Masai Mara Safari Tour

If you are looking to do some travelling to a part of the world that brings you the most exotic animals, from giraffes and wildebeests to lions and monkeys, look no further than Masai Mara National Reserve, located in Kenya. Masai Mara is a must see for any first-time safari travellers. With it’s beautiful landscape, and plentiful animals, you are sure to enjoy an exciting exotic adventure.

While the reserve is guaranteed to fascinate at all times of the year, the park is most well known for its annual migration. During the months of July to August, hundreds of thousands of ungulates, or hoofed animals, migrate, bringing along with them beautiful predators such as lions and cheetahs. You will be able to enjoy the sights of thousands of zebras, wildebeests and gazelles as they make their way through the park in search for food.

Even in off months, the park is bustling with life. All five of the most difficult animals to find in Africa can be located somewhere in the park; they include lions, leopards, African elephants, Cape Buffalo, and black rhinoceros. Giraffes are plentiful, and the park houses over 450 species of bird life, ranging from ostriches to vultures. And as if the animals were not enough, Masai Mara has some of the most beautiful acacia trees.

The park features many lodges and camps, all of which offer luxurious amenities. Enjoy the spectacular views of the reserves from the comfort of the resort pools. These camps offer several types of additional programs, including things like hot air balloon rides, hippo breakfasts, and late night game drives. For those travellers wary of the impact that their stay will have on the environment, many of the lodges divide their profits to help aid in environmental projects, such as tree planting and improvements to the lodges to make them more sustainable.

The Masai Mara Park is one of the most well groomed parks in Kenya, and they allow for enjoyable experiences to be had by all individuals, regardless of skill level and experience. The park can be difficult to navigate without the help of professionals and locals, who have access to many of the internal roads and tracks. They set firm rules regarding where individuals and groups may travel, for both the safety of the wildlife and the safety of the visitors to the park.

If you are looking for a truly breathtaking experience, be sure to visit Masai Mara Park during the migration months of July to October. You are sure to be amazed by the beauty of nature at its finest.