Description
Sanctuary Olonana
Masai Mara
Sanctuary Olonana is an award-winning safari lodge located on a private stretch of the Mara River. The camp is in the heart of Kenya’s most famous game reserve, the Masai Mara. Constructed on a private stretch of the Mara River the camp has beautiful views of the river and surrounding bush.
Accommodation
Fourteen glass-sided suites at Sanctuary Olonana are 1400 square feet in size and with the enormous glass doors that fold open, views of the Mara River are fantastic. Three of the suites have an extra bedroom making them ideal for families. Huge king-sized beds, overhead fans and luxurious en-suite bathrooms. A daybed or “sala” on your private deck is a great place to relax between exciting game drives. The lower lounge area offers panoramic views of the surrounding bush.
The main dining area and lounge have a huge deck that has incredible views over this stretch of the river. For the hotter parts of the day there is a swimming pool as well as a mini-spa offering relaxing treatments. Pamper yourself with anything from a facial to body massage.
The Geoffrey Kent Suite allows travelers to immerse themselves in secluded ultra-luxury in this sophisticated free-flowing space. Two en-suite bedrooms, an additional family room, wraparound private deck and infinity pool. The GK suite also has a spacious lounge and dining area. A private vehicle and safari guide are for the sole use of the guests here.
What we love about this camp…
- Located in a private concession bordering the epic Masai Mara
- Luxury safari accommodation
- Easy access to the Great Wildebeest Migration
- Very strong conservation and community interaction
- Hot air balloon flights and scenic flights
Read our Country Information for travel advice to Kenya. If this is your first safari to Africa then read our blog on what to pack.
If the Masai Mara Game Reserve is your bucket list safari then combine Olonana with Mara Plains Camp or Ol Donyo.
Post safari beach paradise? Book into Afro Chic Hotel.
For more information on the Masaai Mara and the conservation visit the Masaai Wilderness Conservation Trust and the Mara Conservancy website.
