The Masai Mara, one of Africa's most well-known game reserves, offers an outstanding Masai Mara safari experience with its breathtaking views, rolling topography, and abundant animal life. Feel the earth shake beneath your feet as you watch the great wildebeest migration, the most well-known animal migration in the world, which takes place from July to September. The northernmost portion of the Mara-Serengeti habitat is located within the Maasai Mara National Reserve, which spans more than 580 square miles of southwestern Kenya. You'll have the chance to see the recognisable Big Five and other unusual creatures, including zebras, hyenas, topis, and the Thomson's gazelle, with your binoculars at the ready. You can have countless adventures while getting close to several animals in their natural habitat with no fences around them. Learn about the Maasai tribe's survival, customs, and way of life as you go on a guided walking safari into the bush and past traditional Maasai settlements, following in the footsteps of early explorers and the area's traditional cattle herders. A fantastic opportunity to witness the savannah come to life after dusk is to take a nighttime wildlife drive in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Move on to Lake Victoria for a completely different experience. It is the world's largest tropical freshwater lake, offering lush and verdant landscapes and an abundance of species, giving outdoor enthusiasts many more possibilities to explore the African wilderness. Traveling from the Masai Mara to Nairobi will allow you to take advantage of the city's additional safari opportunities at Nairobi National Park. Or, why not take a holiday to the secluded tropical beaches along the Kenyan Coast? Whatever is on your holiday wish list, we can make it happen. To begin organising your ideal Masai Mara holiday, call our Vibe Specialists immediately with Our Holidays are Good Vibes Only! Capital - Saint George's International airport - Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO) Currency- the Kenyan Shilling Time UTC +3 Driving side- Left side Main Electricity- 240 V Official Language- Eastern Nilotic language Religion- monotheistic
Amazing animal watching set amidst breathtaking African savannahs and rolling grasslands. Over a million animals thunder over the plains searching for water and grazing as you watch the Great Wildebeest Migration (June-October). Even seasoned safari travellers acknowledge that the Mara, Kenya's most famous reserve, may offer excellent prospects for wildlife viewing. Outside the reserve boundaries, the conservancies provide superb - and frequently less crowded - wildlife viewing. Visit a Maasai settlement to learn about traditional Maasai living and participate in Maasai-led bush hikes in nearby conservancies.
