Resting along
the meandering
Mara River, The
David
Livingstone
Safari Resort,
is an oasis
of
peace and
tranquility in
the worlds
greatest
wildlife
spectacle, the
Masai Mara Game
Reserve. The
Resort is a
interface
between you and
the primal
spirit of
adventure in the
Great African
wilderness.
Located on
concessional
land on 4
shimmering hippo
pools, with a
resident
population of
over 200
hippopotami and
several
crocodiles, the
resort is an
ideal base to
experience the
Masai Mara.
The David
Livingstone
Safari Resort is
committed to
good guest
satisfaction.

The David
Livingstone
Safari Resort
has 82 en suite
rooms all with
views of the
Mara River from
their verandas.
The rooms are
decorated in
vibrant local
style with
bright fabrics
and rugs: thick
beams support
the thatched
roofs and on
those chilly
nights after
long hot days,
guests find the
comforting
surprise of a
hot water
bottle, slipped
between their
sheets during
dinner. Simply
comfortably
furnished with
twin or double
beds, hot
showers and
flush toilets
and private
verandas
The David
Livingstone
Safari Resort's
main restaurant
serves a
Champagne
Breakfast daily
as you watch the
hippo play.
Lunch and Dinner
are also served
here. Picnic
lunches, Bush
Dinners and
Barbeques are
set up in the
middle of the
vast African
wilderness
almost anywhere
in the Masai
Mara. The
cuisine is an
international
fusion of fine
dining from the
world over,
freshly prepared
with the finest
Kenyan
ingredients.
Almost all
vegetables,
fruit and meat
are organic and
purchased fresh
from small farms
around Naivasha
and Narok where
the fertile
volcanic soil of
the Rift Valley
nurtures them
with nutrition
and minerals.
This resort
boasts to have
one of the best
stocks of wine
in the Masai
Mara and
constantly
thrive to
improve it.
Wines of the
world, American,
Australian,
Chilean,
Spanish, French,
Italian and
Kenyan and South
African Wines to
compliment your
every meal as
well more to
take home with
you are
available.
Diners can see
hippos cross the
river from their
tables as they
sit down to
first class
meals prepared
by the
international
chefs. At all
times of the
year five
families of
hippos spend
their days
basking in the
deep pools below
the bar and
restaurant.
Activities
include safari
walks with a
resident
naturalist,
who will take
you along the
Mara River where
you will see an
amazing variety
of Bird and
insect life as
well as all the
flora of our
area and its
many medicinal
uses. Game
Drives with
guides who are
all members of
the Kenya
Professional
Safari Guides
Association on 4
wheel drive game
drive vehicles,
Balloon safaris
and visits to
Masai village.
Read more
about the David
Livingstone
Safari Resort in
Masai Mara here
http://www.davidlivingstonemara.com/ |