Discover Kenya Masai Mara National Reserve South west Kenya: "The Scene of the Wildebeest Migration" Park Entry Fee: Non Resident Adults US$ 60, Child US$30 PPPD(2-16YRS) Resident Adult KSH 1000 Child 500 PPPD Balloon Safaris

Masai Mara National Reserve: Kenya Safaris “The Lion Kingdom, a Hunter’s Paradise and Home of the Great Migration’’ The Masai Mara National Reserve is probably the most famous and most visited reserve in Kenya and perhaps in the whole world. It offers breathtaking views (seen in the film ‘Out of Africa’, much of which was filmed here) an extraordinary density of animals including the “Big Five” and many varieties of plains game. The most impressive feature of Masai Mara is the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle from the plains of the Serengeti that cross the Tanzanian border and rivers to reach the Mara’s lush grassland from late June, hunted by the predators: lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena and circled by vultures as the journey unfolds. Their dramatic river crossings are a reality for tourists visiting in July – August. Apart from the seasonal migration, game viewing in Masai Mara is excellent year round. Game includes: elephant, Black Rhino, buffalo, plains zebra, roan antelope in small numbers, white-bearded gnu, Oribi, warthog, Thomson's and Grant's gazelle, hartebeest and the big cats; the rivers are home to hippo and crocodiles.Maasai Mara has the largest population of lion. Masai Mara birdlife is as profuse as wildlife. These include red winged schalow's turaco, white-tipped crest, Ross turaco, orange buff pel's fishing owl, and wary guinea fowl. The open plains birds include Jackson's bustard, black-bellied hartlaubs bustard. 53 species of birds of prey have been recorded. Secretary birds are common. Accommodation In Masai Mara ranges from stone lodges to luxury tented camps.Your choice of accommodation here in Masai Mara will be dictacted by your travel budget The northern area owned by the Maasai, offers great game viewing, game walks and night game driving. Safari operators set up private camps for groups of clients seeking exclusive, traditional safaris outside the Reserve. Within the Mara National Reserve there are four Tented Camps  and three lodges Climate:  Hot and dry Facilities:Safari: Safari Camps, Banda- Visit Our Hotels and lodges page Safari Activities in Masai Mara Game viewing, Balloon Safaris, bird watching Cultural visit to Masai Villages Access Roads:One About Masai Mara Safaris Accommodation:Safari Lodges,camps and Bush Homes Ground Transfers In Nairobi enroute to Masai Mara US$ 75 per person Park Entry Fee Mara National reserve US$ 60 Adult Us$30 Child per day.Resident Kenyan KSH 1000 Kenyans 300 Road Transfer/drivers allowance and Expenses Nairobi/Mara using 7 Seater Safari Bus USD 230 and 4×4 Wheel Landcruiser USD 400 per vehicle per day-Minimum number of pax 2 omestic air transfer.Nairobi/Masai Mara  US$151 one way and US$261  return per person Luggage-Travel light you are on Safari Know more about the Migration, Migration cycle and Migration route: For Masai Mara Safaris Contact Us

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