Kick-starting your safari with an early pickup from Nairobi, you will head towards the world famous Masai Mara Game Reserve. The 6 hour long drive covers about 280km with a combination of smooth tarred roads and bumpy muddy trials. The last 90 min are particularly bumpy and not very suitable for people with back problems.

Apart from the famous “Big 5”, the Masai Mara is known for another natural spectacle, The Great Migration. It is an annual activity which includes the migration of over one million wildebeest, zebra, gazelle etc from the Serengeti in Northern Tanzania to Kenya, crossing over the Mara river in search of fresh green feeding pastures. This is generally visible in the Masai Mara region in July or August.

The long day comes to an end with a delicious dinner and overnight rest at your chosen camp or lodge. Note that the last 1-hour drive to Masai Mara is on the corrugated and bumpy road.. Clients with back problems can consider flying directly to (and out of) Masai Mara.

Mara Engai Wilderness Lodge

Your safari will begin with an early morning game drive in the grasslands followed by breakfast back at the camp. Winding up with breakfast, you will head out to spend the whole day in the park in search of its popular resident predators and prey like Zebra, Wildebeest, Giraffe, Big 5 and so on.

Packed lunch will be consumed while you are on the safari, followed by a visit to the Mara river. The river is well known for its dangerous crocodile that provide ample kill viewing experiences.

The day comes to an end with a delicious dinner and overnight rest at your chosen camp or lodge.

The last day of your safari will begin with an early morning game drive, allowing you to witness plenty of early morning game. Post this game drive, you will finish a heavy breakfast and then depart for Nairobi.

The drive to Nairobi is about 6 hours long with a quick stop at Narok town for lunch. On reaching Nairobi in the evening, you will be dropped of at your hotel.