Porini Bush Camp - Ol Kinyei Conservancy

Spa Retreats

Porini Bush Camp - Ol Kinyei Conservancy

Sustainability Initiatives

Out of this World

24-Hour Manager on Duty
Airport Transfers
Day & Night Game Drives
Private Tours
Eco - Friendly
Nature & Adventure

Africa, Kenya, Narok
Porini Camp, Kenya

How They Dazzle Us

There are few words left to describe the annual wildebeest migration. Quite simply, it is amazing. The sheer scale of the event. The predictability. The tragedy. It really is an event that needs to be experienced to be properly appreciated, and this camp is perfectly located to be your base in migration season – It opens specifically during the migration season – from July to October each year. Aside from the wildebeest there are plenty of other animals to see and activities to do and all included from the camp.

Why We Love Them

"We love that this small and intimate camp is genuinely mobile. Located within the award-winning Ol Kinyei Conservancy it offers guests an authentic high quality, low tourism density safari experience Ol Kinyei conservancy is renowned for its unspoilt and breath-taking scenery with diverse terrain offering on one hand open savannah plains and rolling hills on the other. The land, with its abundance of water sources in the form of springs, streams and rivers, coupled with spectacular views across the Mara plains, is home to a wide variety of animal species. Guests will also have access to the Mara Reserve and the adjacent 50000 acre Naboisho conservancy."

Their Sustainable Superpower

The camp provides guests with the opportunity to stay at a truly eco-friendly bush camp where there are no permanent structures and there is minimal impact on the environment. Quite simply, when the camp is taken down, the site reverts back to nature. It has been done in such a way that guests get a great experience when they are there, but also that when the season comes to an end and the camp winds down, not a trace of human presence remains. This is because the camp operates seasonally setting up when the Wildebeest Migration is in the Mara eco-system.