You can not travel to Kenya without taking a trip to Ol Seki. After a short drive from the air strip we were greeted by our guides and taken to the most luxurious camp I have ever seen with views that were breath taking. The game drives were amazing and the game were plentiful, we even saw simba! Sundowners in... more

The tent (if you can call it a tent) was amazing. There was a large bed and a sofa/day bed, partitioned shower and toilet, storage areas for your clothes, desk and a lovely outside seating area. They also have a system to give hot water both morning and afternoon/evening. There is more than enough local wildlife - we saw leopards,... more

Perfect spot for honeymooners. Amazed at the amount of game considering all the comments on here. Was a bit worrried in fact but in the end decided to go for the luxury as the person putting together my honeymoon seemed to know what they were talking about and, luckily, was really pleasantly surprised. We were treated like royalty by the... more

This place gives you a real feel of family and welcome. Led by two great people and a whole team of staff who are incredibly freindly. The tents ( really large marquees really) are well fitted and the safaris are full of wildlife. The food is tasty and we even managed to have a visitors v staff football match in... more

The entrance to Ol Seki is via the back of the camp so upon your arrival the camp itself comes as a complete surprise. We were met by Matthew, the manager, with cold drinks and escorted 20 yards to the library area. WOW, it's at this point you realise the camp is on top of a rock out crop and... more

We were fortunate to end our 10 day safari at Ol seki ([--]). We were not disappointed with our stay. It is located in the Mara region, but not within the national park (about 45 minute drive). We were greeted warmly by our host, Sue and her manager Matt A nice touch was the fresh drinks an euculyptus bathed towels... more