isiah koechVisited:
October 2014
Reviewed: Dec 2, 2014
It was amazing to me and nice ,wish to be back soon.
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Wildlife was excellent we found many migration.it was a little rain and sunny which was good .accommodation was good to sleep in the tent inside the bush.transport was excellent by mwema safaris they gave us a good land cruiser with tour guide we visited everywhere in massai mara we thank for that.
Sarah PriceVisited:
October 2014
Reviewed: Nov 6, 2014
Most beautiful place i've seen in my life
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The Masai mara is the real Safari experience. After more than 60 countries visited, the Masai Mara must be the location that impressed me the most. It is so full of wildlife and it is so authentic and unspoiled. Beautiful.
LarryVisited:
September 2014
Reviewed: Oct 6, 2014
What you expect and what you get is a gift from g-d
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It was breathtaking and full of suprises. It was a trip of a lifetime.
Carmen
ES
Visited:
August 2014
Reviewed: Sep 14, 2014
35-50 years of age
| Experience level: first safari
A good experience in nature, well organised and according to the price.
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Our Safari was well organised and was better than we thought. The wildlife was amazing as well as the scenery. Food and accoodation were sometimes much better than we had expected. And our guide was a very responsible driver and he really made great efforts to spot as many animals as possible.
I hope to repeat this experience soon.
Dan SmithVisited:
July 2014
Reviewed: Aug 26, 2014
That was a worthwhile trip.
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This is a very beautiful place with a lot of wildlife to view but the most enjoyable part of this safari was witnessing the wildebeest migration.
florette kingstonVisited:
February 2009
Reviewed: May 24, 2014
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We stayed at Governors' camp on two occasions.This is a true wild life experience that would be hard to better. We would return here tomorrow with no hesitation
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is a large game reserve in Narok County
maureenVisited:
December 2013
Reviewed: Mar 3, 2014
Amazing
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I am a Kenyan, born and raised in Nairobi and hadn't yet visited Masai Mara until Last year December(2013). My family and I were hesitant because of the rains and Mara is known to be impassible during the rainy season but we decided to go ahead and not cancel our booking. Aren't we glad we went to the Mara. By road, its almost a 5hr drive on tarmac road until you reach Narok town where the tarmac just starts reducing until there is none as you get near the park. I have been to some Parks and Reserves in Kenya but Mara was the best. We saw a lot of lions(which isn't easy), leopards playing around and some of the prettiest tallest giraffes I have ever seen, among other wildlife. Now we know what the fuss is all about and cannot wait to back during the migration period. We booked directly through Sarova group and stayed at Sarova Mara and it was fantastic, best customer service ever. Our tour driver/guide was from Somak Safaris and he knew his wildlife.
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you can, splurge more on hiring a land cruiser than a tour van when planning to tour Masai Mara. once you get to the rough roads, that's when you really appreciate the 4wd.
SandraEclecVisited:
February 2012
Reviewed: Oct 18, 2013
I loved this experience
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It has been for me a fabulous adventure in the midle of the wild life.
Dawn
US
Visited:
July 2013
Reviewed: Aug 13, 2013
35-50 years of age
| Experience level: first safari
An experience not to be missed
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The Masai Mara is not just a feeding ground along the great migration, it's a scene taken from the pages of earth's majestic hot spots. Not only does the beautiful scenery go on forever making you see--maybe for the first time--just how big and wonderful our planet is, but you also get to be part of the animal kingdom in ways you've never imagined. As our driver turned a corner here and there another species of animal, bird, reptile, and plant came into view. A pride of lions nursing their cubs, giraffes eating from tall acacia trees, elephants on their way to the water, a cheetah getting up from a nap and walking so close to our jeep I could touch him, wildebeest as far as the eye can see--some battling for supremacy, hyenas snatching a leg from a carcass where vultures were having a last snack...so much and so wonderful. The hippos and crocs, and birds and lizards, and warthogs and monkeys were all so entertaining as well. If you don't know God yet, you'll get pretty close to Him on the Mara.
Brandon Rosenblum
US
Visited:
February 2011
Reviewed: Apr 3, 2013
An amazing place to get close to wildlife
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Of all the parks we visited in a two week safari in Kenya and Tanzania, we saw the most Lions in Maasai Mara, many that were very close to our vehicle. You can go off the roads to get closer to the animals, which you can't do at other parks, making this a must-see destination.