Entim Camp

Entim Camp offers 12 luxurious handsomely decorated tents, perched on wooden decks with views overlooking the river. Guests can choose between a spacious wood-framed double bed or 2 twins, with plenty of room for bedside tables, a storage chest and hanging space for clothes. Each tent comes with a private lounging area, en suite bathroom, and open-front deck ideal for private dining and watching the world go by.

All food and drinks are provided by the camp and served from the camp’s cosy dining tent, where guests can enjoy delicious home-cooked meals. Bread, cakes and pastries are baked freshly at camp and fresh produce is delivered regularly. Guests have the choice to dine privately in their suites with professional, personal service provided. Picnic lunches can be prepared and taken out on safari drives to be enjoyed al-fresco on the plains and evenings can be enjoyed in secluded nearby spots or around the campfire with sundowner drinks before dinner.

Game drives make up the heart of the safari adventure. Venturing out into the savannah is the perfect way to experience the Kenyan wilds with high chances to see all the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo – as well as cheetah, hyena, serval, jackal, giraffe and antelope.

Float over the golden plains of the Mara with panoramic views of the wilderness and distant horizons

One can never truly know the Maasai until they’ve visited a Maasai village. Guests are offered this wonderful opportunity to learn all about the local people, their vibrant culture and traditions. It’s also a great time to buy souvenirs and lovingly made handicrafts from the Maasai women.

If you’re feeling the need to unwind Entim Camp has a spa to help you rest and rejuvenate. The spa offers a wide range of massages, hand and foot soaks and facial treatments so however you’re feeling, there will be something for you!

Entim Camp proudly supports the Pack for a Purpose project, where guests are encouraged to pack a little extra something in their luggage to donate to local communities and schools. Entim Camp supports Molibanny Primary School, which has 50 pupils aged 8 to 12 years from villages on the edge of the Maasai Mara. Guests can make their donations in person or entrust them to the camp.

Entim Camp became concerned about the large amounts of plastic used on the site, especially through plastic water bottles, and the carbon emissions caused by the production and transportation of plastics so decided to actively reduce their plastic use. Guests are provided with reusable stainless steel bottles when they arrive and the camp has also introduced glass water bottles to prevent the use of non-biodegradable plastic bottles.