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Luxury Safari Camp
Kenya

House in the Wild
Enonkishu Conservancy

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Exclusive Location: House in the Wild is located within the Enonkishu Conservancy, on the edge of the Maasai Mara. This prime location means an intimate and immersive experience with nature, far from the crowds.
Eco-Friendly Lodging: The accommodation is designed with sustainability in mind. It incorporates eco-friendly practices, such as using solar power and locally sourced materials, ensuring minimal impact on the environment.
Abundant Wildlife: Enjoy close encounters with a diverse range of wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros). The conservancy is known for its rich biodiversity and thriving animal populations.
Cultural Experiences: House in the Wild offers unique cultural experiences with the local Maasai community. Visitors can engage in traditional Maasai activities, learn about their customs, and even participate in guided bush walks led by Maasai warriors.
Personalised Service: The lodge provides a highly personalised service with a focus on creating bespoke experiences. This includes customisable safari itineraries, private dining, and tailored activities to suit individual preferences.
Luxury and Comfort: Despite its remote location, House in the Wild offers luxurious and comfortable accommodations. You can relax in beautifully appointed rooms with stunning views of the surrounding wilderness, enjoy gourmet meals, and unwind by the pool or in the cosy lounge areas.

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Why we love House in the Wild

The seamless blend of luxury and nature, where every stay offers a unique adventure amidst Kenya’s breathtaking wilderness and the warm hospitality of the Maasai people – what’s not to love?

Aisha Gross

Destination Expert

Africa and the Indian Ocean

How to get there

The most convenient and time-efficient option is to take a charter flight from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport to the nearest airstrip, Ngerende Airstrip. The flight takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour. From the airstrip, it’s a short drive to the lodge.

Are children welcome

Yes, children are welcome at House in the Wild. The lodge offers a family-friendly environment and provides a variety of activities suitable for younger guests. Children can enjoy exciting wildlife experiences, such as game drives, nature walks, and cultural interactions with the local Maasai community. Additionally, the lodge is known for its relaxed atmosphere, which allows families to enjoy a comfortable and memorable stay.

Giving back

House in the Wild is deeply committed to sustainability, focusing on environmental conservation, community development, and responsible tourism. Situated within the Enonkishu Conservancy, the lodge has transformed from a former farm into a thriving conservation area, restoring habitats and promoting biodiversity.

Environmental Initiatives:

Solar Energy: The lodge operates on 95% solar power, significantly reducing its carbon footprint.
Water Management: A constructed wetlands system naturally filters wastewater, ensuring that water returned to the Mara River is free from pollutants.
Sustainable Sourcing: Building materials are sourced from sustainable suppliers, and the lodge grows indigenous tree seedlings to reforest areas previously cleared for charcoal production.

Community Engagement:

Education and Empowerment: The lodge supports local education through the construction of Emarti Secondary School and improvements to nearby primary schools, including additional classrooms and a dining room.
Enterprise Development: Initiatives like the Wild Women tree nursery and smallholder agricultural cooperatives provide economic opportunities and promote sustainable livelihoods.
Cultural Integration: Guests are encouraged to engage with the local Maasai community, fostering cultural exchange and mutual respect.

Conservation Efforts:

Regenerative Rangeland Management: Through holistic grazing programs, the lodge collaborates with Maasai families to restore degraded lands, allowing both wildlife and livestock to thrive together.
Biodiversity Restoration: The Enonkishu Conservancy has become a sanctuary for various species, including lions, leopards, and elephants, due to effective conservation strategies.

Wildlife you are likely to see

At House in the Wild, located on the edge of the Maasai Mara, you’ll encounter an incredible array of wildlife, including:

Lions: Often seen resting or hunting in the expansive plains surrounding the camp.
Elephants: Majestic herds can be spotted along the Mara River, as well as in the surrounding bush.
Leopards: These elusive creatures are sometimes seen lounging in trees or stalking prey in the bush.
Cheetahs: Known for their speed, cheetahs are often seen sprinting across the open plains.
Giraffes: The tall, graceful giraffes are frequently spotted browsing on acacia trees or walking through the savannah.
Wildebeest and Zebras: Large herds of these grazers can be seen, particularly during the Great Migration, when they cross the Mara River.
Buffaloes: Large herds of buffalo often gather near waterholes or in the forested areas surrounding the camp.
Hyenas: These scavengers are active at night and are often seen near the camp or on game drives.
Wild Dogs: Occasionally, you may spot these endangered predators, known for their cooperative hunting behaviour.
Birdlife: A diverse range of bird species can be observed, from raptors to vibrant species like the lilac-breasted roller.