Little Naibor Camp

Location: Little Naibor sits quietly within a grove of riverine forest along the banks of the Talek River, in the heart of Kenya’s Masai Mara. This prime position places you right in the middle of one of the world’s most wildlife-rich regions, while still giving a sense of privacy and calm. Tucked just downstream from its larger sister camp, Naibor, this smaller, more exclusive camp is ideally placed for game viewing, particularly during the Great Migration months when the action unfolds just beyond the riverbanks.

Rooms: The camp consists of just two spacious suites, each with its own private lounge and dining area, making Little Naibor perfect for families or small groups after a more exclusive experience. The design is light and contemporary, with flowing canvas, polished wood, and subtle tones that blend seamlessly into the natural setting. Each suite comes with an en-suite bathroom, hot showers, and a shaded deck where you can relax and watch wildlife wander past, often without needing to leave your tent.

Amenities: While small in scale, Little Naibor offers a genuinely luxurious experience, with attentive staff, private dining, and the flexibility to tailor your days exactly as you like. Meals are served in your private lounge or outdoors under the stars, and the team is happy to create memorable bush dining moments on request. Guests can also access the main Naibor Camp facilities if they wish, including the central mess tent and bar, though most choose to enjoy the peace and privacy of Little Naibor’s own secluded set-up.

Activities: Days here revolve around exceptional game drives in the Masai Mara, led by experienced guides who know the land and its rhythms intimately. Wildlife viewing is consistently rewarding year-round, with a good chance of seeing lions, leopards, elephants, and cheetahs, not to mention the seasonal migration herds. You can also opt for sundowners in scenic spots, guided walks (when available), and cultural visits to nearby Maasai communities. Every experience is curated to suit your interests and pace.

Sustainability: Naibor Camp, including Little Naibor, is committed to low-impact tourism. The camp operates with an eco-sensitive design that minimises permanent structures, and uses solar power and careful waste management practices to reduce its footprint. Local staff are employed wherever possible, and the camp maintains strong ties with surrounding communities and conservation initiatives. It’s a thoughtful approach that ensures your stay supports the long-term health of Kenya’s iconic wilderness.