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Dan
GB
Visited:
July 2016
Reviewed: Aug 30, 2016
Email Dan | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Amazing place but so many tour vehicles! Saw every single animal I could want but never alone as in Tsavo!
mariofalcetti
IT
Visited:
August 2014
Reviewed: Aug 22, 2016
Email mariofalcetti | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A very interesting tour: a lot of animals of several species in a beautiful landscape
good memories for the environment and wildlife and also for the accomodation, local guide and weather
Haifa
TN
Visited:
August 2016
Reviewed: Aug 18, 2016
Email Haifa | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
You don't want to miss it
So big and full of wildlife, it is easy to forget that it is a park.
Try to be there during the migration season.
Maxine
Beauty beyond belief
My experience with Adventure Backpackers Tanzania was extraordinaire. Not sure why they call themselves "Adventure Backpackers" because there were backpacks insight? They used vans with open roofs for great access (360 degree view) of the vast Savannah. Nelson, the senior coordinator, was well organized, fair and dedicated to making sure our group's travel experience was fun and enjoyable. Celestine Mueni, sales assistant, was helpful and friendly. Debbie, travel consultant, was knowledgeable about lodging and resorts, she was very helpful. Cyrus, the safari driver, was knowledgeable and made sure we saw plenty of wildlife and explained many things about the animals living in their natural habitat. I loved my experience and plan to go on more safaris to other parts of Kenya and Tanzania--booked by Adventure Backpackers.
Migara Wijesinghe
LK
Visited:
July 2016
Reviewed: Aug 15, 2016
Email Migara Wijesinghe | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
The cherry on top! We saved the best for the last and the 3 nights in Masai were the best 3 nights. When we were there (mid July), the migration of the animals was full on and there were thousands of animals out in the savanna. The wildebeests and zebras crossing the Mara river was a treat to watch. We were also lucky to see a lion kill and to top it all off, 18 lions in one day.
B.V.N.Kishore
IN
Visited:
July 2016
Reviewed: Jul 8, 2016
Email B.V.N.Kishore | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
In Masai Mara the animals could not be counted they were so numerous, the grass lands were so vast. The number of Wild beasts ad Zebras was astounding. The sighting of lions, Cheetahs and Leopards at this place all in close proximity to each other was unique. Lions mating was seen in the wild by us. Even cubs playing freely in the bushes was very interesting.
Out of Africa experience, wild and spacious
Beautiful scenery, lots of wildlife (big 5) spotted, excellent camps and truly a place to return to.
June may not be the best time to visit
June, being the time of the year just before the Migration, was not the best time to visit. The grass was very high and smaller big cats like Cheetahs and Leopards were impossible to spot in the grass growth.
Still the bigger wildlife like Wildebeests, Buffaloes, Elephants and Giraffes were almost common without compromising on the 'wild' feel. Lions were quite easy to spot but the Male lions were quite elusive.
Musa is a very knowledgeable n experienced guide who made the safari wonderful.
Ashnil mara is a beautiful property on the mara river n what makes it stand out are its Staff. Attentive, friendly n hardworking! The food selection was also very good n tasty. It was an experience of a life time we saw Wildlife, up close n personal! Our tour guide Musa knew exactly where to go n view the animals. The weather was a lil crazy with it being too hot when the sun was up. N too cold as the sun set. All the people we met from start to finish went the extra mile to make us hav a memorable n wonderful holiday.
Walter Schaerer
CH
Visited:
October 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...)