Mara Bush House is situated in a 30,000-hectare Mara North Conservancy, close to the Masai Mara National Reserve. Mara Bush House comprises of three houses, Acacia House, Mara House and Dik Dik House which overlook the popular Ol Chorro waterhole. The two houses share a pool and the barbecue areas are ideal for sundowners or long lunches.
Mara Bush House
It is a quiet location far from the Mara’s busiest areas. While lion, leopard, and cheetah stalk the plains of the community-owned conservancy, waterbuck, zebra, and other animals walk into the grounds to graze.
Mara Bush house is a three-bedroom property is perfect for families or groups of friends and comes fully staffed with a tour guide, a personal chef, and a household manager to make sure your stay is as relaxing as possible. This way, you are free to choose your own itinerary because the residences are exclusive-use properties. Luxe Africa Safaris offers the best accommodation for families seeking exclusivity and privacy and prefer their own solitude while on safari in Africa.
Decide whether to get up early to view the dawn in the wilderness or to sleep in and have a leisurely breakfast on your terrace. Stay outside for a full day game drive or relax by the pool with a refreshing beverage or a good read in the afternoon. Your safari is intended to give you the best experience and Luxe Africa Safaris is determined to ensure that it certainly does.
For those who value privacy, comfort, and elegance, Mara Bush House in the serene Mara North Conservancy offers a private safari house hideaway with a view of a waterhole that is abundant with wildlife.
Each of the three bedrooms, including the one in the attic that is ideal for kids or teens, is tastefully decorated with colorful Maasai textiles and locally found materials. The en suite bathrooms are roomy and lovely, with branded amenities, showers, and bathtubs.
A spacious verandah serves as the central meeting place at Mara Bush House, which exudes old-world elegance and refinement. From here, guests may watch the wildlife at the nearby famous waterhole.
Exposed wooden beams and real tree trunks embedded in the walls provide character to the room’s vast design, which merges dining and living rooms that are warm and welcoming without feeling crowded. On chilly nights, you may snuggle up with a book and a nightcap in front of the fireplace in the lounge.