Great Plains Mara is located in Siana ward, Narok, Kenya, within the Olare-Motorogi Conservancy. The property comprises three camps positioned along the Ntiakitiak River, each situated in different habitats of this private wildlife reserve that borders the Masai Mara region.
Check availability Official websiteGreat Plains Mara operates within the Olare-Motorogi Conservancy in Siana ward, Narok, Kenya. The property consists of three distinct camps—Mara Plains, Mara Nyika, and Mara Toto Tree—positioned at strategic locations throughout the conservancy. All three camps are situated in relation to the Ntiakitiak River, with each occupying different ecological habitats that support distinct species assemblages.
The camps are situated within varied landscape types featuring distinctive tree species. Fig trees, Acacia trees, and Greenheart trees are present throughout the property, with Greenheart trees providing particular canopy coverage along the Ntiakitiak River. The landscape includes open grazing areas interspersed with wooded habitats, creating diverse ecological niches. The combination of riverine forest and grassland characterizes the setting.
The conservancy is home to diverse wildlife species. Large mammals include lions, zebras, hippos, and elephants. Bird species are notably abundant, with residents including white-browed robin chats, weaver birds, and turaco. Multiple habitats within the conservancy support different species adapted to specific ecological conditions, from riverine areas to open grasslands.
The property operates in close proximity to Masai communities, with cultural village tours and direct interactions with local people integrated into the guest experience. The owners are members of the National Geographic Society. This represents a conservation model operating in partnership with surrounding communities. Masai Mara Safari Camp, another verified luxury property, is located approximately 27.9 kilometers away.
Great Plains Mara is located in Siana ward, Narok, Kenya, within the Olare-Motorogi Conservancy near the Masai Mara region.
The property operates three separate camps: Mara Plains, Mara Nyika, and Mara Toto Tree, each at strategic locations within the conservancy.
The conservancy is home to lions, zebras, hippos, elephants, and numerous bird species including white-browed robin chats, weaver birds, and turaco.
The property is situated along the Ntiakitiak River with traditional safari landscape including Fig trees, Acacia trees, and Greenheart trees, combining grassland and wooded habitats.
Yes, cultural village tours and interactions with Masai communities are included as part of the activity program.
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