Mara North Conservancy
One of the largest community conservancies north of Masai Mara. The Mara River flows through it, and during migration wildebeest herds often cross the river and forage here.
Mara North Conservancy covers about 300 square kilometers and borders the northern edge of the national reserve. It is managed jointly by more than a thousand Maasai landowners and over ten camps, and vehicle numbers are restricted. The Mara River flows through its western part. Camps such as Karen Blixen Camp on the riverbank offer views of hippos and river crossings. The area has herds of elephants, prides of lions and cheetahs. Night drives and walking safaris are supported. It is open only to guests of camps within the conservancy, and transfers from the simple airstrip in the north are convenient.
Opening hours
Open only to guests staying at the camp within the reserve