Maasai Simba Camp | Resort in Mbirikani, Kajiado County

“The highlight of our 9 nights stay in a "warrior appartement " were the meals , which we took in a separat dinning hut. Mr Brian , the chef. served a a nice rice breakfast ! In most cases the lunch was just OK , and the dinner was sometimes excellent and sometimes average. After l complained about cold soupes for dinner , they were served nice and hot ! Mr. Tom showed me around the enviroment , where we spotted Giraffes , Zebras , Gazelles and warthoges on a 2 hour walk. As well Mr. Brian took us out on a wild-life hike. It, s possible to rent a 26 inch bike for riding the roads around the camp , if they were not in too muddy condition... The nights were quiet , sometimes a fire was lit at the fireplace in the camps center.”

“Simba camp is an amazing place to stay, especially if you want to experience the local culture and see wildlife. The chef cooked delicious food and even went out of his way to cater to my son's fussy eating. The highlights were definitely the morning and evening walks with Kwenia to see the wildlife and learn about the bush, the school and village visits, and beading with the local women. A very memorable experience.”

“Veryyy recommended.such a friendly people”

“Come live a true unique Maasai experience!”

“We have slept in a tent, for three people it was a little tiny, but for two it would be ok. The greatest advantage of this place are people, everybody is very nice, we have had a nice naturewalk with one of the masais. The food was very good.”

“The Maasai Simba Camp was an authentic experience we will not forget! They picked us up from the train station and once we were settled in our comfortable tent and had tea, we were treated to an early evening, two-hour bush walk with Quenia, our guide. We booked a full Safari drive booked the next day for which they packed us breakfast and lunch. The day was fantastic! We didn’t stay long enough to take advantage of visiting the village - next time. Although we were the only guests at the time and were told they would be cooking “just enough” food for our consumption, we were stuffed after every meal and the food was delicious. We especially loved the open-air common sitting area with the constantly burning fireplace and the shelves of novels and reference books - they did everything possible to make one feel right at home!”

“not fancy but an authentic african experience, very helpful,and friendly,staff.”

“Super, welcoming, cadual, relaxing Maasai homely ho hospitality”