Book this 4-Day Masai Mara Safari for an unforgettable wildlife experience in Kenya’s most popular reserve.
This 4-day Masai Mara safari is a short Kenya tour that starts and ends in Nairobi. The tour package offers a chance to explore diverse wildlife and natural wonders in this popular reserve with a professional guide.
Masai Mara sits in the southwestern region of Kenya, the best place to watch the wildebeest migration. The park is home to wildebeests, crocodiles, cheetahs, zebras, birds, elephants, buffaloes, and lions.
Optional activity: Add a hot air balloon ride over the Mara for a bird’s eye view of the wildlife. Prices start from <!– PLACEHOLDER –> per person, depending on the season and group size.
Detailed 4-Day Masai Mara Safari Itinerary
Day 1: Transfer to Maasai Mara National Reserve
Have an early breakfast and leave Nairobi for Masai Mara National Reserve. En route, stop at a viewpoint over the Great Rift Valley, have lunch, and proceed to Masai Mara.
Depending on your arrival time, you may join an evening game drive.
Day 2: Morning and Afternoon Game Drive
Enjoy an early breakfast at the campsite or lodge, then head out for a morning game drive to explore the reserve’s wildlife. Witness wildebeests crossing the Mara River, the main highlight of the day, along with elephants, antelopes, giraffes, and birds.
Have a picnic lunch and continue wildlife viewing before returning to your lodge.
Day 3: Full Day Game Drive
After breakfast, enjoy a full day game drive. Masai Mara’s wildlife includes spotted hyenas, lions, wildebeests, hippos, giraffes, cheetahs, zebras, crocodiles, and leopards.
Have a picnic lunch and continue exploring the reserve. Later, enjoy a Masai cultural experience.
Day 4: Return to Nairobi
After breakfast, depart Masai Mara for Nairobi, approximately a 5 to 6 hour drive with a quick game drive en route.
On arrival in Nairobi, have lunch and proceed to your hotel or head to the airport for your flight home.
Book this 4-Day Masai Mara Safari today and see the wildebeest migration and Big Five in Kenya’s top reserve.
