Masai Mara

Visit our private camp site located in a wildlife rich area just outside Masai Mara Game Reserve. The camp site has a nearby waterhole daily visited by an abundance of wildlife giraffes, zebras, topis and wildebeest and occasionally also elephants, hyenas, jackals, bat eared foxes.

Why Visit the Masai Mara?

• Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration – Every year between July and October, over 1.5 million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles cross the Mara River in search of greener pastures, creating one of nature’s most spectacular events.
• Spot the Big Five – The Masai Mara is home to lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and buffaloes, making it a dream destination for wildlife lovers.
• Year-Round Wildlife Viewing – Even outside migration season, the Mara teems with wildlife, from cheetahs chasing prey across open plains to graceful giraffes feeding in the acacia woodlands.
• Cultural Encounters – Visit local Maasai villages and learn about their traditions, dress, and way of life.

What to Expect on Your Trip

• Morning & Evening Game Drives – Explore the reserve in comfortable safari vehicles with expert guides who know the best spots for wildlife sightings.
• Photography Opportunities – Capture dramatic landscapes, wildlife action shots, and vibrant sunsets that light up the African skies.
• Luxury & Comfort – From luxury tented camps to mid-range lodges, there’s an option for every traveler, all offering stunning views and authentic safari experiences.
• Optional Hot Air Balloon Safari – Float over the Mara at sunrise for a bird’s-eye view of the animals below, followed by a champagne breakfast in the bush.

Best Time to Visit

• July to October – Perfect for witnessing the Great Migration.
• December to February – Great for predator sightings as wildlife congregates around water sources.

Trip Highlights

We will conduct walking safaris with armed escort and night drives in the nearby areas . We also organize visits to Masai Mara Game Reserve and the Masai communities living in the nearby villages. The campsite has both newly installed shower and WC facilities. You can rent our tents which also has camping beds or bring your own tent. All meals will be prepared by a professional cook and it will be possible to view wildlife from
the bush restaurang. The camp manager is Brown Kaleku Kaleku, a well known masai tour guide and wildlife researcher. He has extensive knowledge of the area and the masai culture.

3 to 5 days of immersive safari adventure