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WHY NABOISHO CONSERVANCY IN KENYA SHOULD BE ON YOUR SAFARI BUCKET LIST

November 26, 2024

If you're dreaming of an African safari that combines breathtaking wildlife sightings with conservation, cultural connection, and exclusivity — Naboisho Conservancy in Kenya is calling your name.



Located in the heart of the Greater Masai Mara ecosystem, Naboisho is a shining example of community-based conservation, and it offers a safari experience that feels both intimate and impactful.



What Makes Naboisho Special?



Established in 2010, Naboisho Conservancy spans over 50,000 hectares, making it the second-largest conservancy in the Greater Mara region. It’s a collaborative effort between over 500 Maasai landowners, who chose to protect this land by forming a conservancy that benefits both people and wildlife.



This unique model allows local communities to maintain ownership of their ancestral lands while supporting sustainable tourism that directly funds conservation and livelihoods.



Wildlife and Exclusivity — The Best of Both Worlds



Naboisho is renowned for having one of the highest densities of lions in the Mara, along with 12 known leopards and a growing population of the elusive African wild dog. It’s also home to elephants, giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, wildebeest, and a vibrant array of birdlife.



But what truly sets this conservancy apart is the low visitor impact. With a limited number of camps and a strict cap on vehicles at sightings (no more than 5 vehicles per sighting), you’re guaranteed a safari experience that’s uncrowded and authentic — just you, your guide, and the wild.



Night Drives, Walking Safaris & Unique Freedom



Unlike the national parks, conservancies like Naboisho allow for a greater range of activities, including:





This flexibility allows for deeper, more immersive wildlife encounters and a chance to appreciate the ecosystem in ways that go far beyond just ticking off the Big Five.



Getting There: Ol Seki Airstrip



To reach Naboisho, you’ll fly into Ol Seki Naibosho Airstrip, the main gateway to the conservancy. Regular flights are available from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, and the scenic flight gives you a bird’s-eye view of the Mara plains — a perfect start to your adventure.



Where to Stay in Naboisho Conservancy



Go African Adventures partners with a hand-picked selection of camps and lodges in the Naboisho Conservancy, all chosen for their quality, eco-credentials, and connection to the land.



Basecamp Dorobo Mobile



A unique mobile safari experience that pays homage to traditional nomadic life. Ideal for adventurous spirits who want to explore deeper into the bush.



Basecamp Wilderness



Rustic and remote, this eco-conscious camp offers comfort, serenity, and wildlife encounters right on your doorstep.



Saruni Eagle View



Perched on a ridge with sweeping views across the plains, this award-winning lodge combines style with sustainability. The views from your tent are unforgettable.



Saruni Leopard Hill



A luxurious tented camp with retractable roof panels for stargazing from bed. You’ll fall asleep under the African sky and wake up to the sounds of the wild.



Why Choose Naboisho for Your Safari?





Plan Your Safari to Naboisho with Us



If you're looking for a safari experience that's exclusive, ethical, and unforgettable, Naboisho Conservancy should be at the top of your list.



At Go African Adventures, we create packages to suit your travel style — from mobile camping to luxury lodges, self-drive to guided safaris.



Contact us for your next adventure!


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