Offbeat Ndoto Camp

Stay at Offbeat Ndoto Camp, a property nestled within the Mara North Conservancy that offers unparalleled game viewing for your Masai Mara safari holiday in Kenya.

Just imagine following the Great Migration, watching from your tent as a cluster of the two million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle take a break from travelling. Or how about visiting in the ‘Secret Season’ (January–March) and getting the chance to see baby wildlife like tiny lion cubs and giraffe calves? At Offbeat Ndoto Camp, you’re in an excellent position to create unforgettable wildlife-watching memories – and you’re only a two-hour drive to the Mara River.

Lion, elephant, buffalo, giraffe and hippo are frequently seen, often from your tent verandah. There’s potential for you to possibly spot leopard and cheetah, too.

Accommodation & Facilities

• Four Luxury Tents
  • You can add an extra bed for children who are sharing).
• One Luxury Suite
  • Family Unit – a Double Room and Twin Room with lounge in-between.
  • Beautifully designed, spacious and stylish.
  • Large central sleeping area with king-sized beds, a lounge area to the front and an en-suite bathroom to the back.
• Raised on a stone concrete base or wooden veranda with views of the Offbeat Valley.
• Sockets in rooms for charging (solar, 24-hour, generator backup).
• Wi-Fi in each tent and the main area.
• Unfenced – you’re escorted after dark.
• Plumbed showers (solar, hot).
• Laundry included.

Activities

• Unlimited game drives with ‘Exclusive Vehicle & Driver Guide’ (guides have followed the ‘Offbeat pride’ for generations, made up of large numbers of plains game and big cats).
• Nocturnal game drives.
• Guided bush walks (one-and-a-half to two hours long).
• Bush breakfasts, picnic lunches, romantic dinners under the stars.
• Line fishing (ten-minute drive, catfish on the banks of the Olare Orok River).
• Village, market and school visits.
• Running with the Maasai.
• Kids’ activities – football, croquet, beading.

Craig’s Experience & Review

Our Africa Travel Specialist, Craig Kaufman, visited Offbeat Ndoto Camp in late 2024.

“Offbeat Ndoto is a small camp completely independent from Offbeat Mara Camp.“I found it offers a more exclusive and luxurious experience than its sister camp; Ndoto is perched on Mundia Hill, about 500 metres downstream from Offbeat Mara.“You’re provided with a private guide and private vehicle as standard. Not only that, but all house drinks and most premium drinks are included.“The main ‘Mess Tent’ is located closer to the riverbank, with good views overlooking Olare Orok River and sycamore fig riverine forest. Additionally, you have a large open-plan bar, lounge and dining area, with comfortable sofas and coffee tables, all under canvas. The al-fresco dining – either by campfire or in the shade of the sycamore figs on a small hidden island – is delightful.”