A luxurious house with a swimming pool in the open, surrounded by lawn chairs and umbrellas at sunset.

House in the Wild

Tucked away on the banks of the Mara River, House in the Wild is a family-owned safari lodge where everything feels personal, peaceful and close to nature. Surrounded by ancient fig trees and lush gardens, this is a place to slow down, reconnect and explore. The lodge lies within the private Naretoi Conservancy, bordering the iconic Masai Mara – offering a safari in Kenya that is off the beaten path but rich in wildlife and authenticity. Whether you come with children or close friends, you’ll feel at home from the start. House in the Wild isn’t about polished luxury – it’s about honest hospitality, open skies and the kind of connection that stays with you.

Details

  • Country

    Kenya

  • Location

    Enonkishu Conservancy

  • Price

    from 815 € per person/ night

  • Best time to travel

    July - October

Rooms

Scattered throughout the garden, the cottages and suites at House in the Wild offer quiet corners with river views or leafy seclusion. Natural tones, handmade furnishings and thoughtful touches make each space feel warm and lived-in. Families appreciate the two-bedroom options with room to stretch out and unwind. At night, you’ll hear the river flowing and perhaps a hippo in the distance. There’s no need for extravagance here – just a place where you can rest, breathe and truly arrive.

A cozy, modern cottage with glass walls and a sloped roof, surrounded by lush greenery and outdoor seating.
A cozy bedroom with a four-poster bed draped with white curtains, decorated with colorful pillows, and surrounded by rustic furniture in a nature-inspired setting.
A cozy bedroom with a four-poster bed overlooking a lush green outdoor area with sliding glass doors.
Cozy cottage lounge with a lit fireplace, sofas, and decorative lamps, creating a warm atmosphere.
Rustic bathroom with stone walls, wooden ceiling, and sunlight streaming through large windows. The space includes a large bathtub and a cozy, natural decor.

Culinary

Meals at House in the Wild are a relaxed, communal affair – often enjoyed outdoors, by the river or under a tree. Much of what’s served comes from the lodge’s own garden or local farms. Expect fresh, seasonal dishes that blend Kenyan roots with global inspiration. Guests are welcome to visit the kitchen, help bake bread or simply sit back and savour. Food is not just fuel here – it’s part of the experience, shared with others and made with heart.

Two older women are sitting outside at a table during twilight, with lanterns illuminating the scene while a man playfully points a toy gun at someone.
A picnic setup with a round table and chairs beside a river in a forested area during sunset.
A warmly lit dining area inside a cozy house, with a long table set for a meal and large windows showing an outdoor patio.

Activities

Safaris at House in the Wild are tailored to your pace. Game drives in open vehicles, nature walks, birdwatching, tree planting, cultural visits or simply a quiet afternoon by the river – each day is yours to shape. Children can become junior rangers, exploring the bush with guides who love to share their knowledge. Excursions to nearby conservancies or into the Masai Mara can be arranged, but there’s no pressure. Just space, freedom, and time to take it all in.

A woman in a striped shirt and shorts standing at the edge of a swimming pool, observing zebras across a grassy field in a natural reserve.
Children practicing archery with an adult during sunset in a grassy field
A young child and an adult herding cattle on a grassy plain in a rural area.
A group of people standing on a hillside overlooking a vast, open landscape with a cloudy sky.

Location

House in the Wild is located in the private Naretoi Conservancy, part of the larger Enonkishu Conservancy in Kenya’s Masai Mara region. It’s remote and wild – yet surprisingly accessible. Guests fly into Ngerende Airstrip, followed by a 45-minute drive through open savannah. The lodge’s location offers the best of both worlds: privacy and tranquillity, along with access to some of East Africa’s richest wildlife areas. And because the lodge works closely with local communities, you’ll experience not only nature, but also the people who live alongside it.

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