Masai Mara
National Reserve
National Reserve
Masai Mara National Reserve is considered one of Africa’s greatest wildlife reserves for predators, offering spectacular savanna scenery, unmatched safari game viewing and diverse flora and fauna. Located in South West Kenya, it covers 1510 sq.km, together with vast Serengeti National Park, it offers world’s top game viewing. Several private conservancies have been established around the reserve to protect surrounding wildlife. World’s eight wonder-THE GREAT WILDERBEESTS MIGRATION of 1.5 million of wildebeests and thousands of zebras and gazelles traversing the plains of Serengeti National Park to dense grassland of Masai Mara crossing the crocodile invaded river-the Mara River in a matter of life and death is a spectacular wildlife viewing event. The gnus move in search of water and fresh pastures, migration happening between July to November before embarking for their round 500km journey towards Ndutu Plains. The conservancies offer activities not allowed in the reserve such as night game drives, bush walks and horse riding.
For guests who want birds eye view of the eco-system, sunrise in the sky and dine in the wild for rich bush breakfast, we recommend, hot air balloon. Tribal Maasai culture is another fascinating experience. A visit to the village to learn why the Maa people are shunning away from modesty, living a nomadic and polygamous life and joining their traditional dances is a life-changing cultural experience.
