Visit MasaiMara

02/03/2023

A mesmerizing moment in the heart of the wild.

20/02/2023

Major Airstrip in the Mara.
With more than 4 Airline landing per day.

Why fly into the Mara?
~It’s just below 1Hr flight from Nairobi.

~You will need land transfer on arrival, Book your Transfer & Game drives with the Local Guide. Contact us for assistance.

~Park entrance fee must be paid at the Airstrip Office before departure to your camp/Lodge.

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19/02/2023

Savannah below and above.

26/01/2023

Untamed Nature

25/11/2022

07/04/2022

Ok, not in Masai Mara but We had to share this amazing photo of Cheetahs in our Capital City Nairobi.



Spotted 📸 by Bernard CEO .

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07/04/2022

A wild ride.

31/03/2022

I went for a swim in Africa.

Has a magnificent Africa shaped Pool as a new Addition in the Camp.

Good Job!.

31/03/2022

Where to stay?

Brand new Camp in Masai Mara. We love the new additions.
Tag is please.

12/03/2022

Beautiful Love.

15/09/2021

Trying to blend in, we can’t get enough of giraffe.

15/09/2021

I will close my eyes and count to 10. RUN!

Lion of MasaiMara

15/09/2021

Hallo, It’s just me and my 1.5M friends and Family.

16/01/2021

The new requirements for travellers by the government of Kenya

02/11/2020

Hippopotami are polygynous, meaning that one bull mates with several females in the social group. Although breeding is not strictly seasonal, conception usually occurs during the dry season and births usually occur during the rainy season.

16/09/2020

Welcome to Maasai Mara.

A play field for the big 5 and many other species living freely in the Open savanna.

Here Wildlife has the right of way, as guides your way into the wild.

TAG US WITH YOUR WILD EXPERIENCES OR INBOX US YOUR WILD QUESTIONS.

04/09/2020

ELEPHANT TUSK
Ivory tusks are actually massive teeth that protrude well beyond the mouths of elephants. Much of the tusks is made up of dentine, a hard, dense, bony tissue. And the whole tusk is wrapped in enamel, the hardest animal tissue and the part of the tusk that manages the most wear and tear.

30/08/2020

The African elephant (Loxodonta africana) weighs from 3 tonnes to 7 tonnes. It eats between 90 and 270 kilos of fodder and drinks between 200 and 300 litres of water a day. It depends almost entirely on its trunk for scent and communication, washing and cleaning, carrying and clearing, and for drinking and eating. Gestation takes close to two years. During labour the mother is attended by two other females-'midwives'.Although their sight is poor, elephants have an excellent sense of smell and well-developed hearing. Their brain weighs three times that of a human brain - up to 5 kilos

31/07/2020

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31/07/2020

GREAT MIGRATION THE CIRCE OF LIFE CONTINUES.

31/07/2020

Our Heritage keeper.

Gage together with Mara conservancy Rangers led the detection unit pack at making sure, what is found in the Mara stays in the Mara. 💪🏾


July21 2020.
RIP ranger Gage. Masai Mara will surely miss you.

When he is not sniffing for Ivory scents in the savannah, You would find him, chilling in his Fav Ranger vehicle.

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16/05/2020