Maji Moto Eco Camp

We loved our experience at Maji Moto, it is a very unique experience when visiting Masai Mara. The tents are very comfortable and all the staff is very nice. Food is simple but very delicious. Despite the fact we really enjoyed our stay, we were not fully satisfied with the day we did the game drive. The driver that took us, headed out from the park at 3:40pm when it was supposed to be a full day game drive. When talking with the manager, it should not have been the case. In the future, the staff should be well informed about the timings and should ask clients what do they prefer. This was the downside of our visit

Unforgettable Experience at Maji Moto Eco Camp||Visiting Maji Moto Eco Camp was truly something special – a perfect combination of genuine connection with nature, cultural richness, and sustainable tourism. Nestled on a hilltop deep in Masai lands and overlooking vast savannah plains, Maji Moto Eco Camp is a small, environmentally-sensitive retreat. Operated by Masai people from the nearby village of Maji Moto, a stay here immerses you not only in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Loita Hills but also in the ancient culture and wisdom of the Masai.||The camp is comfortable while blending seamlessly into the natural surroundings, creating a feeling of peace and harmony with nature. Water is brought to the camp from a nearby spring, where it surfaces at a temperature of 60°C.||One of the most special experiences was walking with the Masai. Together, we explored the surroundings, learned about medicinal plants and animal tracks, and listened to their stories and wisdom passed down through generations. A truly fascinating moment was when they demonstrated how to make fire without matches – using only natural materials and skills refined over centuries.||The safari trips were exceptionally well organized – we managed to see many animals, including the Big Five, all in a peaceful setting, far from tourist crowds. The food at the camp was delicious, fresh, and local, with a Slovenian touch, as the camp is owned by a Slovenian couple.||In the evenings, we enjoyed relaxing by the campfire under the star-filled African sky – an experience free of light pollution and full of timeless beauty.||I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a unique, culturally rich, and environmentally conscious African adventure.|Maji Moto Eco Camp is not just a place to sleep – it’s an opportunity to connect more deeply with both nature and people.||To conclude, I’d like to mention that even with small children, I felt completely safe at night, knowing that Masai warriors, equipped with spears, were keeping watch. Although wild animals tend to stay away from the camp, this gave my wife extra peace of mind.||Even though the camp is in a remote location about 10 minutes from the village, there is internet access, so you can still send a message home if needed.

Stayed twice in Maji Moto Eco camp. First stay was one year ago where we visited the local school, after which we decided a few months later to help the school and install a solar energy installation. This year we came back to the camp to follow up on the installation. Before we arrived, Agnes made sure everything was prepared and arranged perfectly for our arrival. Once we arrived it felt like coming home again. We arrived in the middle of the night and a team of Masai people was ready to receive us with a big smile. The camp offers a great experience, you get to know the Masai people and culture very well, you are in the middle of nature with a maginificent view and the service is top notch. The rooms are basic which fit perfectly in the set up of the camp. Additionally the camp offers great activities as game drives, walking safari with camping in the bush (must do) and many more. I would recommend 100%.

I lived in Kenya in the mid 80s working with the US Peace Corps. Every so often I return to Kenya as it has always felt like a home away from home for me. Maji Moto Eco camp was one of the most unique, interesting, educational, and authentic experiences that I have ever had on any of my visits. The local Masai people who staff the camp along with the co-founders, Roman and Neva, came together to make our three days and two nights at Maji Moto camp the highlight of our 22 days in East Africa. The camp is rustic, but very comfortable and authentic. For those truly wishing to get a taste of what real Kenya Life is in a way that is comfortable, do not miss out on this opportunity located close to the gates of the Masai Mara. Thank you to Roman, Neva and your wonderful Masai family at the Eco camp. We will be back!

Absolutely outstanding campsite. The food was incredible, the accommodation is fantastic, the landscape views are breath-taking, but best of all were the staff. Hilary Mayone was our guide for our stay and was knowledgeable, funny and a brilliant host. The shared area, the dancing, fire-making tutorials, and the staff all made for the most memorable of experiences. One thing to note is the final kilometre drive there is extremely difficult with a hire care (Samuel helped us out on the return). Otherwise, it was perfection. Would strongly recommend visiting.

We had an amazing experience at Maji Moto Eco Camp. The place is stunning and located on top of a hilltop, with amazing views. The place is beautiful and offers a great retreat in nature. The tents were very comfortable, but most importantly the staff and guides were incredibly nice. They offer many great experiences to explore the area and learn about Maasai culture. Truly a special place!

Majo Moto Eco Camp is a must! We are a family from Norway with two kids, 6 and 11, and spent 4 days here. We had the best time and such an life excperience! The crew took such good care of us, the kids learned so much- from making fire to learning animals tracks and must important- the amazing culture of the Masai people. Our guide, Dennis, was just an amazing person that we already miss. The food is amazing. The tents and beds are perfect. Would recommend this place to everyone! You will love it!

MM Eco camp is where past meets the present; if you like undisturbed camping experience this is a place for you... Masai stories by the evening fire, learning about the past and present life of this unique tribe, exploring the surrounding bushes full of wildlife, visiting nearby village or Maji Moto hot spring - these are just some of the things you can do here, besides being a suitable stopover when visiting Masai Mara national park.||Good camp crew, everybody taking care of visitors according to their role and their own character! Stay longer and get to know the real warrior spirit!||Alex/ the kitchen mastermind was my star; preparing the stuff he did from nothing in the middle of nowhere was just mindblowing! ***** from my side chef!