La Maison Royale Camp is a luxury tented camp and intimate 4-star safari camp located in Olare Motorogi Conservatory in Masai Mara Park, Kenya and is the smallest safari camp in our collection, La Maison Royale Camp is an intimate safaris camp and secluded tented camp owned and operated by the La Maison Royale Hotels Group, the La Maison Royale Lodge was inspired by the , La Maison Royale group founder’s dream of operating a lavish safari camp in Masai Mara Park and offering his customers an unforgettable Masai Mara Safari experience, in 2017 he took a safari Masai Mara and on first sight he fell in love with this one of the eight wonders of the world and instantly embarked on his journey of setting up the La Maison Royale Mara Camp. The La Maison Royale tented Camp is a private oasis in which to relax and connect with those close to you, the contemporary design and decor at La Maison Royale safari Camp are a celebration of African culture and exude a natural sense of romance and appreciation for nature on your doorstep. La Maison Royale Camp was designed to take advantage of unhindered views across the Olare Motorogi Conservatory breath-taking landscape, the theme of the safari camp is one of African elegance and style, enhanced by an expansive panorama, which can be enjoyed from the large open dining area, the relaxing sitting area and bar, the tranquil wooden deck, and one of Africa’s most picturesque infinity pools. Guests staying at La Maison Royale are faced with a tough choice: how they wish to spend their day, sunrise hot-air balloon safaris, photographing Africa’s abundant wildlife or being photographed amongst it, walking on the edge of the Great Rift Valley, or beading with the Maasai — these are just a few of the daily adventures on offer. A variety of game-watching activities is on offer at La Maison Royale Camp, most guests head out twice a day on game drives around the extensive earth roads and bush tracks of the Olare Motorogi Conservatory – from 6.30am to 10.30am or back earlier if you prefer followed by brunch and again in the late afternoon usually leaving at about 4.00pm after you've had tea and cake returning to the safari camp as night falls at about 6.45pm and again, this can be a little earlier or later if you prefer our game drives are in Land Cruisers with open roofs that can be pulled up, Our 4×4 Land Cruiser Jeeps are well designed to provide the best Masai Mara safari experiences, our Toyota Land Cruiser Jeeps are well designed keeping in mind legroom, space, and window seats, they are fired with radio calls, and reclining seats. Reclining seats are best for old-aged persons who need comfort to adjust the seat to their best-fit position. Our Jeeps are designed to provide a High Roof Hatch Top for game viewing that ensures you spot wildlife in a far distance while on a game drive. We have also ensured you get a window seat while on safari to Masai Mara. We have equipped our jeeps with books, maps and binoculars that enables you to learn and enjoy your Masai Mara safaris. Without forgetting, we ensure you have a very professional, certified, well-disciplined, eloquent in speaking English, Spanish, French, and Italian Safari Guide. They are well trained to serve you with high-tech services and taking care of your needs while on safari in Masai Mara. The usual practice at La Maison Royale Camp is to drive with a safari guide and on night drives a spotter joins as well to direct the lamp. At one end of the c La Maison Royale Camp is a wonderfully peaceful wooden viewing deck overlooking the surrounding bush, it is a great spot for birding. During the migration season when wildebeest crossings can be seen you can also opt for an all-day game drive into the Masai Mara National Reserve, packing a picnic breakfast and lunch and a separate park fees are payable to visit the Masai Mara Reserve as well as day-time game drives, La Maison Royale Camp offers night drives safaris, Night drives normally incorporate a sundowner drink and a return to Maison Royale Camp for a late dinner, or by special request they set off after dinner for a couple of hours, slowly driving through the Mara Olare Motorogi Conservatory exciting bush and savanna environment before returning at about 10.00pm. A more recent addition to activities at La Maison Royale Camp are game walks or walking safari, the walks go out with an experienced armed guard, carrying a .308 rifle and are either a nature walk for families with young children, in the immediate surrounds of the La Maison Royale Camp or a bush walk for around an hour or a longer bush walk. If you are looking for a more substantial walk however then you are better contacting us, although safety is an absolute priority, on the longer bush walks you are quite likely to encounter elephants and big cats - at a respectable distance! La Maison Royale Camp also offers visits to a local Maasai village, a 20-minute drive away. These visits last an hour or two and cost US$25 per adult, which is paid to the camp managers and passed on to the community via the conservancy's community liaison. La Maison Royale Camp elegant tented suites have been designed to make the most of the extraordinary views of the Maasai Mara from every angle – from the bed, the bath, the sitting area, the shower and even the w/c. The roof and other three sides are canvas – classic safari olive on the outside and cream on the inside for romance. Spanning over 100 sqm, the tented suites all include spacious decks for in-room dining, massage treatments and red rocking chair safaris. You might wonder what Mara means in the beautiful language of Maa (Masai Language)! Mara means “spotted” and in essence you can spot our tented luxury camp, La Maison Royale Mara Camp (LMR Mara Camp) from a great distance in the adventurous kingdom. La Maison Royale Camp is excellently located in a conservancy that covers 13,500 hectares of pure adventure in the heart of the jungle. It provides you with the earth’s greatest live wildlife show of beautiful creatures in their personal habitats. Be prepared to meet lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and African buffalos… wait a minute, did we just list the big five! The action-adventure does not end with them. Giraffes, zebras, deers, and many other exotic animals are in the action too. Our 24-tented luxury camp is perfectly equipped to provide a peaceful experience for our guests. We have a large host of Masai’s that guarantee excellent customer service and top-notch food quality in the middle of the thrill-packed adventure. La Maison Mara Camp is situated in Africa’s greatest wildlife reserve that was voted as the 8th wonder of the world in 2007

Olare Motorogi Conservancy

Olare Motorogi Conservancy is situated along the northern edge of Masai Mara National Reserve. Olare Motorogi Conservancy is a culmination of the merging of two sub-conservancies i.e., Olare Orok and Motorogi. The Olare Motorogi Conservancy was established in May of 2006. To create the conservancy, 277 Maasai landowners collectively set aside a total of 35,000 acres of their land. The Olare Motorogi Conservancy includes valuable habitats, such as the lower sections of the Olare Orok River and Ntiakitiak River valleys, as well as its riverine forest. Another prominent natural feature in the conservancy is Ntiakitiak Gorge and the associated escarpment that measures twelve kilometers in length. An ecologically-significant woodlands are located just below the escarpment. By setting aside land for the Olare Motorogi, the landowners have created an important buffer zone that includes migration corridors for many of Masai Mara fauna. The success of the Olare Motorogi Conservancy serves as a template for other later conservancies adjoining Masai Mara National Reserve. Wildlife populations have steadily increased as has the diversity of animals in the conservancy. Olare Motorogi Conservancy guests find a wonderful balance of predators and herbivores, including highly endangered species, such as African wild dogs and rhinos. In following best practices of low-density experiences at Olare Motorogi, the Olare Motorogi Conservancy has35 rooms (1 room per over 650 acres) in between six-member accommodations i.e., Mara Plains Camp, Mahali Mzuri, Kicheche Bush Camp, Porini Lion Camp, Olare Mara Kempinski. Both conservancy fee and part benight revenue are fed into the safari operations of the conservancy, as well as local community projects that benefit the Maasai landowners and its families.

Wildlife in Olare Motorogi

Although most safari travelers choose to visit the Masai Mara during the high traffic months July through October, this conservancy offers its visitors magnificent game-viewing all year round. The hills are the year-round home to a remarkably diverse population of giraffes, wildebeests, warthogs and zebras. Naturally having these herbivores around in large numbers also makes the area more than a little attractive to predators. The conservancy is immensely popular among lions, hyenas, jackals, cheetahs, leopards and other meat eaters. The ‘luggas’ (small seasonal streams) that run through the conservancy’s hills are lined by beautiful green strips of forest. The vegetation attracts a variety of leaf-eaters such as elephants, baboons, buffaloes and hippos. During the great migration you’ll see quite a bit of action in the conservancy caused by the migrating herds passing through the wildlife corridors. However, you may have to take a drive to the south towards the Mara Confluence to see the more massive and dramatic river crossings

Activities in Olare Motorogi

So, what makes staying at a Masai Mara conservancy so worthwhile? Well obviously, the high concentration of wildlife to be seen makes a conservancy quite interesting to include in your itinerary. A few additional benefits of staying at a conservancy is being able to go on off-road safaris, the ability to go on guided nature walks, the joy of enjoying a bush meal and the ability to go on game drive at night. All of this takes place against a backdrop of emerald-hued riverine forests that run like a ribbon along the lower valleys of the Olare Olak and Ntiakitiak Rivers, the impressive Ntiakitiak Gorge and a beautiful twelve kilometre long escarpment. The acacia woodlands beneath the escarpment are home to all species of creatures, big and small. Many of the safari activities mentioned above aren’t possible within the confines of the actual Masai Mara National Reserve. If you value cultural interaction and would like to get to know the Masai people, you’ll have ample opportunity to do so while staying at the conservancy. Since the Maasai are stakeholders in the conservancy, they are very welcoming to those who decide to stay there.

Olare Motorogi Game

The eco-friendly Maison Royale Camp offers a unique opportunity to take guided walks with Maasai Warriors and experience day and night safari game drives within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy – a pristine and exclusive 33000-acre wilderness set aside for wildlife conservation and low-impact tourism. The Maison Royale Camp is located in a stunning setting on the banks of the seasonal River within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. This large area borders the Maasai Mara National Reserve and is home to an abundance of animals including the Mara’s renowned Big Cats. There is unsurpassed game-viewing within the conservancy due to its unspoiled natural state and the Maison Royale Camp – with just nine tents and one family unit – ensures guests have a genuine “away from it all” experience deep in the African bush. The high-quality, spacious tents are tastefully furnished and each has solar-powered lighting, ensuite facilities (with hot shower and flush toilet) and a private veranda. Maison Royale Camp is fully-inclusive of meals, drinks (vodka, gin & tonics, wine, beer, sodas and mineral water) and all activities, including day and night game drives, sundowners and escorted walks. A group Masai Mara safari or scheduled Masai Mara safaris are fine when the herds are on the mara river plains because the migration route only goes as far as the central Masai Mara, A private safari to Masai Mara gives a personal exclusive experience while group safaris to Masai Mara offers you the opportunity to share your experience with other travelers. Also, a private safari in Masai Mara is more flexible and may cater to individual needs while group safaris in Masai Mara are pre-planned and caters according to the majority of the group.

La Maison Royale Camp Wildlife Activities

Game drives can take place in the morning, afternoon, evening or at night. So please let us know your preference. Alternatively, you can book a dedicated game drive (up to six guests in a vehicle). A game drive through the Olare Motorogi Conservancy is a voyage of discovery that promises to transport you into a whole new realm. This is your chance to observe creatures great and small against the backdrop of a pristine wilderness. Often awe-inspiring, always enchanting, a game drive allows you to be part of the great wilderness landscape: to breath it: to smell it: to live it. Managed in cooperation with its ancient guardians, the Maasai, this is a realm where you will rarely see another safari vehicle, where the savannah is yours, and where you will often find yourselves as the only spectators to such events as lions at play, wallowing hippos, wandering elephants, browsing giraffes and careering herds of zebra. During the season, you can also witness one of the world’s most stunning natural events: the annual migration of over one million wildebeest and their attendant wildlife cast. Our custom-built six-person safari vehicles offer comfort, panoramic viewing, dedicated safari guides, refreshments on-board (soft drinks and local beer) and radio-links for fast location of game. Traditionally, game-drives take place early morning (you are woken with tea and arrive back in time for breakfast) or late afternoon/early evening. They can also incorporate picnic breakfasts or lunches and evening sundowners in the bush. We also offer night game-drives: which promise you nocturnal drama indeed. What you can see: this unique ecosystem hosts over 95 species of mammals. Highlights include: elephant, buffalo, hippo, Masai giraffe, topi, Coke's hartebeest, Grant's and Thomson's gazelle, zebra, impala, Kirk's dik-dik, bushbuck, waterbuck, red duiker, baboon, vervet monkey, blue monkey, red-tailed monkey, nocturnal bush baby, and tree hyrax. Predators include lion, cheetah, leopard and hyena. Birds: 550 recorded species, 5 of which are globally threatened.

Booking La Maison Royale Camp

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