Mbweha Camp is an exclusive safari retreat located within the Rift Valley, on the private 6,400-acre Congreve Conservancy.
The conservancy borders Lake Nakuru National Park and lies near Lake Elementaita, offering guests easy access to some of Kenya’s most celebrated wildlife destinations.
The property enjoys sweeping views of the Eburru and Mau Ranges and is approximately a three-hour drive from Nairobi, while Lake Nakuru is just 25 minutes away.
“Mbweha,” the Swahili word for jackal, reflects the camp’s unique setting, where all three jackal species can be found.
The three jackal species found in East Africa include the golden jackal, the black-backed (silver-backed) jackal, and the side-striped jackal.
Renowned for its intimate and authentic wilderness setting, the camp offers guests an immersive safari experience within a thriving natural sanctuary.
Its rich diversity of fauna and scenic surroundings combine to deliver a memorable Kenyan safari adventure.
Mbweha Camp Key Features
The camp features 10 charming cottages constructed from lava stone and topped with traditional makuti thatched roofs, blending contemporary comfort with authentic African design.
Each cottage is nestled among indigenous trees, creating a tranquil environment enriched by the natural sounds of the wilderness, from distant lion roars to the calls of hyenas at night.
The spacious rooms are thoughtfully appointed with king or queen-sized beds, mosquito nets, plush seating, handmade mats, and en-suite bathrooms to ensure a comfortable stay.
Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including Wi-Fi, a swimming pool, a spa, and a sauna.
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The camp also offers a fully stocked bar serving local and international beverages, a cozy lounge area, and an on-site restaurant where chefs prepare a variety of local and international dishes.
Wildlife enthusiasts can also encounter a wide range of plains game, including warthogs, Grant’s gazelles, zebras, elands, impalas, dik-diks, buffaloes, giraffes, waterbucks, and baboons.
Accommodation Prices
According to AfricanMecca Safaris, Mbweha Camp is classified under Safari Tier 3 (Value) accommodation.
Safari Tier 3 (Value) experiences in Kenya typically range from US$ 750 to US$ 1,000 per person per night, based on two people sharing.
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A limited number of properties offering upgraded accommodation or more exclusive, private safari experiences may charge up to around $1,500 per person per night.
These rates are generally all-inclusive, covering accommodation, meals, park entry fees, guided safari activities such as game drives, and applicable Kenyan hotel taxes (including VAT) and service charges.
However, single-room supplements apply to solo travelers, while children under 12 usually benefit from discounted rates.
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