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2 of the ensuite bedrooms are at the back of the house, with views out to a pretty courtyard whilst the third is at the front, overlooking the waterhole. It’s hard to choose a favourite as all are beautifully decorated in soothing tones, with big beds and antique writing desks, but one of the bathrooms has a splendid, sunken bath tub which possibly swings the vote! There’s also a small 4th bedroom that can be used if required.
There are no schedules to stick to at Mara and your guide will help you plan however many activities you would like to do and at what time. Choose from game drives in the conservancy or into the Mara Reserve and night drives. If you’re interested in community projects, there are visits to the nearby village, schoolroom and markets or simply soak up the sun by the swimming pool. There’s also a fun and interactive children’s program on offer.
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