Low Season in the Masai Mara: Green Season Pros and Cons
Low season in the Masai Mara means the long rains from roughly March to May and short rains in November and December. See which months count, how park
READ MORELow season in the Masai Mara means the long rains from roughly March to May and short rains in November and December. See which months count, how park
READ MOREThe Mara Triangle, the Narok side of the reserve and the conservancies each have their own managers, tickets and rules. Compare night drives, vehicle limits, fees and who
READ MOREIs the Masai Mara worth it for a first safari? An honest look at the park fee, the migration months, crowds at river crossings and rough roads, with
READ MOREWho the Maasai are, where they live in Kenya and Tanzania, and how age sets, cattle, beadwork and the adumu dance fit together. Plus how conservancies and tourism
READ MOREWhere to look for African wild dogs in Laikipia, Kenya: the conservancies that list them, the recovery and setback story, denning, and honest advice on why sightings are
READ MORENanyuki is about 190 km north of Nairobi, with the equator running through town and Mount Kenya to the south-east. Distances to Ol Pejeta, Lewa and Samburu, the
READ MORESweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, inside Ol Pejeta Conservancy, is Kenya's only place to see chimpanzees. Learn why the chimps are there, the visiting windows, entry fees and how to
READ MOREMost Kenya safari guests tip the driver-guide about US$10 to 20 per guest per day and the camp team about US$5 to 15, in cash, at the end
READ MOREYour first day on a Masai Mara safari is mostly the road: about 227 km from Nairobi to Sekenani Gate, then camp check-in, the briefing, a first game
READ MOREAlmost all budget camps in the Masai Mara sit outside the reserve, near the Sekenani, Talek or Ololaimutiek gates. Here is where they are, what you give up,
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