Encompassing nine beautifully designed luxury safari tents, Hemingways Ol Seki Mara is an intimate oasis nestled amongst Cordia and Acacia trees, with views across the valley. Each spacious tent features a private deck, enabling guests to view animals and birds in their natural habitat, or simply enjoy the stunning sunsets, from the comfort of their tents.

The infinity swimming pool set alongside a sunset deck with a built in fire pit overlooking the watering hole and Koiyaki plains is the ideal spot to relax during the midday sun and enjoy the quintessential safari ‘sundowners’ at dusk. Game drives usually take place twice a day, although guests are largely given the flexibility and freedom to design their day as they wish thanks to the small size of the camp. An early morning drive may lead to a picturesque alfresco breakfast in the bush, with views of giraffe and zebra in the near distance. In the evenings, guests gather for sundowners by an open fire pit to share stories from the day, before enjoying a delicious four-course menu prepared by Ol Seki’s team of chefs. Ol Seki Hemingways Mara is a partner of the Naboisho Conservancy and involved in the management and major decision-making process of the conservancy. 

The camp is named after the Ol Seki tree, which, in the local Maasai language, means, “blessed”, and is traditionally a peace tree with the branches used to settle disputes. This is apt because the creation of Naboisho, which means “coming together”, has brought peace between agriculture and wildlife in the conservancy and has helped to forge a harmonious relationship between the local Maasai landowners and tourist enterprises in the area.