (beer, house wine, vodka, gin & tonic, soft drinks & mineral water), park fees, shared game drives, night drives, sundowners, Maasai walks and return airstrip transfers.
Please note: The camp is closed between 16 April and 31 May 2018.
Reviews
"To put things in perspective, I am a die-hard Cat Lover! Especially Lions and Leopards! if you are looking for big cats, up close and personal plus excellent camp hospitality, Porini Lion Camp is the right choice for you! Nestled right in middle of the Savannah , there is no boundary that sets you apart from the wilderness! I spent 4 nights out here and I must tell you, that it has been nothing but a mind-blowing experience! (I am making this statement keepng in mind that this is my 10th African visit and i must say, the best I had so far) I was fortunate to run into 7 prides totaling up-to 65 Lions in different territories of Porini."
- Sanjeev Naidoo
""MARVELOUS !! Admittedly, I'm a terrible customer to advise (looking for 'the trip of my dreams' on the very last minute and being so constrained in my travel times and budget, too), but Ruben made the impossible happen. I am so very happy - and so much looking forward to this trip. THANK YOU !!!"
- Ute-Christine Klehe
"The food improved a lot since my last visit and I enjoyed delicious bush breakfasts and lunches every day. The tent is spacious and comfortable, the staff is attentive and always there to help. The game viewing was awesome. It was beyond all possible expectations and dreams. Lions were pretty much at the "camp door" all the time. There were lots of lions. One pride made a buffalo kill in the middle of the day perhaps a 100 meters from the camp. The queen of Olare Motorogi female leopard Fig and her 5 month old cub were found almost on daily basis. The new stars of the reserve, 5 male cheetah coalition, created a lot of action as they hunt pretty much every day. Guides go above and beyond to deliver amazing sightings. Over 8 days we saw 10 successful kills, one super emotional hunt when 5 cheetahs were trying to bring down a full grown wildebeest bull, lots of new borns, 3 week old lion cubs, 4 different leopards (some of them multiple times), lions feeding on a fresh kill and much much more. It was absolutely unforgettable."
- Doug Williams
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