3 Days Maasai Mara Classic Safari

Trip Highlight

• Big Five game viewing
• Great Migration (seasonal)
• Scenic savannah landscapes

Package Overview

A journey into Maasai Mara National Reserve offers one of the most intense and rewarding wildlife experiences in Africa. The reserve is characterized by endless golden plains dotted with acacia trees, dramatic river crossings, and an incredibly high density of wildlife.

Expect thrilling game drives where sightings of lions, cheetahs, and elephants are frequent, and where each drive feels different depending on animal movement. During migration season, the spectacle of wildebeest crossing crocodile-filled rivers creates unforgettable moments. Even outside peak season, the Mara remains rich in wildlife, making it a year-round destination.

Itinerary

Day 1: Depart Nairobi early morning and drive through the Great Rift Valley with a scenic stop at the escarpment viewpoint for photography. Continue towards Narok with brief refreshment stops before arriving in the Maasai Mara in time for lunch. After check-in and a short rest, head out for an afternoon game drive where you begin spotting wildlife such as zebras, giraffes, elephants, and possibly lions as they become active in the cooler hours. Return to camp in the evening for dinner and overnight.

Day 2: After an early breakfast, depart with packed picnic lunch for a full-day game drive. Spend the day exploring deeper sections of the reserve including river areas where wildlife congregates. Expect extended wildlife viewing, predator tracking, and opportunities to witness animal interactions. Lunch is served in the wild at a designated picnic site. Continue with game drives until late afternoon before returning to camp for relaxation, dinner, and overnight stay. Optional visit to a Maasai village can be arranged.

Day 3: Begin with an early morning game drive to catch predators during peak activity, followed by breakfast at the camp. Check out and begin the return journey to Nairobi with en-route stops for lunch and rest, arriving in the late afternoon.

Accommodation

Accommodation is in mid-range tented safari camps or lodges located either inside or just outside the reserve. These camps typically feature spacious canvas tents or cottages with ensuite bathrooms, hot showers, comfortable beds, and private verandas overlooking the savannah. Most camps include dining areas, lounges, and sometimes campfires in the evening. Their proximity to wildlife areas allows guests to often hear or even spot animals near the camp, enhancing the authentic safari experience.

Included

• Park fees
• Accommodation
• Meals (full board)
• Transport in safari vehicle
• Professional guide

Excludes

• Balloon safari
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips

What to carry

• Neutral clothing
• Camera/binoculars
• Sunscreen

Cancellation policy