Masai Mara

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The Masai Mara - an unforgettable experience.

The Masai Mara National Reserve is one of the world’s finest wildlife reserves. Watch great herds of elephants on the panorama of tree-studded grasslands with rhino, giraffe and prides of lion. Effectively Kenya’s northern continuation of Tanzania’s the Serengeti National Park game reserve, the Reserve is outstanding. The abundant wildlife and the gentle rolling grasslands ensure that game are never out of sight. But is not just the “big five”: more than 450 species of birds, including 57 birds of prey have been recorded.

Between July and October, one of Nature’s greatest spectacles, the great wildebeest migration is in the Masai Mara. The sight, smells and sounds as tens of thousands of wildebeest extend across the plains to the horizon and then run the gauntlet of crocodiles during a crossing of the Mara and Talek rivers provides an unparalleled experience. The perfect choice for a Masai Mara safari

The Maasai people themselves are equally stunning and fascinating. The proud  Maasai developed as a semi-nomadic people living under a communal land management system, at one with nature.  Let them guide you through their natural environment and their culture.
 

Accommodation in Masai Mara

An authentic wildlife experience, staying in small, but quality, eco-friendly camps away from the main tourist routes. Follow this link for just one example.

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Mara Porini Camp

Mara Porini Camp has recently been established in the exclusive Ol Kinyei wildlife conservancy. This 8,500 acre reserve is one of the most beautiful areas in the Serenegeti-Mara eco-system. A pristine wilderness with open savannah, riverine forests, rolling hills, springs, streams and rivers, and spectacular views across the Mara.

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