Maji Moto Maasai Cultural Camp

Maji Moto Maasai Cultural Camp is a Maasai-run cultural camp on 200 acres at the base of the Loita Hills, an hour from the Maasai Mara. The camp was founded in 2006 by Salaton Ole Ntutu, a Maasai chief, and the experience here is built around Maasai skills and daily life rather than game drives: spear-throwing lessons, fireside singing, and guided walks led by warriors from the community.

The highlight for most guests is the overnight bush camp, a 40 minute walk into the hills where beds are made from leafy branches cut from nearby trees and warriors keep the fire going through the night while telling stories. Guest fees fund a nearby primary school, a health clinic, and the camp's Widow's Village, home to more than 40 Maasai women, and Salaton himself often turns up for dinner under the stars.