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The Masai Mara in southwestern Kenya boasts vast savanna plains, iconic acacia trees, and the Mara River, which sustains abundant wildlife and drives the annual wildebeest migratio
The Masai Mara in southwestern Kenya boasts vast savanna plains, iconic acacia trees, and the Mara River, which sustains abundant wildlife and drives the annual wildebeest migration. Its diverse landscape blends grasslands and rocky outcrops.
The Masai Mara is culturally significant as part of the Maasai people’s traditional lands. Their stewardship has preserved the ecosystem, creating a symbiotic link between their heritage and conservation.
The Masai Mara is home to over 95 mammal species, including the Big Five. Its landscape features acacia trees, grasslands, and shrubs.
Year-round
Most visitors fly from Nairobi to the Masai Mara, a 45–60 minute flight, to avoid poor roads and maximize safari time. From the airstrip, a 4x4 takes you to your lodge or camp.
Photograph from cottars-1920s-camp, an outpost in this place.
The golden age of safari, kept alive — romance, elegance, and a family who has guided the Mara for a century.
Set in an acacia forest, Mara Expedition sits on a small bend of the Ntiakitiak River, for an intimate and secluded Masai Mara experience.
Imagine a camp set right in the heart of some of the greatest apex predator country in all of Africa. This is Mara Plains.
Nestled under the canopy of umbrella thorn trees in the great plains of the Naboisho Conservancy lies Mara Nyika Camp—offering unlimited inspiration of exploration and adventure.
Richard’s Camp is one of those iconic outposts that evokes the safaris of a bygone era.
Tangulia is the only camp in the Maasai Mara reserve area that is entirely locally owned and run.
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