They do not dress for dinner but you could take a shower before or after dinner. Dress is casual and modest as Kenya is a conservative place.

Hi, you will not need water bottles as they supply great ponchos and rugs. There are no sides on the vehicles 🚗 t this does not detract from your ability to take photos as you are usually only a few yards away from the animals. The guides are great and will get you so close, you will love Porini camps

February is one of the best months in which to visit Kenya in terms of the weather! You should have blue skies and sunshine. But as much of the country is at a high altitude, it can be very chilly at night and in the early morning especially in places over 5,000 ft above sea level. Nairobi is 5,800 ft above sea level, Porini Amboseli is about 4000 ft, Porini Mara and Porini Lion are nearly 5,000 ft while Porini Rhino is at the same altitude as places in the Alps at around 6000 ft and can be very cold at night and on dawn game drives. So it is important to have vests / T-shirts to wear under your tops and to have warm sweaters and a warm fleece or jacket. It's best to have clothes in several layers which you can peel off as the day warms up. At night the camps will put hot water bottles in your bed to make sure you are warm at night. Wishing you a great safari staying at the Porini Camps! Jake Grieves-Cook Gamewatchers Safaris

Will echo the above, Porini Mara is an amazing place and one of the highlights of my safari

Hi Abhilash, if you go to the TripAdvisor review for Porini Mara Camp, there is a link to the property's website where you will find the prices listed there together with contact details for reservations and enquiries