Sarova Mara Game Completes Phase 1 Of Refurbishments

Sarova Mara Game Camp has registered the completion of its first phase of newly refurbished deluxe and family tents to meet the growing demand of guests frequenting the Mara. The project is part of Sarova Hotels & Resort’s ongoing refurbishments for its various properties across the country.

The 21 deluxe tents are now complete with the remaining 31 to be completed in phases by June 2021 in readiness for the Wildebeest Migration season. Jimi Kariuki, the MD of Sarova Hotels, said “The Mara is well known for its big Five and most notably the great migration. Over the years though, it seems that the migration has always taken the center stage thus camoufl­aging the life fact that the big five do not migrate and are fulltime residents of the Mara.”

“We are committed to hosting more guests and to share with them the magic and majesty of the Masai Mara as an all year round destination that does not disappoint. With this in mind, Sarova Hotels Limited is committed to offering experiential stays to all our guests. It is our keen desire to imbibe the feeling of open space as envisaged in the rolling grasslands of this world-renowned Masai Mara ecosystem. We wanted to celebrate space and do so with our guests in mind.” He added

Sarova Mara is well-positioned as a tranquil natural haven that immediately soaks away one’s stresses and strains. “We are glad to see that the government has also taken great measures to ensure that Mara is easily accessible and the tarmacking of the 87.9 Kilometres Narok Sekenani C2 road will certainly get the traffic rolling. We are expecting a steady growth of local tourism once the road is completed.” Jimi Kariuki highlighted.

The accessibility will upgrade the experience for Game lovers as over the past few months it has been clear that the Sarova Mara environs have become the home of one of the largest pride of lions in the Mara currently at 24 members now commonly known as the Sarova pride as well as the frequent opportunity of sighting the black rhino grazing arm’s length from the camp’s perimeter.

The Tourism industry is on an upward growth and this means that the numbers at Sarova Mara have been on a steady growth year by year. Based on the current growth rate, the future is very promising. The camp boasts of 75 luxury tents, each of which enjoys a spacious en-suite bathroom and does not compromise on comfort. Out of the 75 tents, 52 are deluxe, 20 are club and 3 are family, all engulfed by bush serenity. In addition to game lovers, it is ideal for families, couples, and all sorts of corporate needs.