About Sekenani Camp
A leafy boutique camp in a forested glade at the gate’s doorstep — older-style safari charm at gentler prices than its looks suggest.
The area: Sekenani Gate area
The main entrance to the reserve on the tarmac side from Narok, with a long string of camps and lodges in the wooded valleys just outside the gate.
What it's like
The most accessible base by road — popular with self-drive visitors and group safaris. Mid-range and budget options dominate, with some smart boutique exceptions.
Getting there & fees
Roughly 2 hours from Narok on the (now largely paved) C12; Keekorok airstrip is just inside the gate.
Camps outside the gates pay reserve fees only on days you enter (US$100–200 per adult, 12-hour ticket, exit by 10am on your final day). Full details in our Masai Mara fee guide.