Express your inner explorer with the Maisha Mara Package from Apollo Tours & Travel, Kenya’s elite tours and travel agency. This 2-night tented odyssey at Maisha and Kibo properties redefines safari intimacy, with spacious canvas suites elevated on wooden platforms for whisper-close encounters with the bush. From Meru’s forested rivers to the Mara’s lion-roamed plains, these camps deliver personalized luxury and conservation-focused thrills, with rates per person sharing from Kshs. 51,040—perfect for romantics or wildlife enthusiasts desiring seclusion.

Choose Your Maisha Mara Safari Destination

Select your 2-night sanctuary, with professional English-speaking guides, full-board meals, and 4×4 Landcruiser transport for immersive game drives.

• Mara Maisha Camp (Kshs. 51,040 per person sharing) Riverside in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, this camp hugs the Mara River’s bends, where hippos grunt at night and migration herds quench their thirst. The Mara, a vast grassland mosaic, is alive with predator-prey dramas, from eagle dives to hyena choruses. Elevate in stilted tents with plunge pools, join riverbank sundowners, and partake in optional balloon rides soaring over the acacia-draped horizon.
• Maisha Sweetwaters Camp (Kshs. 58,740 per person sharing) Amid Ol Pejeta Conservancy’s open plains near Mount Kenya, this camp fosters a sense of frontier romance with views of roaming giraffes and the equator’s subtle line. Ol Pejeta, a 90,000-acre model conservancy, safeguards the last northern white rhinos and hosts the Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Sanctuary. Venture on night drives for leopards, cycle safaris through thorn scrub, or visit the Italian War Cemetery for a poignant historical touch.
• Kibo Safari Camp (Kshs. 51,040 per person sharing) Perched on the Uaso Nyiro River in Samburu National Reserve, this camp merges with baobab groves, offering glimpses of Samburu warriors herding cattle amid arid beauty. Samburu, with its red volcanic soil and palm-fringed oases, is a sanctuary for the “Samburu Special Five” and ancient rock art sites. Relax in elevated tents with solar-heated showers, track big cats at dawn, and share stories around the campfire with the river’s symphony as backdrop.