Safari Masai Mara

Enjoy the ultimate blend of wildlife and beach in Kenya. Prices vary based on season and group size — let us tailor a quote for you!

Season	Months	Highlights

Peak Season

June – October

Excellent for safari (Great Migration season)

High Season

January – March

Warm and dry — ideal for beach and bush

Green Season

April – May, November

Fewer crowds, lush scenery, value-friendly

Festive Season

December 20 January 5

Holiday period — early booking recommended

Group Type	Custom Quote Based On:

Couples / 2 people

Private or romantic getaways

Families / 3–6 people

Small-group private safaris

7+ Travelers

Great for families, friends, incentives

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Game Drive – Experience the Heart of Africa

Embark on a true safari adventure with an exhilarating game drive in the heart of Africa! In an open 4×4 vehicle, guided by an experienced local expert, you’ll journey through breathtaking landscapes and get the chance to spot the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—in their natural environment. Meals Included – Lunch and Dinner.

Accommodation at Enkorok – A Peaceful Oasis in the Heart of the Savannah

At Enkorok Camp, you’ll discover a tranquil haven of comfort and authenticity in the middle of the wild.
The elegant rooms, designed in traditional African style, are equipped with modern amenities, offering the perfect retreat after a day full of adventure.
Each room features a private terrace with spectacular views—where you can unwind and savor the sunset, surrounded by the soothing silence of the savannah.

When the Last Barrier Between You and Nature Disappears… You’ve Arrived in Kenya.

Come feel the true, untamed wilderness!

Full-Day Game Drive in Masai Mara – An Unforgettable Adventure in the Heart of the Wild!

Discover the magic of the Masai Mara Reserve on a full-day excursion — a journey into one of Africa’s most iconic and awe-inspiring wilderness areas.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore breathtaking landscapes and observe wildlife across a variety of habitats, from sweeping open plains to savannah woodlands.

Starting early in the morning, we’ll set off on an exciting safari in search of Africa’s most iconic predators and herbivores — including lions, elephants, giraffes, and rhinos.
The game drive includes well-timed stops to observe and photograph animals in their natural surroundings, turning each moment into a vivid memory etched in your heart.

???? Lunch will be a chance to rest and recharge in a relaxing setting, with a meal served in a picturesque location — or even right in the middle of the park,
as part of a traditional safari picnic, while you take in the stunning scenery of the savannah.

???? In the afternoon, we’ll continue exploring the reserve, with the opportunity to spot other spectacular species such as zebras, antelopes, leopards, and even hibiscus flowers hidden among the tall grass.
You’ll gain insight into animal behavior and hear fascinating stories from our passionate guide.

This one-day adventure offers a complete tour of the park, allowing you to explore diverse areas, enjoy breathtaking views, and encounter wildlife in its most natural and authentic environment.

Meals Included: 3 – Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Accommodation at Enkorok!

Meals included – Breakfast and Lunch
Drop-off at JKIA Airport around 3:00 PM so you can catch the 6:00 PM flight to Mombasa

Health and Safety Tips for a Safari in Masai Mara and Other Parts of Kenya

Preparing for a safari in Masai Mara or elsewhere in Kenya is essential to ensure a safe and unforgettable experience. Below are some important recommendations regarding vaccinations and treatments for your trip to Africa!

It is highly recommended to get vaccinated against yellow fever when traveling to Kenya, especially if you plan to visit national parks or nature reserves such as Masai Mara.
Although yellow fever is rare in urban areas, the risk increases in rural and savannah regions.

• What you should know: The yellow fever vaccine is highly effective and provides lifetime protection. Additionally, Kenyan authorities may require proof of vaccination for travelers arriving from endemic regions (such as parts of South America or other African countries).

• Recommendation: Get vaccinated at least 10 days before departure.

Malaria is a parasitic disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes and is present in many regions of Kenya, including Masai Mara.

• Prophylactic treatment: It is recommended to take antimalarial medication before and during your trip, especially when visiting rural or savannah areas like Masai Mara. Common medications include Malarone, Lariam, or Doxycycline.

• What you should know: Start the treatment a few days before departure and continue for a period after returning home (usually 7 days after leaving a malaria-risk area).

• Additional precautions: Wear long, light-colored clothing and apply insect repellent containing DEET (diethyltoluamide). Sleeping under mosquito nets at night is also strongly recommended.

Hydration: Always drink bottled water and avoid tap water. Make sure any beverages are made using safe water.

Food Safety: Eat only well-cooked food, and avoid raw vegetables or salads that may have been washed with unfiltered water.

Sun Protection: The sun can be intense in the savannah. Use high SPF sunscreen, wear a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses.

Follow your safari guide’s instructions: Safari guides have important safety knowledge, especially concerning wildlife. Always follow their directions to avoid any incidents.

Make sure to have comprehensive travel insurance that includes medical coverage, emergency evacuation, and trip cancellation in case of unforeseen events.
Ensure that your policy covers treatment for tropical diseases such as malaria.

1. Neutral-Colored Clothing

Wear light, neutral-colored clothes such as khaki, beige, or olive green. This helps you blend into the natural environment and reduces the risk of attracting insects. Avoid bright colors, especially white or black, as they can attract unwanted attention from wildlife and insects.

2. Lightweight and Breathable Fabrics

The weather in Masai Mara can be hot during the day and cooler in the mornings and evenings. Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen will help you stay comfortable in the heat, while layering for cooler early mornings and evenings is a good idea.

3. Long-Sleeved Shirts and Pants

For protection against the sun and insects, it’s advisable to wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. These will shield your skin from sunburn and bites from mosquitoes or other insects, particularly during the early morning or evening game drives when insects are most active.

4. A Hat and Sunglasses

A wide-brimmed hat will provide shade and protect your face from the sun, while sunglasses will help you protect your eyes from the bright African sun.

5. Comfortable Footwear

Choose comfortable, sturdy closed-toe shoes for walking safaris or when exploring the lodge area. Hiking boots or trainers with good grip are ideal, as you may encounter uneven terrain.

6. A Light Jacket or Sweater

Evenings and mornings can be chilly, especially in the savannah. Bring a light jacket or sweater to stay warm during these cooler hours.

7. Insect Repellent

While not a clothing item, it’s essential to apply insect repellent to avoid mosquito bites and other insect-related discomfort. Choose a repellent with DEET for better protection.

8. A Scarf or Bandana

A scarf or bandana can be handy for protecting your neck from the sun or dust during game drives.