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Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is administered by local country councils. It
is probably the most famous and most visited game reserve in Kenya. It offers
breathtaking views (as seen in the film Out of Africa, much of which was filmed
here) an extraordinary density of animals including the "Big Five" and many
varieties of plains game. Masai Mara Safaris information: the official Guide for
Masai Mara safari is the right website for tourists organizing their Masai Mara
tour and Vacation. Kenya budget or luxury holiday is the perfect vacation for
the discerning traveler who enjoys all the comforts in Africa. A Masai Mara
safari is the ultimate vacation experience combining the finest in
accommodations in Masai Mara lodge, tented camps and lodge experiences. Masai
Mara safaris are full of safe, fun-filled safari adventures and almost
year-round sunshine: the perfect family holiday and Honeymoon destination.
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Kenya family safaris, the package designed for your family
Affordable Kenya Family Safari: The Kenya family safari vacation takes your
family to the world famous safari destinations of Kenya. No matter what your
dream for your family is, this Kenya family safari package has been designed
with your family in mind. It is the ultimate adventure in the wilds of Africa,
the dark continent where time seems to have stopped.
It is one of the most coveted family vacation outing into the jungles of Africa.
Where the lions and elephants roam free exactly like hundreds years ago. The
family gets immersed in cocktail of game drives and the diverse local culture
for every nature reserve visited.
Kenya is very inviting for kids, parents, and grandparents who wish to
experience the wonders of Africa together. This affordable Kenya family safari
offers the great opportunity for your family to share unparalleled vistas of
plains, mountains, lakes and spectacular wildlife. Share it with those closest
to you and you will return home with memories no money can buy.
Maasai Mara Lion African Safaris
Masai Mara Safari Tour and Holiday is an unforgettable experience. Welcome to
the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, an undisputed paradise for the sheer
quantity safari and variety of wildlife. Renowned for its lions, elephant and
for the annual Great Wildebeest Migration, Kenya's greatest reserve is as
magical as your wildest safari dream The Masai Mara is located in South Western
Kenya. Together with Tanzania’s Serengeti it forms one of the worlds most
diverse and spectacular eco-systems.
African Sermon Safaris in Kenya, a Masai Mara tour operator has Hand picked some
of the best Kenya safari packages and promises you and your family the safari
holiday of a lifetime. We are proud in not only being child and family-friendly,
but leaders in the field on specially structured children’s vacations programmed
at specific lodges. On a Masai Mara Safari the sight ofmillions of wildebeest
and hundreds of thousands of zebra, eland and gazelle grazing, crossing rivers,
arriving and leaving, is quite simply mind blowing. The migration is said to
have been in existence hundred of thousands of years ago and the cycle plays out
year after year.
Masai Mara Migration Safari
Welcome to the Masai Mara, Kenya (alternatively spelled "Maasai Mara"), recently
designated as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. The Masai Mara animal
Migration Safari promises you a ringside seat for what is indisputably the
greatest wildlife show on earth - the crossing to Serengeti plains of hundreds
of thousands of wildebeest, with accompanying plains game such as zebra and
other varieties, plus predators such as lion, cheetah and leopard in attendance.
Join us to experience this migration tour of a lifetime.
With an average of 3 lions per square kilometer and the annual migration of over
a million wildebeest – the game viewing in the Masai Mara is outstanding. Added
to this are all the ‘big 5’ animals of Africa, spectacular balloon safaris, some
excellent lodges and a landscape that is quintessential east Africa: flat
savannah grassland stretching as far as the eye can see. Tourist to Masai Mara
should bear in mind that even though the migration safaris are one of East
Africa’s most remarkable Vacations, the Masai Mara is one ofKenya best wildlife
location year round. Even if your visit falls outside of the peak migration
times, it doesn't mean you won't enjoy what the Mara is renowned for: an
incredible amount of wildlife. The Masai Mara is a reserve about a third of the
size of the Serengeti National Park which also makes it a more manageable area
for game viewing safaris.
Masai Mara Lodge Hotel Accommodation
The Masai Mara offers excellent hotel accommodation with luxury to budget tented
safari camps, Lodge and budget camping safaris being assembled in prime wildlife
viewing areas. A Masai Mara Safari involves being accommodated in lodge of
hotels whilst observing the “great circle of life” that performs daily on the
vast Masai Mara Plains.
We design our Masai Mara travel packages to include premium hotels, lodges and
safari experiences that are simply the best in Kenya. Imagine traveling in a
well appointed 4x4 Safari vehicles with a qualified tour guide to witness the
gorgeous Savannah of Masai Mara and then retreating to your private and stylish
Lodge, Tented camp or hotel that allows you to throw your cares away as you
unwind in the lap of Mara luxury.
Masai Mara Budget safaris tours
Masai Mara Budget Safari - the number 1 low price and budget tours and holidays
in Kenya, which is solely aimed at the budget conscious traveler. We are a tour
operator with offices in Nairobi. Being Kenya based has given us the
understanding of the magnificent Masai Mara Game Reserve. It is our aim at to
bring you the best value cheap safaris, low range backpacker safari, student,
university and college camping tours and very cheap safaris to Masai Mara. Check
out our Budget options. Cheap Budget safaris in Kenya does not necessarily mean
cheap and nasty, in fact we at African safaris and Adventures have each of our
tour options through the “tried and tested method”. Safari Price is foremost on
our mind when creating our Masai Mara itineraries, and we therefore guarantee
you that you will find no better prices for safaris tours out there than those
available through Masai Mara safari website. We make use of our collective
buying power from lodge, hotels and tented camps owners to ensure you the best
safari deal possible. It is important to note that we do not compromise on the
quality of tailor-made safaris; it’s just that we do not believe that you need
to break a bank when travelling to Africa.
Masai Mara Budget hotel Accommodation ranges from stone built lodges, basic
camping safaris to standard tented camps. Regardless of which option you choose
you are guaranteed the best value for your money without compromising on
quality.
Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya:
The Masai Mara National Reserve is Kenya's finest wildlife reserve. Everything
about this reserve is outstanding. The wildlife is abundant and the gentle
rolling grasslands ensure that animals are never out of sight. Birds, too, are
prolific. Including migrants, well over 450 species have been recorded, among
them, 57 species of birds of prey. The climate is gentle, rarely too hot and
well-spread rainfall year round. Rain, when it falls almost always chooses the
late afternoon or night. Between July and October, when the great wildebeest
migration is in the Masai Mara National Reserve, the sensation is unparalleled.
Masai Mara is one of the best plains' game reserve where you can actually
encounter a live Discovery Channel, a haven for viewing a congregation of all
sorts of animals in a five-mile radius: A pride of lions can be spotted ready to
make a run for a gazelle, a cheetah and its cub taking a nap on a rock, a pair
of ostriches walking the open stretches of the savannah or a gazelle giving
birth.
The Masai Mara National Reserve lies about 270 kilometers from Nairobi, and
takes about 4 to 5 hours by road. There are scheduled flights, twice daily from
Wilson Airport Nairobi, which take about 40 - 45 minutes. The reserve is about
1510 square kilometers having been reduced from 1672 square kilometers in 1984.
However, the wildlife is far from being confined within the reserve boundaries,
and an even larger area, generally referred to as the "dispersal area" extends
north and east of the Masai Mara National Reserve. Maasai communities live
within the dispersal area with their stock but a century of close association
with the wildlife has resulted in an almost symbiotic relationship where
wildlife and people live in peace with one another. The first sight of this
natural wonderland is breathtaking. Here the great herds of shuffling elephants
browse among the rich tree-studded grasslands with an occasional sighting of a
solitary and ill-tempered rhino.
Thomson's and Grant's gazelle, Topi and Eland and many more species of plains'
game offer a rich choice of food for the dominant predators; lion, leopard and
cheetah which hunt in this pristine wilderness. In the Mara River, hippo
submerges at the approach of a vehicle only to surface seconds later to snort
and grumble their displeasure. Seemingly, the drowsy crocodile sunbathe on the
riverbanks, mouth agape, waiting with subtle cunning for prey at which to strike
with lightning swiftness. But this richness of fauna, this profusion of winged
beauty and the untouched fragility of the landscape, are all subordinate to the
Mara's foremost attraction, the march of the wildebeest.
Each year, far south in the great vastness of the Serengeti, the wildebeest
raise their dignified but quaint heads, sniff the air and, as if by one accord,
start the long trek to the Kenya border and the Masai Mara National Reserve.
After exhausting the grazing in Tanzania's northern Serengeti, a large number of
wildebeest and zebra enter the Masai Mara National Reserve around the end of
June drawn by the sweet grass raised by the long rains of April and May. It is
estimated that more than half a million wildebeest enter the Masai Mara National
Reserve and are joined by another 100,000 from the Loita Hills east of the Masai
Mara. Driving in the midst of these great herds is an unimaginable experience.
Whilst the eyes feast on the spectacle, the air carries the smells, the dust and
the sounds of hundreds of thousands of animals. There is nowhere else on earth
to compare with this wildlife marvel. But the trek is costly. The herds' draw
ravening packs of predators, especially hyenas and lions, and thousands of the
lame, laggard and sick never complete the cycle. More die, by drowning or by the
teeth of the cunning crocodile, while trying to cross the swirling muddy waters
of the Mara and Talek rivers. Once the Masai Mara National Reserve's grass has
been devoured and when fresh rain in Tanzania has brought forth a new flush
there, the herds turn south, heading hundreds of kilometers back to Serengeti
and the Ngorongoro plains. There the young are dropped in time to grow
sufficiently strong to undertake the long march north six months later.
Although July, August and September are the months when the Masai Mara plains
are filled with migrating wildebeest and zebra, there is much resident wildlife
year round. Apart from the better-known species there are numerous opportunities
to add some of the rare and less frequently seen animals to the visitor's
checklist. In the southwestern sector, you may be lucky enough to see roan
antelope, a handsome creature regrettably rare countrywide. Bat-eared foxes peer
from their burrows and there are thousands of topi, an antelope not found in
other major parks save Tsavo National Park. The combination of a gentle climate,
scenic splendor and untold numbers of wildlife makes the Masai Mara Kenya's most
popular inland destination park.
A well worth it and recommended activity in the Masai Mara National Reserve is
the hot air balloon safari. Early in the morning, you will be woken and driven
to the departure site. Once in the air, the view of the surrounding landscape,
the rising of the sun between the mountains and the congregation of the animals
at the river is beautiful. This all concludes with a champagne breakfast and
memories of a lifetime.
Maasai Mara Safari Lodges & Camps in Kenya, Africa:
Basecamp Masai Mara, Bateleur Tented Camp, Cottars 1920s Safari Camp, David
Livingstone Safari Resort, Elephant Pepper Camp, Entim Camp, Fig Tree Camp,
Governors Camp, Governors Bush Camp, Governors IL Moran Camp, Governors Private
Camp, Ilkeliani Camp, Karen Blixen Camp, Keekorok Lodge, Kicheche Camp, Kicheche
Bush Camp, Kichwa Tembo, Leleshwa Camp, Little Governors Camp, Mara Bushtops
Camp, Mara Explorer Camp, Mara Intrepids Club, Mara Leisure Camp, Mara Porini
Camp, Mara River Camp, Mara Safari Club (Fairmont), Mara Serena Lodge, Mara
Simba Lodge, Mara Sopa Lodge, Mpata Safari Club, Offbeat Mara Camp, Ol Seki Mara
Camp, Olonana, Porini Lion Camp, Rekero Tented Camp & Cottages, Richard's Camp,
Royal Mara Safari Lodge, Sala's Camp, Sarova Mara Camp, Saruni Lodge, Sekenani
Camp, Serian Camp, Shompole Naibor Mara Camp, Siana Springs Intrepids Camp,
Tipilikwani Camp among others.
Masai Mara National Reserve: Masai Mara Lodges & Camps Reviews: Masai Mara
Balloon Safaris.
Masai Mara Balloon Safari, Kenya
Close your eyes, and for a moment feel your body lift up, with you having no
control over it, and there is a certain part of you, inside you, saying to
yourself, I am crazy for taking this balloon safari. This is what most people
feel, when the excitement of a Masai Mara hot air balloon safari crosses one's
emotion of self-control and independence.
More about Masai Mara Balloon Safari in Kenya:
The feeling is indescribable, crispness of the African air, chill in the wind
that hits your face as your Mara hot air balloon gradually rises, smoothness in
the exhale of your breath, and the excitement to see and learn more. One's
physical presence can be felt on the plains of the Masai Mara when reading this.
You trip begins when you get your wake up call at your safari lodge or tented
camp in the early hours of the morning, as you yawn away, and thoughts about
your wildlife viewing from an elevated position begins to stir your mind. The
fresh Kenyan traditional hot tea and coffee quickly awaken you, in fact
preparing you for a "mission".
By 6.00 a.m. you are almost arriving at the hot air balloon site in the Masai
Mara. As you approach the site, the balloon seems bigger than you expected, the
experience is one that has never been visited, and you are about to have a trip
of a lifetime.
Liftoff! Up and away we go! At 6.15 a.m., the hot air balloon safari starts. The
captain asks you to relax and experience the wonders under the African sky. As
you finally start to get a grip on the elevation, an inner smile that resonates
on one's face does not need an explanation. The wildebeest moving in large
numbers across the Masai Mara plains, the beauty of the landscape when the
rising sun's bright orange colors are displayed, the elephants at the water
pool, and the gazelles and zebras scampering away, just if it was their first
time to witness an alien object in the sky.
By 7.15 a.m., one is very content with balloon safari, and it is almost touch
down time. There is a celebration, and for those who prefer a toast, champagne
is served, as hot breakfast in the bush is being prepared. You ask yourself, is
this true? I am really doing this trip of a lifetime in Kenya? In the Masai
Mara? As the sweetness and aroma of the African coffee surrounds you, with fresh
eggs being served as you like it, you hope for another ride, and wish that such
luxury never ended. By the time you finish your breakfast, you have made up your
decision to immigrate to Kenya because such life is only found here. You begin
to question yourself, and you feel an urgency to seek, live and enjoy this
pristine beauty, a once in a lifetime "thing".
By 9.00 a.m., you have been declared a champion, a mighty certificate of
completion handed out to you which you hope to display in your home country, to
family, friends, coworkers. Clapping and participation by everyone present makes
you proud to have achieved a trip as wonderful as this. By then you hear a
blaring sound of music or even an annoying buzz, you turn around and switch of
the alarm clock. Your eyes wide open, you know that you have to get back to
Kenya, to Masai Mara, again otherwise the recurring dreams will drive you mad.
Activities : Cultural interaction for the family with Maasai and Samburu people
,Cultural lectures for the Children, fire lighting, Optional balloon safaris ,
Traditional dances /Scenery, Game Watching, Ethnic, Culture, Traditional Dances
(Optional), Photography
