Sekenani Camp

Here are Sekenani Camp Resident Rates:

Sekenani Camp Rates

Sekenani Camp Rates are in KES, Per Person (Full Board – all meals with soft drink), Per Night
Excludes:
Transport, Mandatory Daily Park Fees, Organized Game Drives, Drinks and other Extras

Child Policy:
Up to 3 years, Sharing: FREE
4 – 12 years, Sharing with 2 Adults: 50% of PPS
2 Children in own Room: 75% of PPS, each
3 Children in own Room: Full Double Room Rate (PPS x 2)
1 Adult Sharing with 1 Child: Adult Single Room Rate + Child 50% of PPS

Mara Game Drives / Mara Transfers
By Private Local Guide with Land Cruiser
Per Vehicle / Per Service
(to/from Mara Camps and Lodges)
KES 8,000/- 1 Game Drive (Half Day)
KES 13,800/- 2 Game Drives (Full Day)
KES 13,800/- Pick-up from Mara Sekenani Gate, with enroute + Extra Game Drive
KES 8,000/- Pick-up from Mara Sekenani Gate, with enroute-only Game Drive
KES 13,800/- Drop-off to Mara Sekenani Gate, with enroute + Extra Game Drive
KES 8,000/- Drop-off to Mara Sekenani Gate, with enroute-only Game Drive
KES 13,800/- Pick-up from Mara Airstrip, with enroute + Extra Game Drive
KES 8,000/- Drop-off to Mara Airstrip, with enroute-only Game Drive

Excluded:
Transport to and from the Masai Mara (Road or Flights)
Mandatory Daily Park Fees
Drinks and other Extras

Masai Mara Reserve 2022 Park Fees:

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

Sekenani Camp

Sekenani Camp Maasai Mara (Kenya) offers an authentic bush experience for visitors wishing to get close to nature. Set at the source of Sekenani River, the camp offers a serene environment in which to relax, unwind and enjoy all the Mara has to offer. It comprises fifteen exceptionally well-designed tents set apart to ensure maximum privacy. Each tent has a wooden floor and en-suite bathroom complete with a full-length bathtub.

A combination of luxury and adventure, Sekenani Camp invites you to experience the Maasai Mara.

Sekenani Camp Location

• This camp is located in the northeast corner of the Maasai Mara
• Sekenani Camp is 250 km by road from Nairobi and it takes 4.5 hrs approx. 5hrs drive.
• The closest airstrip is at Keekorok, a 45-minute flight from Nairobi.
• The camp is 6 km east of the main gate to the park (Sekenani Gate).
• It is situated at the source of the Sekenani River.
• All tents look down onto the springs that form the source of the river

• Dining room – Sekenani Camp’s dining room and bar seats 30 – 40 guests and offers the perfect indoor/outdoor Maasai Mara ambiance.
• Bar – Sekenani Camp has a fully stocked bar with international and local beverages.
• Pool – Sekenani Camp has a lovely infinity pool tucked in the trees overlooking the Sekenani River.
• Curio Shop – Sekenani Camp has a curio shop with handcrafted souvenirs and mementos.

• Guided walks – Sekenani Camp offers guided walks in the Siana Conservancy escorted by Maasai guides
• Balloon safari – A balloon safari gives an extraordinary perspective on the Maasai Mara. You will be woken up very early and leave in the dark so as to be ready for takeoff at dawn. The flight is followed by a memorable breakfast on the plains and a game drive back to camp.
• Sundowner – For those wanting an extra special bush experience we can arrange a private sundowner with delicious canapes and drinks to round out your day.
• Campfire – A fire on the veranda is a feature of every evening in Sekenani Camp, a place to share the stories of the day and have a drink before dinner.
• Private dinner
• Bush dinner