Mara Naboisho Conservancy
📍 Narok, Narok
Mara Naboisho Conservancy is an exclusive, community-driven conservation area adjacent to the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Established in 2010, it is celebrated for its incredible predator density, low-impact luxury tourism model, and deep partnership with the local Maasai community to preserve the region's rich wildlife heritage.
- Location
- Narok, Narok
- Type
- Conservancy
- Status
- Open
- Typical Visit
- Three or More Days
- Booking
- Advance booking required
- Main Access
- Air
Visitor Information at a Glance
- Official Name
- Mara Naboisho Conservancy
- Alternative Names
- Naboisho Conservancy
- Attraction Type
- Conservancy
- County
- Narok
- Nearest Town
- Narok
- Established
- 2010
- Ownership
- Conservancy
- Significance
- International
- Wheelchair Access
- Not Accessible
- Visit Duration
- Three or More Days
- Couples
- Photographers
Why Visit Mara Naboisho Conservancy
Provides an elite, quiet safari experience with excellent predator sightings and minimal tourist crowding, while directly supporting the Maasai community.
Walking safaris, night game drives, high predator concentration, and genuine cultural experiences.
History and Significance
History
Founded through a unique partnership between Maasai landowners and ecotourism investors to secure land for wildlife.
Significance
Highly regarded internationally for its sustainable model of community conservation and successful wildlife corridor protection.
Things to Do
Guided game drives and walks.
Wildlife and Natural Environment
- Savannah
- Grassland
- Woodland
Great predator density; huge herds during migration.
Strong community conservation partnership.
Opening Hours and Booking
How to Get There
- Main Access
- Air
- Road Surface
- Earth
- Road Condition
- Fair
- 4WD Required
- Yes
- Public Transport
- Not confirmed
- Parking
- Not confirmed
- Nearest Air Access
- Naboisho Airstrip
- Distance from Nairobi
- 250 km
Fly-in via Naboisho or Mara Keekorok airstrips is recommended.
Facilities and Visitor Services
- Toilets
- Food
- Drinking Water
- Guides
- On-site Accommodation
- Payments: Bank Transfer, Online Payment
Luxury eco-camps and lodges.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
- Not Accessible
Off-road safari terrain.
- Couples
- Photographers
Best Time to Visit
- Best Months
- January, February, June, July, August, September
Rules and Safety
- General Safety Level
- Low Risk
Visitor Rules
Respect wildlife; stick to guide tracks.
Safety Information
Standard big-game safety protocols.
Photography and Drone Policy
Professional filming requires permits.