Mara Ngenche Safari Camp

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TENTS: 6

6 luxury double tents with en-suite bathrooms

Each tent is partially enclosed in its own boma and has a 4 poster king-size bed with views on to the Mara River, and is equipped with a large bath tub and outside shower.

Mara Ngenche Safari Camp is unfenced and is designed to allow the movement of animals through the ground while offering an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere for experiencing the full adventure of the African bush.

Short Overview

Well hidden in the beautiful greenery of riverine forest, Ngenche Safari Camp offers Panoramic views over the confluence of the Mara and Talek Rivers Overlooking a hippo pool that is always busy with these beautiful Large animals with crocodiles always in close proximity.

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