Sustainable and responsible practices
We are honoured to be a Gold rated camp since 2017. Ecotourism Kenya awards camps that are involved in responsible and sustainable tourism practices
Maasai Mara Reserve Wildlife Conservancies Association Visit
In January the cooking school had the pleasure of hosting MMWCA (Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservancies Association) Program Officers on a tour of the school.
Mara North Conservancy Dog Project
The Veterinary doctors will be in the camp around May for Dog Project activities which also the local community always look forward to.
Hospitality School 2020 Intake
Cooking school students are back at the hospitality school for the final bit of their course with the examinations slated for June this year.
Graduates’ Success Stories Karen Blixen Camp
Samuel works as a Junior Sous Chef at Mahali Mzuri Camp in Olare Motorogi Conservancy where he was attached while undergoing his Diploma in Culinary Arts at Karen Blixen Hospitality School.
Meet Guide Twala Karen Blixen Camp
Twala is a silver-rated guide and deputy Head Guide. He joined Karen Blixen Camp in 2008 as a spotter guide and after few months he was promoted to be a guide.
Freedom for girls and motivation to boys
Karen Blixen Camp is immensely grateful to Pam & Bill Tomiczek for their continued support in ensuring girls do not miss their classes.
Maasai Rianta Women Group Masai Mara Reserve
. It is 2020 and as Karen Blixen Camp Trust there are a beehive of activities lined up. The Maasai Rianta Women Group already is working towards delivering dog collars orders in Denmark.
Conservation and Responsible Tourism desk
Karen Blixen Camp is fully powered by a solar panel system with back-up battery bank providing 24 hours electricity for all facilities. The solar panels collect solar radiation from the sun and convert this energy into electricity.
From our kitchen Karen Blixen Camp
One of the many advantages of staying in Mara North Conservancy is the opportunity to enjoy night game drives. Karen Blixen Camp offers night game drives using infrared filtered spotlights which enhance better night sightings. The feeling and the smells of the savannah are completely different.