Here are Tipilikwani Mara 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/-| Luxury Tent | Double/Twin Sharing | Single Occupancy |
| 3rd Jan 2022 – 31st Mar 2022 | KES 9,400/- PPS | KES 13,160/- PP |
| 1st Apr 2021 – 30th Jun 2022 | KES 8,930/- PPS | KES 8,930/- PP |
| 1st Jul 2022 – 30th Sep 2022 | KES 15,980/- PPS | KES 19,740/- PP |
Tipilikwani Mara Camp Rates are in KES, Per Person (Full Board), Per Night
Rates Exclude: Drinks and other Extras
Children Rates:
0 – 5 yrs: FREE Accommodation when Sharing with 2 Adults
6 – 11 yrs, Sharing with 2 Adults: 50% of PPS
12 – 12 yrs, Sharing with 2 Adults: 75% 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:
| 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
Tipilikwani Mara Camp is recommended to any adventurer looking for an inexpensive exclusive experience in a scenic setting. Its location is right next to Talek River and is made up of 20 luxurious tents. Visitors to the camp are strategically placed to watch the annual wildebeest migration that occurs between June and October.
The camp’s design features the warm and rich Masai colors and guests will no doubt enjoy the well-known Kenyan hospitality. Some of the exciting activities include a bush dinner, sundowner, game drives, cultural visits, and spa services.Tipilikwani Camp offers an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere for experiencing the full adventure of the African bush.
Tiplikwani Mara camp is uniquely positioned on the banks of the Talek River overlooking the Masai Mara plains. Here you have access to herds of wildlife that co-exist with the colorful Maasai people.
Tipilikwani Mara Camp is a good place to be between June and October when the Maasai Mara plays host the greatest wildlife shows on earth the annual migration of over a million wildebeest and zebra as they enter the Mara ecosystem from Serengeti.
The large Tipilikwani Mara Camp tents are loved by families looking for an inexpensive Masai Mara Experience. A good number of Tipilikwani’s tents have a river frontage and are decorated with warm, rich Maasai colors. The family tents have a standalone bathtub in addition to showers.
While at Tipilikwani Mara Camp expect excellent food, personalized service and traditional Kenyan hospitality to crown your visit.
Game drives offer the unforgettable opportunity to enjoy the diversity of animals and birds living permanently in the Maasai Mara, as well as many migratory species. Guests can also learn more about the Maasai people, proud pastoralists and warriors, many of whom still retain their traditional nomadic lifestyle.
Location: On the banks of the Talek River overlooking the Maasai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya. GPS co-ordinates: S 1.27.42.757 / E 35.14.38.695
By road:Approximately 5 hours driving time from Nairobi.
By air:to the Ol Kiombo airstrip (45min game drive).
This airstrip is serviced by:
Twenty luxury, insect-proof bedroom tents equipped with all amenities and its own terrace. The ensuite bath-rooms are fitted withdouble wash basins,hot and cold running water, a flushing toilet, rain shower.The camp has a swimming pool.
The family tents have a stand-alone bathtub in addition to showers. 2 family tents each comprising two adjoining tents: one with king-sized bed, the other with 2 queen-sized beds. Tipilikwani Mara are always on demand, book early if you would like to stay at Tipilikwani Mara.
| Activity | Cost |
| Exclusive use of safari vehicle with local guide | $250 per day. |
| Hot Air Balloon Safari | $410 per day. |
| Bush breakfast | $45 Per Person |
| Bush breakfast | $45 Per Person |
| Bush Dinner | $45 Per Person |
| Sundowner | $ 45 Per Person |
| Extra Lunch / Picnic Lunch | $30 Per Person |
| River Bed Breakfast weather permitting | $40 Per Person |
