I was happy I had the opportunity to experience one night at Naitolia. The staff was hard working and the environment really made yoiu feel one with Nature. Great sunrises and the night drive was a great experience (saw advark which is pretty rare). To quote Simon King..."Naitolia is not for everyone" but it defininately fit my bill. Nice break... More

My husband and I were on a 9 day safari in early September and were lucky to spend a night at Naitolia Camp. We specifically requested of our tour operator, EASTCO, that we wanted a mix of camping and lodges. We are not real "roughing it" types, but did want a chance to truly experience the nature and wild around... More

You get to Naitolia by a dreadful dirt road so we were a bit concerned but once there we loved it. It is in the middle of nowhere. The walls of the huge 'rooms' are part stone, canvas and shadecloth with semi enclosed outdoor toilets and showers. Two Masai men had the role of 'protectors' taking us to and from... More

I stayed in Naitolia at the end of a fantastic 5 day trek - organised by The East African Safari and Touring Company (EASTCO) during which I was immersed in the wilderness with a very knowledgeable local guide and saw no tourists and cars. When I reached Naitolia Eco-lodge I was thrilled by the simplicity of the luxury, which allowed... More