Here are Karen Blixen Camp Resident Rates:
What Does PPS Mean? PPS (Per Person Sharing) means cost Per Adult when sharing the Room with another. Example KES 10,000/- PPS means, 2 Adults in 1 Room pay KES 20,000/-| 2022 Special Offer Rates | Full Board | Ground Package | ||
| Luxury Tent | Sharing | Single | Sharing | Single |
| 3rd Jan 2022 – 31st Mar 2022 | KES 20,680/- PPS | KES 20,680/- PP | KES 28,200/- PPS | KES 28,200/- PP |
| 1st Apr 2022 – 30th Jun 2022 | KES 16,920/- PPS | KES 16,920/- PP | KES 23,500/- PPS | KES 23,500/- PP |
| 1st Nov 2022 – 20th Dec 2022 | KES 16,920/- PPS | KES 16,920/- PP | KES 23,500/- PPS | KES 23,500/- PP |
Karen Blixen Camp Rates are in KES, Per Person (Full Board/Ground Package), Per Night
Rates Exclude: Drinks, Park/Conservancy Fees
Only Green, Beige or Earth Coloured Safari Converted Landcruiser or Landrovers are allowed in the Conservancy
Karen Blixen Camp Child Policy:
Children up to 1.9 years Stay: FREE
Children 2 – 13.9 years Sharing with adults: 50% PPS
Masai Mara Reserve 2022 Park Fees:
| Masai Mara Park Fees | KE | EA | NON RESIDENT | |
| Validity: 24 Hours | CITIZEN | RESIDENT | Inside Park | Outside Park |
| Adult Park Fee | KES 1,000.00 | KES 1,200.00 | USD 70.00 | USD 70.00 |
| Children Park Fee | KES 300.00 | KES 500.00 | USD 40.00 | USD 45.00 |
What you have to know about Masai Mara Park Fees:
Staying Inside Masai Mara Park Fees(Non-residents):
Masai Mara Park Entry Fees applicable to Guests staying in Camps and Lodges INSIDE the Masai Mara Reserve
Staying Outside Masai Mara Park Fee Rates(Non-residents):
Masai Mara Park Entry Fees applicable to Guests staying in Camps and Lodges OUTSIDE the Masai Mara Reserve
Masai Mara Citizen Entry Fees and Masai Mara Resident Entry Fees
Citizen Entry Fees: Guests visiting Masai Mara Reserve are required to present their Kenya National IDs
Resident Entry Fees: For residents of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda
||| Residents visiting the Masai Mara Reserve are required to: present their passports or show work permits or appropriate visa/s as proof of residency status
Karen Blixen Camp is set on the bank of the Mara River with the impressive Oloololo Escarpment in the front and the Mara plains behind; the location is spectacular; throughout the day elephants, giraffes, zebras and impalas
come for a drink while a large hippo pod restlazily in the river.
Karen Blixen Masai Mara Camp situated in the beautiful Mara North Conservancy that forms the vital northwestern zone of the Masai Mara Ecosystem. The conservancy borders the Masai Mara National Reserve in the south of Kenya and is part of the Mara-Serengeti Ecosystem.
By air: 45 minutes from Nairobi.
By Road: 5 to 6 hours from Nairobi
Karen Blixen Camp offers an authentic ‘yesteryear’ experience for visitors wishing to gain that little extra from their safari. The Camp gives a feeling of the early 1920’s era with beautiful and comfortable furniture.
Long gone are the days when staying in a tented camp meant roughing it. You will find that Karen Blixen Camp is a step back in time with the luxury of today.
Flush toilet …………………………….. Yes
Shower………………………………….. Yes
Hot water ………………………………. Yes
Hair dryer ………………………………. Yes
Safety box ……………………………… Yes
Telephone….. Mobile phone limited signal
Air condition/room fans……………….. No
Check out time ……………………… 11am
Credit card……………… Visa/Master Card
Exclusive use of 4X4 Game vehicle… At extra cost and subject to availability.
Mara North Conservancy is a beautiful wilderness area of more than 30,000 Ha. The Conservancy is a not-for-profit public company established on the 1st of January 2009 as a partnership between 10 member camps and over 800 Masai landowners. The aim is to create a best-practice, world-class conservancy with long term commitments to
the environment, wildlife and local communities.
We recommend a stay for minimum 3 nights to ensure enough time to enjoy the beautiful wildlife.
Temperatures:
The hottest months tend to be October, January and February, whilst July and August can be quite cold, particularly during the evening and night when a warm sweater or jacket is recommended. Temperatures range from 15-35 C.
Malaria:
The risk of malaria is not high but it is recommended, that you take the necessary precautions and consult your physician before travelling.
Climate:
The long rains generally start in mid April and last till mid June, whilst the short rains fall during the month of November. Even during these ‘green’ seasons it generally rains at night, with bright skies during the day.
Recommended equipment and attire:
Light informal clothing such as shorts,
t-shirts, dresses and sandals
Hat or a cap
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Binoculars
Camera
Batteries
Memory card
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