Basecamp Explorer's focus is on responsible tourism/eco-tourism in parts of the world where the basis for the preservation, as well as the possibility to experience the most exciting local culture and nature, exists.

2. 2 Locations, 3 Properties Mara & Naboisho

3. Basecamp Masai Mara

4. 12 tents, including one family size tent that sleeps six (this is the ‘Obama Tent’)

5. Starting at $190/pp

6. Solar Powered Showers

7. Restaurant along Talek River

8. 3 Gourmet Meals Served at All Properties – 2 Courses for Breakfast, 3 Courses for Lunch & Dinner

9. Basecamp Wilderness

10. About The Naboisho Conservancy Allan Earnshaw, chairman of Kenya's Tourism Federation, “Naboisho habitat and wildlife reflects a view of the Mara in the 1960s-70s” Naboisho converted land previously regarded by the Masai owners as wasteland due in part to rocky terrain and lack of water, into a renowned wildlife refuge. Naboisho Conservancy has the highest density of lions in the Mara and challenges that of the Ngorongoro The population of Topi, Hartebeest, Eland, Thompson gazelle, and Zebra has increased from 1,500 animals counted on a 25km transect in June 2010 to some 3,500 animals Hippo population has increased from 13 to 25 in early 2011

11. Total of 5 cabins, beds can be added for kids

12. Private Balconies, starting at $235/pp

13. Solar Heated Showers Private Balconies

14. Fireside chat with Maasai

15. View from the Lounge

16. Walking Safari in Naboisho

17. Basecamp Dorobo

18. 5 Fly Tents – True African Camping, Starting at $235pp

19. Bush Breakfast

20. Bush Dinner