In the extreme north of the Serengeti, close to the border with neighbouring Kenya, the Mara River slices through alternating grassy savannah and rolling hills dotted with acacia trees. It's in this area that the Wildebeest migration meets its greatest challenge - crossing the Mara River.

Peaking between  July and October  each year, the battle for survival is at its Zenith. The enormous  herds of wildebeest cross the Mara, staving off an attack from some of the largest crocodiles in Africa.

Tucked into the kopjes, Nimali Mara is a chameleon, blending effortlessly into its surroundings.An infinity pool set within the natural rock formations offers the perfect place to cool down during the heat of the day.

The eight tented suites and two honeymoon suites immerse guests seamlessly Into their environment. Private decks afford our guests with exceptional views out over the Serengeti. Enjoy a luxurious bath in view of the grassy plains  Nimali Mara's interior design is a mix of slick and contemporary elements with more earthy textures and fabrics and styling elements. 

Nimali Mara's main activities are morning and afternoon game drives as this is the area where guests are able to witness ‘ the crossings’ of the Wildebeest Migration across the Mara River. This area is also well known for its elephants and predators. A hot-air balloon flight over the northern plains and the Mara River is also highly recommended.