Since the Masai Mara National Reserve is surrounded by mostly wilderness, there isn’t an airport to fly into the Masai Mara directly. Instead, you have to land an airplane near an airstrip located near the reserve. Keerok airstrip, at one time, was a tarmac runway but has now been converted to a high-standard gravel runway....Read More

Karen Blixen Museum is a colonial-era house, where Baroness Karen Blixen lived with her husband. The Oscar-winning movie ‘Out of Africa’ was based on Karen Blixen’s life in Kenya, based on her autobiographical book. The house was built in 1912 and bought by the couple in 1917, and it became the farmhouse for their 4500-acre...Read More

Despite being in the wilderness. The Masai Mara has some amazing tented camps, specifically tented camps and lodges, which have been built and established with great effort over the years. Most of these luxury Tented Camps and Safari lodges are international award winners. Luxury Tented Camps & Lodges in Masai Mara The Masai Mara has...Read More

Most of the time, when a traveller lands in Nairobi, he/she may have a day or a few hours for a layover before they start their safari or board their plane. During this time, they can be able to visit some of the tourist centres or scenery in Nairobi City. Nairobi City can offer various...Read More

Similarities, Differences, and Which Is Better: Different Months of the Year Masai Mara National Reserve and Serengeti National Park are arguably the greatest wildlife conservation areas in the world. They’re home to numerous species of wildlife, but also the site of the largest wildlife migration on Earth, the Great Wildebeest Migration. The fact that these...Read More

One of the famous tribes in Africa is the Maasai tribe. They are nomadic and pastoralists of the Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting the selected but large parts of northern, central, and southern Kenya, and across the border in northern Tanzania as well. The Maasai are, in part, the better-known ethnic people in East Africa because...Read More

It was originally designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1961 during the colonial period in Kenya. The Masai Mara expanded to cover more of the area where there were a lot of wild animals inhabiting the area. They then established wildlife corridors from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara. Subsequently, the respective local county councils,...Read More

Our 4-day Masai Mara luxury safari offers an exclusive experience of touring this premier wildlife reserve in East Africa, with accommodation in exceptional luxury Tented Camps at prime locations in the Masai Mara National Reserve, ideal for the 2026 and 2027 wildebeest migration season.A typical safari itinerary is listed below. Note that prices vary by...Read More

There is a somewhat primal joy about eating a meal in the raw wilderness of the African savannah, more so if the setting happens to be in the Masai Mara, where your view may be framed by stunning landscapes and magnificent wildlife. Special meals are, for this reason, a popular activity during a safari in...Read More

A truly once-in-a-lifetime experience, flying in a Hot Air Balloon Safari over the Masai Mara plains is an evocative experience that you have to enjoy during any safari you take to the Masai Mara. The balloon takes off at the crack of dawn, around 6 am, gliding silently during the ride over the savannah grasslands...Read More