Having spent much time in East Africa in various reserves, conservancies, and parks it was refreshing to be in Naboisho. Not only is the wildlife plentiful and diverse, but the behind the scene's efforts in sustainable tourism put the cherry on top for this location. Naboisho of Asilia Africa is at the forefront of addressing conversation's tough questions and providing... More

I stayed at Naboisho for just two nights in late March 2012, and it simply wasn't long enough! The camp is beautiful, and the tents are probably the best safari tents I have ever seen (and I've stayed in quite a few!) The outdoor showers were AMAZING - there is nothing like enjoying a hot shower under the African sky... More

A short 5 day safari staying at these two camps and being guided by Jackson and Mbtinga, just doesn't get much better! We had our annual "fix" at Rekero, hosted this time by Clea, Conway and their great team...this is a stunning camp on the river with game activities going on day and night...and followed by exciting morning and evening... More

Pristine location, well equiped and comfortable tents spaced an adequate distance apart. Very comfortable and atmospheric bar and dining area with open fire at night. Good viewing from tents and bar. We had 3 sunrises with prides of lions on kills one in the camp close to a tent. Don't miss the walking with Roeloff it was exceptional particularly if... More

The short safari in Maasai Mara had to be the fulcrum of our journey for the twentieth wedding anniversary. In February there isn’t the famous migration (it seems to me that big herds are moving in Tanzania), but we were not interested in an astonishing event. It was our first safari, and I was searching for an unforgettable stay, not... More

Dear Helen, Jackson, Ben, Mbtinga, Roeloff and the rest of Naboisho Camp! Thanks for a wonderful experience in the Naboisho area. Mostly I would like to keep Naboisho camp to my self! Want it to be my own little secret.. But I choose to share it, so Naboisho will keep having many guest, keep being such a great camp! We... More

We stayed at Rekero Naboisho in late October 2011. This was our first visit to Naboisho, although in January 2011 we had visited the neighbouring Ol Kinyei and Olare Orok conservancies. Between them these private wildlife conservancies currently offer the best Big Game Viewing experience in Kenya, with far fewer vehicles than you see in the adjoining Masai Mara National... More

We stayed at Naboisho Camp in the last week of December 2011 - an Australian family currently living in the Middle East. This was our second stay at Naboisho after visiting in August/September 2011. I think we were the camp's first repeat guests since its opening. This time we had our oldest (15yo) son Ben with us as well as... More

Maryann, Doe Doe (sp?), Tim, the perfect guide, and all the rest were the kindness, sweetest, most attentive host anyone could ask for. Naboisho is truly heaven on earth and I hope it never changes. Listening to the lions roar at night was amazing. The Zebra taken down by a Croc, an elephant bathing, baby wort hogs galore. lions mating,... More