Jambo Mara Safari Lodge - Masai Mara

Nestled on the edge of the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve, Jambo Mara Safari Lodge offers an exceptional balance of modern comfort and authentic safari adventure. The lodge is designed to reflect African charm while providing world-class facilities, making it an ideal choice for families, honeymooners, and groups seeking a memorable Mara experience.

Strategically located near the Ololaimutiek Gate, the lodge gives guests quick access to thrilling game drives inside the reserve. It sits approximately 250 kilometers from Nairobi, accessible by a scenic 5–6 hour drive or a short 45-minute flight to Keekorok Airstrip followed by a lodge transfer.

Accommodation at Jambo Mara Safari Lodge

Accommodation at Jambo Mara Safari Lodge is designed to suit different traveler needs, offering both luxury cottages and tented rooms. Each unit is spacious, elegantly furnished, and positioned to maximize privacy and views of the surrounding wilderness. Guests can enjoy:

• King-size or twin beds with high-quality bedding

• En suite bathrooms with hot showers and bathtubs in select units

• Private verandas with views of the savannah or lodge gardens

• Mosquito nets and blackout curtains

• Complimentary Wi-Fi and in-room safes

• Stylish interiors blending African décor with modern comfort

Amenities and Facilities at Jambo Mara Safari Lodge

The lodge goes above and beyond to ensure every stay is comfortable and memorable. Facilities include:

• A restaurant and bar, serving both international and local cuisine

• A swimming pool, perfect for cooling off after a game drive

• A conference center for meetings, team-building, and events

• A children’s play area, making it family-friendly

• Wellness services such as spa treatments and massage therapies

• Gift shops and a lounge for relaxation

Activities to do and Experiences while staying at Jambo Mara

Guests at Jambo Mara Safari Lodge can look forward to an array of activities that bring the Mara to life:

• Exciting game drives to witness the Big Five and the Great Migration (July–October)

• Guided nature walks with Maasai naturalists

• Birdwatching for enthusiasts, with hundreds of species in the region

• Cultural visits to nearby Maasai villages for an authentic cultural exchange

• Sundowners and bush dining experiences under the African sky

• Photography tours capturing iconic Mara landscapes and wildlife