Masai Mara game reserve is the highlight of any Kenya safari itinerary. The rolling hills and the vast Savannah plains are home to a good number of wildlife species.  From the wild cats to the large herbivore herds, the thousands of wildebeests to the numerous bird species, the Masai Mara is a hive of activity. The Kenya wildebeest’s migration happens here between the months of July to September. On other months the resident wildlife resides, populates and make the green vast plains as attractive as it can get to world safari seekers.

The black manned lions are prominent in the Masai Mara, not to mention the gigantic crocodiles along the Mara river. The Majestic giraffes wander the plains hovering above the acacia trees.  The leopards rest in the lonely canopies and enjoy lazy afternoons.  Enjoy spectacular balloon safari rides over the plains at sunrise and culminate with a champagne breakfast in the open plains.
There is nowhere in Kenya that captures the wildest wildlife safari imagination than the Masai Mara game reserve. The numerous vultures hover in the sky. Always indicating where there is a kill.

A safari in Masai Mara is not complete without the maa culture. The elegant and beautiful Masai people call this plains home. Together they co exists with the wildlife that migrates to the wildlife corridors and conservation areas. Their cultural dances are colorful and entertain. They make your evenings around the bonfire worthwhile. Their beautiful attires are quite colorful. Not to mention their jewelry. Most of the camps and lodges work with this locals thus empowering their communities.

Accommodation in Masai Mara is varied . Your budget determines your place of stay. Camps within the game reserves and conservancies are more expensive. They offer you the best and luxurious comfort not to mention the close proximity to wildlife. Activities in Mara include game drives, walking safaris, bird walks and balloon rides. The reserve is accessible by both air and road. Flights take approximately 45 minutes from Nairobi.