Saruni Eagle View,

At the Edge of Dawn, Where the Plains AwakeAt the Edge of Dawn, Where the Plains Awake

You wake before sunrise. A sliver of orange light edges the horizon, the sky deep and silent. From your canvas tent high on a ridge, you see silhouettes of acacia trees against the dawn, hear the whisper of wind across the grasslands. Below, a natural waterhole glimmers—tonight’s gathering place for elephants, giraffe, impala. Somewhere in the distance, a lion’s roar rolls across Mara Naboisho Conservancy, as though the land itself is breathing. This is Eagle View Camp, where every morning feels like a revelation.

Here, the sun doesn’t just rise—it illuminates the wild, the untouched, the edge of dreams. Where privacy meets panorama. Where conservation isn’t a buzzword but a promise. And where your senses come alive in the rhythm of the Mara.

An Emblem Of Eco-Friendly Luxury

Discover Eagle View Camp: Wild Elegance in Masai Mara’s Naboisho

Eagle View is more than just accommodation in the greater Mara ecosystem—it’s an eco-luxury safari camp perched on a natural escarpment in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Crafted for travellers who seek immersive wildlife, meaningful connection to nature, and comfort without compromise. Below are the features that make it a standout destination.

Location & Setting

Geographic setting: Located in Mara Naboisho Conservancy, adjacent to the Masai Mara National Reserve. The camp occupies a ridge overlooking sweeping plains, a natural waterhole, and salt lick—a vantage point for predator-prey interactions.
Views & wildlife: Every tent faces stunning panoramas of savannah, abundant wildlife including elephants, giraffe, antelopes, and with high lion density in the conservancy.
Conservancy ethic: Naboisho is a leading model for nature conservation management, prioritizing community ownership, restricted vehicle traffic, and habitat protection.

Accommodation & Design

Tent & suite layout: Nine luxurious tents built on elevated wooden decks. Some are “viewpoint” tents; others are family-style (enclosed or detached) to suit couples, solo travellers, or families.
In-tent amenities: En-suite bathrooms; bio-flush toilets; two showers (one inside, one open-air safari shower); king or twin beds with mosquito netting; private viewing decks overlooking plains and waterhole.
Design & sustainability: Minimalist & eco-conscious architecture. Use of sustainable materials (e.g. Kebony wood), solar power, low environmental footprint, careful blending with surroundings. Lighting designed to reduce pollution, natural vegetation maintained.

Safari Activities & Wildlife Experience

Exhilarating Activities Abound

Game drives: Both day and night game drives in Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Lower visitor density means more intimate wildlife encounters.
Walking safaris: Guided walks led by Maasai naturalists. Learn about tracks, flora, fauna, and the ecology of the savannah up close.
Bush meals, sundowners, storytelling: Dine under the sky, enjoy classic “sundowner” moments, share stories by the fire. Moments that connect you with land, sky, community.
Cultural engagement: Opportunity to visit local Maasai villages or community projects; learn about Maasai tradition, crafts, and conservation.

Facilities, Access & What’s Included

Meals & Dining: Full board – breakfast, lunch, dinner – with local and international flavours, bush meals available. Communal dining deck with vantage points over the plains.
Connectivity & comfort: Reception or main area with WiFi or computer station; rooms have solar-powered lighting; charging points. Privacy ensured in tent spacing.
Rates & seasons: Rates vary by season (high, mid, low); special offers sometimes available for longer stays or last-minute bookings.
Getting there: Accessible via air to nearby Ol Seki / Olkiombo airstrip, plus road transfers; or by road from Nairobi (requires 4×4 for some stretches). Travel times vary.

Why Eagle View Sidesteps the Ordinary

Wild privacy: Unfenced setting means wildlife roam freely; mornings and evenings bring unexpected sightings without the bustle of high-traffic zones.
Eco-luxury blend: You don’t give up comfort, design, or service for sustainability—they’re built in.
Meaningful impact: Supporting community employment, culture, conservation through your stay.
Spectacular photo & memory moments: Waterholes where wildlife gather; sunrise from your deck; nights under an open sky; Maasai guided walks.

Best Time to Visit & Tips

When to go: Dry season—roughly June to October—is ideal for crisp views, abundant game sightings, possibly witness the wildebeest migration. Green season (Nov-March) offers lush landscapes, fewer crowds.
What to pack: Layers for chilly evenings and early mornings; good binoculars; camera gear; insect repellent; modest clothing for community visits.
Booking suggestions: Reserve well ahead for high season; ask about family tents; check what’s included (transfers, game drives, fees, etc.).

Saruni Eagle View Rates

Non Resident Rates in US$ per person per night

Season	6 Tents	Family Tent (Enclosed)	Family Tents (Detached)	Child aged 5-16	Single occupancy	Conservation fees
High	USS 600	USS 600	USS 600	USS 300	USS 780	Adult USS 116
Mid	USS 500	USS 500	USS 500	USS 250	USS 650	Child USS 58
Low	USS 400	USS 400	USS 400	USS 200	USS 520

Rates include full-board accommodation, unlimited internet, return airstrip transfers, shared game drives, and select activities and services. Conservation fees and some exclusives are extra.

Special Offers and Related Camps

Saruni Eagle View delights in rewarding longer stays and spontaneity with special offers. Honeymooners receive gifts while last-minute planners gain attractive deals. Explore sister properties like Basecamp Masai Mara and Saruni Samburu for varied experiences.

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Discover Our Associated Wilderness Retreats

Basecamp Masai Mara:-Step into a realm where nature and eco-friendly accommodations live in perfect harmony. Basecamp Masai Mara offers an authentic safari experience, with camps located along the Talek River, at the very border of the legendary Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Saruni Wild:-Immerse yourself in pure wilderness at Saruni Wild, a beautifully designed camp that melds into the pristine, teeming landscapes. This deluxe tented camp is a hidden gem, offering an intimate and exclusive window into the richness of Kenyan wildlife.
Saruni Mara Lodge:-Nestled in the heart of the Masai Mara, Saruni Mara Lodge is not just a luxury lodge but an experience that blends adventure with tranquility. Dive into personalized safari rides, spa treatments, and Maasai-led excursions—all crafted to create an unforgettable journey.Saruni Samburu:-Perched on a spectacular viewpoint, Saruni Samburu’s villas offer panoramic views of the unspoiled Samburu wilderness. A unique blend of contemporary and Samburu tribal designs, this lodge provides a serene, luxurious base as you explore the diverse and vibrant life of northern Kenya.

Embark on a safari circuit and indulge in the unique character and offerings of each of these beautiful camps. Whether you’re looking for adventure, tranquility, or a mix of both, our related camps promise an African safari experience beyond your wildest dreams.

Guest Feedback

An Unforgettable Safari Experience at Saruni Eagle View

“Our stay at Saruni Eagle View was nothing short of magical. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel like royalty. The tents were luxurious and offered breathtaking views of the savannah – waking up to such splendor was a dream come true. Each safari drive was an adventure, bringing us face to face with Africa’s majestic wildlife. The knowledge and enthusiasm of our guides were unparalleled, turning each outing into an educational journey. And the food, oh the food! Every meal was a delight, each bite capturing the essence of the local cuisine. Saruni Eagle View didn’t just meet our expectations; it soared far above them.” – Sophia & Ethan

A Journey of Discovery and Serenity

“As seasoned travelers, we always seek destinations that offer a genuine connection with nature, and Saruni Eagle View surpassed all our hopes. From the eco-friendly practices to the involvement with the local community, it’s clear that this lodge cares deeply for both the environment and the Maasai culture. The walking safaris and night drives added a layer of excitement to our experience, and we felt secure and engaged throughout the stay. Our family tent was a cozy retreat after each day’s expedition. We left with a sense of peace and a new perspective on conservation, thanks to the enlightening encounters we had here.” – The Clarkson Family