Maasai Loita Tours

22/02/2024

Elephants walking in a mirage. Amboseli

22/02/2024

12/10/2023

Sunset moments

09/10/2023

Lions develop loose skin as an adaptation for their protection. Loose belly skin allows animal to be kicked by prey with little chance of injury.

07/10/2023

Beautiful Sunset Masai Mara.

07/10/2023

Early morning adventures.

25/01/2023

A flock of flamingos is called a flamboyance....... They flock in groups of up to several hundred birds. They often perform their mating displays together. However, different species and even different flocks will put a slightly different spin on their communal rituals.

22/01/2023

The grey crowned crane has a breeding display involving dancing, bowing, and jumping. It has a booming call which involves inflation of the red gular sac. It also makes a honking sound quite different from the trumpeting of other crane species. Both sexes dance, and immature birds join the adults. Dancing is an integral part of courtship, but also may be done at any time of the year.

20/01/2023

23/12/2022

Happy Holidays from Maasai Loita Tours.

20/10/2022

Wishing you all a Happy

04/08/2022

The is a real gem. Located in northern Kenya, east of the famous Lake Turkana, it offers picturesque and tranquility for memorable experiences.

The stunning sand dunes, natural sceneries and oasis are a beauty to behold. Activities to do here include epic Desert safaris, camel rides and cultural visits.

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29/07/2022

- The Great Wildebeest Migration is the longest and largest overland migration in the world. Guided by survival instincts, the herds will cover 800 to 1000 km during each migration cycle.

26/07/2022

- The view of the Mara plains below from the hot air balloon is unforgettable and awe inspiring. The hot air balloon takes you above the diverse habitats of the great Mara River, the forests, swamps and offers spectacular views of the wildlife below. You’ll see herds of elephants, zebras, wildebeests and even spot a predator chasing its prey.

http://maasailoitatours.com/balloon-safaris-experience-the-mara-plains-from-above/

22/07/2022

The is one of the greatest wildlife phenomenon on the planet.

Each year from July to September, more than 2 million wildebeests, a large number of zebras, gazelles, impalas and elands move from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara.

The climax of the migration is the Mara River crossing where crocodiles await.

22/07/2022

The is one of the greatest wildlife phenomenon on the planet. Each year from July to September, more than 2 million wildebeests, a large number of zebras, gazelles, impalas and elands move from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara - https://maasailoitatours.com/experience-the-wildebeest-migration

20/07/2022

- Did you know that the name rhinoceros means ‘nose horn’? The origin of the name is from ancient Greek – rhine (nose) and ceros (horn).

The white and black rhinos are the only species found in Africa and you might be wondering how they got their names. The name has nothing to do with their colour – in fact both rhinos are closer to grey than they are to white or black. https://maasailoitatours.com/what-is-the-difference-between-white-black-rhinos/

19/07/2022

- Did you know that there are five species of rhinos in the world. This includes the two African species - white and black rhinos. The others are the Asian species - Greater one-horned, the Sumatran and the Javan rhinos.

The Sumatran, Javan and Black rhinos are listed as ‘critically endangered’ as there are thought to be fewer than 70 Javan and 100 Sumatran rhinos left.

The white rhino is classified as 'near threatened’ with around 10,000 individuals, whereas the Greater one-horned rhino is currently vulnerable in the wild.