Home of the Great Migration and the Big Five. World-class wildlife viewing in Kenya's most iconic reserve.
The Masai Mara is renowned for its sweeping savannahs, abundant wildlife and the annual Great Migration. Game drives reveal lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, buffalo, giraffes and more, with dramatic sunsets and classic African scenery.
What makes it unique
Exceptional predator sightings, the Mara River crossings (seasonal), and a dense concentration of wildlife year-round.
Landscape
Open grasslands, acacia-dotted plains, riverine forests and rolling hills.
Why visitors love it
Close-up encounters, iconic photography, and a wide range of luxury and boutique camps.
Location: Narok County, Kenya
Park size: ~1,510 km²
Altitude: ~1,500–2,180 m
Climate: Warm days, cool nights; two rainy seasons (approx. Mar–May, Oct–Nov)
Distance from Nairobi: ~225–280 km (5–6 hrs by road) or 45–60 min by air
Nearest airstrips: Ol Kiombo, Keekorok, Musiara (among others)
Recommended stay: 3–4 nights
Best time to visit: Year-round; Jul–Oct for the Great Migration
Lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, black rhino (rare), cheetah, hippo, crocodile, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, eland, topi, and rich birdlife.
Morning and afternoon game drives; optional hot air balloon safari; bush breakfast or dinner; cultural visit to a Maasai village; photography safaris; bird watching.
2–6 days options; luxury, family, honeymoon, photography and private safaris available. We tailor every detail to your interests and budget.
Professional guide, private 4x4 vehicle, accommodation, meals on safari, drinking water, park fees (if included in quotation).
International flights, visas, insurance, tips, alcoholic drinks, personal expenses, optional activities not specified.
When is the Great Migration?
Typically Jul–Oct, varying by rains. We will confirm best timing for your dates.
Is balloon safari available?
Yes, available at sunrise (weather permitting) for an additional fee.