Youth Hostel in Masai Mara
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HI Hostel Masai Mara Enchoro Wildlife Camp

Enchoro Wildlife Camp Masai Mara is a perfect camp with a modern touch designed to match with the surrounding environment. Accommodation is offered in semi luxurious large spacious tents with a spacious changing room and lockers for guests valuables. There are king size double beds, singles and triples, all with en-suite bathrooms with flush toilets and showers, sinks mirror and sufficient lighting. We provide both hot and cold showers throughout the day. Water is harvested from our well source and pumped to our safe storage tanks. Generators are used for lighting and charging your cameras or cell phones for free. The camp is very popular with families as it has a safe and secure scenic environment for children to play. The wildlife camp caters for a maximum of 50 adult guests in three different styles of budget camping accommodation. Our activity desk can deal with any of your enquiries and questions and furnish you with all the up to date information on various Kenya adventure tours and activities in the Masai Mara. Stay at Enchoro Wildlife Camp and be surrounded by a natural environment, waking up to bird twitter and sometimes roaring of lions. The camp is situated close to the entrance gate of Oloolaimutia in Masai Mara Game Reserve, located 270 km away from Nairobi in the South Rift. Easily accessible by road, you are able to view plenty of things along the way. Location Information
The Masai Mara is the world's famous Game Reserve due to the annual wildebeest’s migration. Situated in the southwest of Kenya in the Rift Valley bordering with Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, Masai Mara National Reserve consist of 1,510 sq.km (589 sq. miles) made up of three group ranches I.E. the Mara Triangle, Musiara and Sekenani, all under the control of the local country councils. Often described as the greatest of nature’s stages, the Masai Mara, with its huge dramatic skies, is the most popular of all Kenya's game parks. The landscape which is mostly Savanna, hosts approximately 22 families of lions and 3000 elephants. This park is famous for herds of elephants, buffaloes, wildebeest and zebras that roam its plains. The Mara River is one of the best places to observe hippos and crocodiles. | more......