There are several eco-friendly camps in the Maasai Mara that prioritize sustainability and have a minimal impact on the environment. These lodges often utilize renewable energy, practice water conservation, use locally sourced goods, and contribute to local community development and wildlife conservation.
Basecamp Explorer Maasai Mara
This eco-friendly camp is built using sustainable local materials and runs on solar power. It practices waste recycling, water conservation, and supports local Maasai communities through various initiatives.
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Kicheche Mara Camp
An eco-camp located in the Mara North Conservancy, Kicheche Mara Camp uses solar power for all its electricity needs. It also limits the number of game drive vehicles to reduce its carbon footprint and supports local community projects.
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Elephant Pepper Camp
Also situated in the Mara North Conservancy, this camp uses solar power, operates a strict recycle policy, and supports a variety of conservation initiatives including the Mara Elephant Project and the Mara Cheetah Project.
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Porini Lion Camp
This camp, located in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, is powered entirely by solar energy. It practices water conservation and waste recycling, and also supports conservation efforts in the Maasai Mara ecosystem.
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Mara Naboisho Camp
In the Naboisho Conservancy, this camp uses solar power, has a strict waste management policy, and contributes to the conservancy’s community and conservation initiatives.
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Saruni Wild
This is a small eco-lodge located in the Lemek Conservancy that operates on solar power. It also actively contributes to conservation efforts and supports local communities.
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Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp
Cottar’s is Gold Eco-rated by Eco Tourism Kenya and operates with a focus on preserving local traditions and ecosystems. They use solar power, recycle water, and are involved in numerous community projects.
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Encounter Mara
This camp is located in the Naboisho Conservancy and is dedicated to eco-friendly practices. Encounter Mara operates with solar power for all electricity needs, supports a variety of local community projects, and uses eco-friendly products.
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Rekero Camp
Located in the heart of the Maasai Mara, Rekero offers an immersive wilderness experience while upholding high eco-friendly standards. The camp uses solar power for lighting, heating, and charging of electronic devices, uses natural materials in construction to blend into the environment.
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