Masai Mara

have compiled a list of questions (and answers!) we get asked every day by our guests. If your question is not listed below please contact (Link) us and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. Why Should you choose a Kenya Safari? Why travel to Masai Mara? Kenya has some of Africa’s finest national parks, offering one of the best and most accessible game viewing in the world, including the hard-to-resist attraction of the "Big Five" (Link). The country also offers a breathtaking natural beauty. From

The life changing experience/ journey from Valley of memories, starting point Nairobi to Rift Valley then through the beautiful plain of the Masai Mara in Kenya. Eyes and mind are looking around to capture and experience, enjoyable moments of an African Safari. The day we reached, we are greeted by our tour guide cum driver in Swahili local language 'Jambo' common phrase used for greeting you. For the following few days, use of word Jambo excited me as if it was a magical word to associate with local

mountains including Mount Kilimanjaro, waterfalls, lakes, and deserts. Kenya has over 65 wildlife preserves and national parks Popular safaris in Kenya include Amboseli National Park, Lake Nakuru National Park, Tsavo East and West National Parks, Maasai Mara National Reserve, Samburu National Reserve, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, and Lake Naivasha National Park. · Amboseli National Park is 151-sq miles of beauty. This park is most famous for being the “best” place in Africa to watch free-range elephants

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The Mau Forest is the location of the Wildebeest migration. The wildebeest migration is the mass movement wildebeests from the Serengeti t the Masai Mara national reserve (Wildebeest). This migration happens to be a very famous tourist attraction, and something most people never get to see. The danger here resides in the fact that the deforestation is causing droughts and changing the environment

bustles of this world. And as i could visualize an endless wilderness and say; “it’s in middle of nowhere”, so is this locational description of this hotel. What I now know though, is that it’s at the periphery of our Narok County, deep at the Maasai Mara, Kenya. The hotel usually visited by the high and mighty of this world: Hollywood movie producers, renowned basket ballers and was actually visited by Barack Obama, when he was the United States Senator, Illinois. I am not here because I fall within

many outstanding safari destinations and national parks, the finest of them is undoubtedly the Maasai Mara National Reserve, or “the Mara”, as insiders call it. The Mara is part of the phenomenal Serengeti-Mara biosphere. Breathtaking views over savannah and gently rolling hills provide the visitor the rare opportunity of always seeing some game as there is little vegetation to block the view. The Mara is home for all big cats: leopard, cheetah and the rarely spotted lynx-like caracal, and prides itself

Top Luxury Tented Mara Camps A fun way to spend this summer is to go on a luxury safari. There are many places that offer this package, but none comes close to what the cradle of mankind does. The cradle of mankind, East Africa, has a lot to offer for any tourist looking for fun, adventure and luxury all combined into one. The best place to enjoy a full safari in East Africa is to go visit the Mara. The Mara is a breath-taking place where you will get to see all the big five (lion, buffalo, elephant

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