Leleshwa Camp

Leleshwa Camp is an intimate tented camp and luxury safari camp located in Siana Conservancy on the North–Eastern edge of the Masai Mara National Park, Kenya, Leleshwa Safari Camp Offers weddings and honeymoon safaris with unparalleled Privacy for the Wildlife Safari of a Lifetime, Leleshwa tented Camp is a small camp and exclusive tented camp under canvas in Kenya's storied Masai Mara park, Leleshwa Camp in Masai Mara sits perched on raised decks with sweeping views across sweeping savannahs filled with wildlife, Imagine a tented camp set right in the heart of some of the greatest apex predator country in all of Africa. This is Masai Mara - Fill your days at Leleshwa Camp with early morning, late afternoon, and nighttime game drives. For those looking for a little something extra off the classic safari circuit, pepper your itinerary with hot-air balloon adventures and visits to the local Maasai village. Leleshwa Camp is the perfect slice of Africa for anyone dreaming of a sensational East Africa retreat. Leleshwa Camp is a unique tented camp, for some it is completely over the top and out of place; for others it's the height of a luxury safari, the whole Maasai-meets-baronial-manor concept is extraordinary; the food, service, rooms and general facilities are excellent; and the location is outstanding with stunning views over what many regard as the world's top wildlife area. On arrival don’t be fooled by the unassuming appearance of the safari camp from the outside. Inside, grand antiques, gilded mirrors and local art complement each other dramatically resulting in a contemporary, smart, theatrical atmosphere, resting along a stream valley overlooking picturesque hills and rolling plains dotted with resident game, Leleshwa Camp seeks to give its guests an authentic African experience, The camp offers simplistic elegance and style in a relaxed environment with six spacious permanent tents privately situated and designed to blend in naturally with the surrounding nature, we also offer a private traditional Mobile Tented Camp, also with six spacious ensuite tents that can be located anywhere in Kenya. Leleshwa Camp is environmentally responsible by contributing to the upliftment of the Masai Community. The tented camp aims to improve health, infrastructure, education and the environment. In aid of improving the environment and lives of the locals, the Leleshwa Camp Community Fund was initiated. The fund is actively involved with Mpopongi Primary School and provides stationary, teaching facilities, term prizes for the best performing boy and girl, conservation days and more. Leleshwa Safari Camp is an intimate tented safari base located in the Siana Conservancy, a private wildlife sanctuary on the edge of the Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve. Here, in a region known throughout the world for its wondrous collection of wildlife (Siana itself has three resident prides of lion) and that popular event, the annual migration, the Leleshwa Safari Camp lies in a valley overlooking the green Loita Hills and rolling plains. The atmosphere is unpretentiously glamorous, the site is blessedly far off the beaten track, the food is very good and the Masai staff are friendly and accommodating, to give solace, privacy, and opportunities to capture everything. There is no other way to relax and recharge than to spend some time with our luxury tented suites, surrounded by nature in the beautiful outdoors of Africa. We provide luxury tents that create unique camping experiences, won’t only be lavish, but encounter you with the authentic camp experience. Our beautifully designed tents are fully furnished with deluxe foam mattresses, comfy cushions and blankets, seating, tables, mood lighting, a beautiful bathroom with free-standing baths, and lots more. Don’t just relax here, but be camera ready as you might capture such amazing animals, birds, and everything else from your luxury tents. Book us today and expect to enjoy an oasis of lush gardens, tranquil, private surrounds, and the natural rhythm of fauna with an abundance of native wildlife, right from the comfort of our safari camp in Masai Mara, Expeditions to Masai Mara are not all about the wildlife and nature, but you will get a chance to enjoy freshly cooked food, we offer craveable food options, will maintain a perfect balance while traveling. Choose anything from our healthy and tasty choices menu throughout the day and wake up with a fresh breakfast that offers a delicious healthy start. Living in safari camp doesn’t mean you will eat something ordinary or tasteless. We make sure to serve you the mouth-watering and delicious food, professionally cooked by the professional chefs in a fully equipped kitchen. We don’t only serve African cuisine, but our menu also combines – European to Asian dishes will fill your mouth full of tastes. Experience not just so tasty and healthy breakfast, but at the same time bush breakfast will be very pleasurable. The breakfast will be served just after the morning game drive on the bank of Mara River. The Mara River is a 10-15-minute drive from the Leleshwa Camp where several hippos and a few large crocodiles can spot. During the morning game drive, we will set up a bush breakfast for our guests under the shade so that they can enjoy their meal while overlooking the hippo pools on the river and majestic surroundings. Have a perfect break in the morning and in the afternoon before you get back in the camp for dinner and peaceful sleep with sweet dreams. The Breakfast will be a continental and full English buffet. Packed meals will be provided for those who are on the full or half-day game drives. For lunch, get back to your tent and it can be enjoyed on a private tented suite’s deck, or in the lounge area, inside the dining tent, or anywhere you want. Everything will be on your plate; which you love to eat by the professional chefs, known for serving excellent food. With delicious food and specially selected regional wines, there's no doubt that dining in our camp and luxury Kenya safari will be unforgettable. The best food will be prepared with much thought and always with our sustainable ethos in mind, which our guests can eat under the starlit sky or at the dining tent, or at the special bush dinner site. For couples, we arrange perfect, private, and memorable candlelit dinners at the comfort of your tent deck. We also welcome our guests with special dietary requirements preferences and we advise you to inform us in advance to cater to your needs. Visitors are welcome to enjoy drinks and bar snacks at our fully-stocked bar. Have a nice afternoon drink in your tent or outside the tent while enjoying the stunning views. This will be a perfect relaxing break and we are always there to cater to all your requirements. Confused about what style of family tent will suit you best? Call us and we will give you the best advice on what options are available and the facilities you should consider when booking. The Masai Mara is one of the world’s most spectacular ecosystems and its preservation has always been at the heart of the Leleshwa Camp. The safari camp was established with the ethos that together we can make a difference and so we work alongside the local communities within the Mara to conserve Africa’s vulnerable wildlife so that it may flourish for centuries to come. Leleshwa Camp was established primarily to work closely with the communities within the Mara to conserve Africa’s vulnerable wildlife while at the same time rewarding the landowners of the private land on which the camp is built. We believe by showing the local communities the importance of wildlife by being their reliable/sustainable source of income and improving their welfare we will be able to conserve and ensure the survival of Kenya’s precious wildlife for future generations. We believe strongly that by showing the local community that wildlife provides a reliable and sustainable source of income and by improving their welfare, we will be able to create a long-term conservation model that will ensure the survival of Kenya’s precious wildlife for future generations. Today, a significant portion of our staff are from the local communities surrounding Siana Conservancies, creating a dedicated Leleshwa family proud of what we can achieve together. You play an important role in our conservation story. By visiting us and enjoying the wildlife of the Masai Mara in a sustainable, unobtrusive, and respectful way, we can continue our efforts to ensure the plains teem with animals just as nature intended.

Leleshwa Camp Accommodation

Nestled in a stream valley amongst picturesque hills and rolling plains, Leleshwa Camp consists of six well-appointed tents each of which have an en-suite bathroom and a large verandah. Each tent has either two single or one king sized bed with duvet bedding. The tents are insect-proof and pleasantly furnished with thoughtful touches. Bathrooms are fitted with flushing toilets and a hot safari shower. At night, hurricane lamps bathe the camp in a soft, warm light and Masai warriors are on patrol to escort you.

Highlights

Encountering massive herds of zebra and wildebeest (in the migration season), ungulates and powerful big cats in the conservancy and greater Masai Mara. Feeling the rush of excitement that always accompanies a walking safari. You're likely to have some intimate encounters, so it's comforting to know that you're in the safe hands of a guide and armed Masai guard. This real treat comes with an additional charge, but a balloon ride is worth every cent. Nothing compares to the thrill of floating silently through the dawn sky and seeing the East African plains below. The trip culminates in a champagne bush breakfast in the Mara.

Leleshwa Camp Wildlife

In the Community Area guests are not bound by game reserve rules and in addition to their day game drives can enjoy sundowners followed by night game drives, guided bush walks and Masai community activities, including visiting a traditional village and local school.

The property

The dining and lounge tents are open to catch the breezes and the views. After your game drive, relax in a comfortable chair with a book, play a board game from the library or have a drink at the bar. As darkness falls, hurricane lanterns are lit and a fire set in the firepit. Dinner is served in the long-tabled dining room, and the food is consistently good. The camp makes you reach for superlatives – you're treated like royalty! There are just seven tents (five standard and two suites). The tents are of similar size, decorated in natural colours highlighted with splashes of colour. Each is spacious, with an extra-large king-sized bed (wonderfully fine linen) and a sitting area opening on to a private veranda with wide views of the Loita Hills. The en-suite bathrooms have porcelain basins, running water, showers and flush toilets. The suites have an adjoining lounge, ideal for families. All accommodation has battery-powered electricity.

Note

This is not camping, it's glamping. Awesome tents, including personal bathrooms, and the best safari vehicles we've seen. A hint: If you're planning an after-dinner night drive in search of leopards on the hunt and other nocturnal species, dress warmly. Take a game drive (day drives include delicious breakfasts and lunches – no ham and cheese sandwiches here!), see the nocturnal wildlife or go on a foot safari. Fancy exploring the Loita Hills? Take a multi-day hike with a local Maasai guide. Visit a local village, learn skills like wildlife tracking or spear-throwing. The conservancy secures the area around the camp for future generations of Masai people, and a contribution to the conservancy is made on behalf of each guest.

Leleshwa Camp Experience

Leleshwa camp one of the smallest camps in Masai Mara eco-system, is located on the wooded banks of the ...... little Ropile River in the Siana Conservancy, northeast of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, this is a relatively remote area of mixed herding and wildlife, which has dense concentrations of plains game including elephant and giraffe, there are virtually no other tented camps in Siana Conservancy the area. Since 2016, Leleshwa camp is a very small and personably hosted, and oozing with bush atmosphere, this is a tented camp for safari-lovers who really want to get away from it all. The guiding is top-rate and the camp has a good relationship with the local community. Very comfortable tents and particularly good food make staying a pleasure. With thousands of acres to explore, shared only with other Leleshwa guests, this is a very likeable and highly recommended safari camp. Leleshwa camp also introduced Leleshwa mobile Camp and has only been bookable on an exclusive use basis and can be set up in many parts of Kenya. Please talk to us if you would like to find out more. You know that a stay at Leleshwa camp is going to be a bit special from the moment you get out of the 4x4 that has brought you along bush roads from Siana airstrip. From the small parking area, a wooden footbridge leads to the mess and dining tent and lawns above the steep banks of the river. Narrow sandy paths, winding through dense bush, lead from the central area to the guest tents. Leleshwa camp (named after the wild camphor bush that is often used as an air freshener and sanitiser in Maasai homes), is prone to being visited by wildlife, as the grisly leopard ‘larder’ (the dried remains of an impala hanging in a tree in camp). Escorts are essential after dark to accompany guests to dinner and back again. The camp has seven tents, four of which are standard – two twins, two doubles – with the doubles having super-king-size beds of 2.1m x 2.1m (7ft x 7ft) and the single beds being 2.1m x 1.05m (7ft x 3ft 6in). The two suites are usually taken by families: each includes a double bed and two-day beds, which are most suitable for children. Extra beds are available, making triples possible in standard tents, though that is a bit tight. The tents are large without being self-consciously massive, and that style – doing things very well and properly, but not trying to create false impressions – extends to the sensibly tiled bathrooms, understated washstands and shower areas with designer toiletries and nicely bottled filtered water rather than throwaway plastic bottles. The tents have outside veranda or lounging areas, some overlooking the stream valley and each tent is nicely separated by dense bush from the others, making them all quite private. Each tent has a tea and coffee chest (staff bring hot water at your wake-up call), which also includes a torch and alarm horn. The manager will ask you what activities you want to do. Day one of most guests’ stays is typically a full day in the reserve. The opportunities for walks and drives in the Siana Conservancy are limitless and you’re sharing tens of thousands of acres largely with other Leleshwa guests only. The guiding is top-rate and the Siana area has plenty of plains game, but guests normally visit the reserve for better chances of seeing big cats. We saw large numbers of elephants and giraffe, jackals with a Thomson’s gazelle fawn kill, some particularly grumpy buffalo and a pair of secretary birds on their nest, as well as dozens of other species. Morning and evening drives are also popular at Leleshwa camp, as are bush walking safaris, which can be long or short and may include a vehicle component or be purely on foot safari depending on your energy level. Leleshwa (named after the wild camphor bush that is often used as an air freshener and sanitiser in Maasai homes), has good cultural contacts with the local Siana community and guests can participate in a range of cultural activities. In the early morning, guests are often driven into the local village and may walk out to the grazing areas with the herders and their livestock. School visits are often done later in the morning, following an early game drive or game walk and a bush breakfast. Market days are Tuesday and Thursday. In the late afternoon guests may walk in with the cattle; when there are calves in the herds there’s often a lot of colourful activity. With advance notice, Maasai blessing ceremonies for couples can be arranged, running from late afternoon to midnight and involving up to two or three dozen local Maasai participants. The price, which includes the specially made Maasai ‘wedding attire’ to keep, varies from US$600 to US$900 per couple. For more adventurous guests, there’s the option of a one-night fly camp near the main camp, and a (minimum two-night) mobile camp on a Talek special campsite or in the Loita Hills east of Leleshwa. These activities need advance notice.

Siana Conservancy

The 29,000-acre Siana Conservancy was established in 2010 when land was set aside by Siana Group Ranch and the priority for the conservancy is wildlife protection, scouts and rangers regularly monitor the area. Siana Conservancy represents another ecologically-valuable buffer zone that extends the protection and conservation efforts of the eastern zone of Masai Mara. Like other privately owned property surrounding the Masai Mara National Park, the lands and the wildlife on the Siana Group Ranch were not thriving… nor were its inhabitants, the Maasai people. Overgrazing and other poor land-use contributed to its decline. But inspired by the success of Kenya’s growing conservancy movement in 2010, the 1,200 landowners joined forces with six Siana safari camps to create the new conservancy. This was not only a big win for Mara Siana Conservancy but Kenya’s wildlife as well. More than 70 percent of the country’s animals live outside the protected national park system, The Siana conservancy movement increasingly shelters these numbers as well. The 35,000-acre conservancy offers its restricted number of guests the opportunity to Masai Mara safari without the crowds often seen in the adjoining national park. But like in the Masai Mara Reserve, tourists will be treated to lots of big cats, plenty of elephants and giraffes, and smaller species like gazelles, Topis, elands, hartebeests, and dik-diks. There are lots of great reasons conservancies are springing up throughout Kenya: natural restoration of the land, increasingly rich wildlife, an unrivaled safari experience, and life-changing benefits for the local people such as the Maasai. Mara Siana is just the latest conservancy experiment to enjoy success as a promising destination for tourism in the rich Mara eco-system. The lands of the conservancy are an abundant buffer zone, alive with animals in this active wildlife region. Visitors will find a wonderful array of grazers here – buffaloes, giraffes, gazelles, zebras, topis, dik-diks, elands, and so many others. And in the grand scheme of nature, right behind those grazers look for several resident prides of lions, plus leopards, cheetahs, African wild dogs, and hyenas. The conservancy is a migration corridor for elephant herds, and some are truly impressive with over 200 individuals in a family. Wildebeests also hold a special place in Siana’s eco-system. During the Great Migration from July through October, great masses of these creatures pass through the conservancy, creating an unrivaled spectacle of herding wildlife. However, prior to the migration during January and February, visitors can also witness the unique wonder of innumerable wildebeests calving in the Loita Hills area. One of the benefits of Siana conservancy in Masai Mara – in direct contrast to the great numbers of wildlife – are the few tourists found here, the game viewing is unhurried and uncrowded, for that is how the conservancy model is designed. There are just six safari camps in Siana conservancy for an expansive ratio of 1 room per 250 acres. And in keeping with the conservancy style, visitors can enjoy activities not found in the national parks: walking safaris with a Maasai guide, fly camping in the bush, and night game drive safaris. A nocturnal outing may include sightings of mongoose, fox, bush babies, and sometimes porcupine and aardvark. The cultural experiences here are authentic, unlike some of the heavily touristed village visits found elsewhere. Guests may get lessons in beadwork, traditional medicine, and even such unexpected activities as handling a Maasai spear. One can also arrange visits to a local elementary school and nearby markets. Wildebeests are considered both resident and migratory in the Siana conservancy Masai Mara. The resident wildebeests are found in the Loita Hills, and our guests who stay in the conservancy during January and February may witness the birth of new calves. The land that has been set aside for Siana Conservancy also serve as part of the path used by hordes of wildebeests and zebras as part of the Great Migration from July to October. The Siana conservancy also hosts several research projects. Mara Predator Hub monitors and studies lions, African wild dogs and cheetahs, and Elephant Voices tracks pachyderm movements in the conservancy. The accommodations that are part of Siana are Leleshwa Camp, Mara Bushtops and Siana Springs Camp; though, more Siana Lodge are expected to join in as the Siana conservancy matures. Its mission is to have a maximum of 10 member accommodations that will house a ceiling of 230 beds – around 115 double rooms (1 room per over 250 acres). A migration corridor for elephants cuts right through the Siana conservancy. Some of the herds are massive with over 200 members to a family. Fly Camping – for a truly authentic moment, try camping in the bush with your Maasai guide. Under his expert tutelage, you can track elephants and relax at your campsite, cooking dinner over an open fire. Then retire to your tent, as nature’s night sounds lull you to sleep.

Directions

Siana airstrip, 30 mins to camp without stopping to watch wildlife. Can also collect from Keekorok Lodge airstrip for an extra charge. Depending on group size, season and airline, not every flight to the Mara will be able to drop at Siana. With endless views of the Maasai Mara Reserve, Leleshwa camp serves as the most beautiful backdrop to your destination wedding safari be it a classical ceremony, or a traditional Maasai blessing, the team at the Leleshwa camp loves nothing more than planning memorable weddings in Masai Mara always beautifully simple with hints of Maasai culture, overflowing with Kenya’s world-famous roses and views over Africa so wide that your guests will be overwhelmed by the splendour of it all. We look forward to creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Photography holidays

Leleshwa guides know how to position a vehicle to get you the best shots. For birders, the riverbank location is particularly rewarding in terms of subject framing, as you can spot birds on branches opposite comfortable spots for setting up with a camera.

Walking safaris

Walking at Leleshwa is usually focused on big-game encounters, which are likely all around the camp. An armed guide is available to accompany you, and the experience can be a very exciting way to do some walking in Kenya.

Wedding

Exquisitely located against the unparalleled backdrop of the rolling savannah, Leleshwa Camp offers the perfect wedding venue in Masai Mara and can be hired in its entirety for the bridal party. As experts in Masai Mara Wedding our team excels in wedding planning in Masai Mara and can offer a wide range of menus along exotic or cultural themes. Our chef will also be delighted to provide a wedding cake designed to your personal specification, while our spa team excels in pre-wedding pampering. Weddings in Masai Mara can be staged in the bush, by the river or in the Leleshwa Camp – the choice is yours. Traditional Maasai singers and dancers can also be provided, alternatively, the bride may like to arrive accompanied by a Maasai guard of honor – or even on horseback. Share your dreams with us – and we’ll make them happen. If you’d like to explore the possibilities of a wedding in Masai Mara simply contact our staff well in advance so that all the necessary arrangements can be made for the provision of registrar and documentation, weddings in Masai Mara park are a special event indeed. So, you’ll want to have our entire safari camp to yourselves booking the Leleshwa Camp exclusively allows you to host your family or friend including the happy couple themselves. We offer an ‘camp exclusive-use rate’ which includes your accommodation, all meals and drinks (including selected alcoholic drinks), twice daily game drives (morning, afternoon, evening or night), sundowner cocktails nightly (in camp or in the wilderness) transfers from the nearest airstrip, wireless internet, laundry service and all taxes. Note: a Kenya wedding ceremony can only take place after you have spent a minimum of two days in Kenya and you should allow at least one working days in Nairobi so as to ensure that all the paperwork is in order, for further details on the exact administrative requirements for non-Kenyan citizens who would like to obtain a marriage license please check with us. Over the years we have arranged many different Masai Mara weddings from large society weddings to small intimate wedding celebrations. When it comes to planning your wedding, we can arrange everything for you from the legalities to the Pastor or District Commissioner, the flowers, beautician, hair stylist, a sit-down dinner to the honeymoon after. All you have to do is let us know what you want.

Masai Mara Honeymoon Safari

After spending money on a wedding many couples need to have an inexpensive honeymoon safari, the good news is that your Masai Mara honeymoon safari doesn’t have to break the bank to be memorable, there are plenty of wonderful budget Masai Mara honeymoon safaris options available affordable honeymoon safaris to Masai Mara can offer a lot of bang for your buck. we’ll give you details about cheap honeymoon safaris in Masai Mara that can deliver a fantastic romantic experience. If you are looking to book honeymoon safari in Masai Mara start by looking at booking directly in Leleshwa camp as we have great deals and since it is all-inclusive there are no surprise costs later, Honeymoon safari to Masai Mara typically include accommodations, meals, transportation, and some form of special perks or activities. Additional inclusions can vary, such as spa treatments, romantic dinners, excursions, or even airfare, depending on the package. Our honeymoon safaris and wedding coordinator can guide you through pre-packaged or bespoke wedding and honeymoon safari arrangements. If you’d like to make life easy, just put everything in our hands. We can prepare the best combination of wedding and honeymoon holiday and Wild Luxury safari experience for you and your guests, all right here at Leleshwa Camp. We’ll make the arrangements, sort out the paperwork and book all the extras you require, such as a photographer. If you’re looking for a romantic safari destination, the Masai Mara will tick all of your East African safari fantasies: quintessential savanna landscapes, an abundance of animals and big cats, the drama of the Great Migration, as well as excellent camps and lodges that add special touches for Masai Mara honeymooners or romantic couples. For the ultimate Masai Mara Honeymoon holiday prioritize exclusivity and intimacy when choosing your camp or lodge. Rather than staying at one of the massive lodges in the eastern section of the park – some of which have 150 beds – pick a small camp that has less than 10 tented rooms on your Honeymoon holidays. A great option for romantic couples who want to escape the crowds of the Masai Mara is staying in one of the many private conservancies that border the reserve, which offer the same superb wildlife viewing and photogenic landscapes, but with a restricted number of beds per acre and a limited number of vehicles per sighting, which makes for a much more exclusive wilderness experience on your Kenya Honeymoon experience. Mobile tented camps are also a wonderful option for a Honeymoon in Masai Mara, as they are usually very small, with only a few beds, and give you the chance to experience life under canvas in remote locations – but with the creature comforts of hot bucket showers, flush toilets, five-star quality food and stylish furnishings.

Leleshwa camp Bush walks

On private conservancies & ranches, we can walk out of camp to explore the surrounding area and a range of terrain. We can tailor short walks or longer hikes of two to four hours for our more active guests. You will be escorted by your guide and tracker who will point out tracks and signs left by the animals as well as provide insight into various plants used as sustenance or traditional medicines by the local tribesmen.

Leleshwa Camp Day & night game drives

Depending on our location, enjoy a full or half day game drives around the parks or conservancies. Your guide and tracker will set the route for your game drive depending upon the season and their local knowledge of where the best wildlife viewing is to be found. As the animals are most active during the early hours of the day, we recommend an early start with a mid-morning picnic breakfast pausing for lunch under a shaded tree. Your guide and tracker will set out a traditional picnic with ice cold drinks after which you can enjoy a siesta on the blankets and cushions, we provide before continuing your game drive. Explore a rich diversity of game and bird species in each of the areas. In private areas in the late afternoon, on your game drive, stop for a ‘sundowner’ cocktail to watch the sun set and prepare for your night drive back to camp. where you will discover many different nocturnal animals as well as predators coming out to hunt.

Booking Leleshwa Camp

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