Saruni Eagle View

Experience & Activities    

The camp overlooks a natural waterhole where the wild animals come to drink. The area is one of Africa’s prime game viewing destinations with all-year-round abundant wildlife and is home to the highest population of lions in Africa.  

The vision of Eagle View Camp was to blend the best of ecological architecture with state-of-the-art minimalist design to perfectly compliment the overwhelming natural surroundings. As a highly acclaimed conservancy model for wildlife and nature conservation management, in 2013, Eagle View was named one of the top twenty-five eco-lodges in the world by National Geographic Traveller’s Magazine – the only camp in Kenya on the list. 

Game drives are usually conducted in the early mornings, late afternoon or at night since these are the coolest times of the day when most animals are more active. During your game drive, the knowledgeable Maasai guides will introduce you to life in the savanna and share their infinite knowledge about African wildlife. You can also experience a sundowner while you enjoy a selection of drinks, cocktails and delicious biting, usually served against the unforgettable backdrop of the African sunset.  Guests can also walk across the savannah with the Maasai, who have been doing it for generations and learn the Maasai’s basic survival skills. Track and identify animal footprints and dung as you follow the path taken by elephants, wildebeest and lions. Experience the wilderness on foot and come close to nature as you walk the vast Masai Mara plains. 

Due to the camp’s wild and rustic nature, the recommended age for children staying at Eagle View Camp is 7 years. The recommended age for walking safaris is 12 years. 

Accommodations           

Eagle View has nine spacious and luxurious double-tented suites, each with an ensuite bathroom and its own terrace. 

The Eagle View Family tent can accommodate four guests. Each tent offers king-size double or twin beds, a bathroom featuring bio-flush toilets and two showers, one inside and one open-air safari shower, and a private elevated viewing deck with exceptional views of Naboisho Conservancy.