Mara Ntulele Camp

Mara Ntulele Camp is a modern glamping safari camp located in Ololaimutia Village, approximately 3 km from the Ololaimutia Gate of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. It is designed to offer an affordable yet comfortable safari experience while providing easy access to one of Africa's most famous wildlife destinations. 

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Mara Ntulele Camp

Location

• Village: Ololaimutia

• Distance to Maasai Mara Gate: About 3 km

• County: Narok, Kenya

• Ideal for: Wildlife safaris, the Great Migration, birdwatching, photography, honeymooners, families, and adventure travelers. 

Accommodation

The camp features elevated safari-style tents built on raised platforms with panoramic views of the surrounding savannah. Each room includes:

• Private en-suite bathroom

• Hot water shower

• Comfortable beds with quality bedding

• Mosquito nets

• Private patio with safari chairs

• Charging sockets

• Free Wi-Fi

• Welcome drink

• Modern safari-inspired décor

Room Types

*Published rates may change depending on season and package. 

Dining

The camp offers buffet-style dining with a focus on fresh local ingredients.

Meals include:

• Breakfast

• Lunch

• Dinner

• Packed picnic lunch boxes for full-day game drives

The dining experience is intended to provide 4-star-quality meals while accommodating guests heading out early for wildlife viewing. 

Safari Activities

Guests can arrange a range of safari experiences, including:

• Morning game drives

• Afternoon game drives

• Full-day game drives

• Great Migration viewing (seasonal)

• Bird watching

• Nature photography

• Maasai cultural visits

• Traditional Maasai dance performances

• Village tours

The camp's proximity to the reserve entrance minimizes travel time before entering the park. 

Wildlife

From the nearby reserve, visitors may encounter:

• Lions

• Leopards

• Cheetahs

• African elephants

• Buffalo

• Black rhinoceros (less commonly seen)

• Giraffes

• Zebras

• Wildebeest

• Hyenas

• Hippos

• Crocodiles

• More than 450 bird species

Between July and October, the area is popular for viewing the annual Great Wildebeest Migration. 

Facilities

The camp provides:

• 24-hour reception

• Security

• Free parking

• Wi-Fi

• Restaurant

• Outdoor relaxation areas

• Campfire area

• Scenic viewpoints

• Assistance with safari bookings

Best Time to Visit

• July–October: Great Migration and peak wildlife viewing.

• December–March: Dry season with excellent game viewing.

• April–May: Green season with fewer visitors and lush scenery, though rain is more frequent. 

Who Is It Best For?

The camp is well suited to:

• Budget-conscious safari travelers seeking comfort

• Couples and honeymooners

• Families

• Small groups

• Photographers

• Birdwatchers

• First-time visitors to the Maasai Mara