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chrisrogers1961
The Masai
one of the most amazing places in the world. all the migrating herds were there wildebeast and Zebra by the thousands, dont miss the balloon flight as gives you a chance to see how vast and majestic this area is
Yunzhong
US
Visited:
February 2016
Reviewed: Mar 23, 2016
Email Yunzhong | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Gorgeous scene of African plains with lions, cheetahs, and leopards. Luckily you would see those powerful predators hunting. Beautiful place for landscape photography.
mwangee
KE
Visited:
July 2015
Reviewed: Apr 4, 2016
Email mwangee | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Once you land in Mara, you'll get to know why it was rated one of the seven wonders of the modern world. With flat landscapes as far as the eye can see, you'll easily spot lions, cheetah, buffalo, rhinos, elephants and if you're lucky like me, the elusive leopard. Getting to witness a river crossing by zebras and wildebeest is too awesome for words.
Christopher J May
US
Visited:
March 2016
Reviewed: Apr 4, 2016
Email Christopher J May | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
My experience in the Masai Mara provided me with the greatest opportunities to see big carnivores. The number of these large predators was truly amazing. Additionally, our stay at Richard's Camp provided possibly the most luxurious of accommodations. All of our camps were delightful, but Richard's Camp was a cut above the norm. Gorgeous tents with wildlife literally in your front yard and meals beyond compare. Highly recommended.
Greatest Wildlife Diversity in a Single Location
Of course I missed the Wildbeast migration, but I didn't miss the stylish giraffe walks and lion-gazelle live hunts that I only see in the National Geographic series. The accomodation, food and transportation was all catered for by my travel company, Helinas Safaris. And the memories with the amazing guides are bound to remain intact for the next century or so.
Benjamin
US
Visited:
February 2016
Reviewed: Apr 7, 2016
Email Benjamin | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Countless animals just roam around the savannah. I saw Big Five over and over, as well as a cheetah hunting a gazelle. It's like watching Nat Geo or Discovery Channel live. The sceneries were peaceful and inspiring.
Jan
ID
Visited:
May 2016
Reviewed: May 29, 2016
Email Jan | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
The view, nature and silence
Masai Mara is a amazing place. Loved the horizons, silence and the variety of wildlife. Never expected it would impress me this much. Been in Kruger before but this is a totally different experience. More endless planes and in it, very easy to spot, birds and animals. Also liked the climate, due to the elevation it was just perfect between 20-24 degrees Celsius.
Dennis
NL
Visited:
May 2016
Reviewed: Jun 15, 2016
Email Dennis | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Better than expected
Because I had already seen the Northern part of Tanzania (which was amazing), I didn't think Masai Mara would be just as good. While Tanzania wins it in terms of scenic beauty and variation of landscapes, Masai Mara is equally good when it comes to wildlife. I had amazing sightings - lions (eating), cheetahs, a leopard closeby in a tree, a lot of elephants, hyena, topi, impala, giraffe and many more. I have some beautiful photos of all of them and also some stunning photos of the landscapes. I really loved the long drives on dirtroads standing in the vehicle with the wind and the sun in my face.
The weather was perfect. Not too hot. Not too cold. Only a few short showers in the afternoon. Accommodations were beautiful. Perfect trip altogether.
Bish Ray
AE
Visited:
June 2016
Reviewed: Jun 15, 2016
Email Bish Ray | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Walter Schaerer
CH
Visited:
September 2006
Reviewed: Jun 19, 2016
Email Walter Schaerer | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Stunning wildebeast migration
During the big migration the Masai Mara turns into a full-blown spectacle: Virtually endless herds of wildebeast make their way to or from the Serengeti. Along with dramatic crossings of the Mara river. Think crocs...
We stayed at Little Governor's Camp. Their 4-star tents are amazing! They left me wondering how 5-star tents would look like... (which we recently tested in Botswana...)