Ask for Kennedy as your safari guide — he's experienced and will find every animal you want to see. The camp's nestled on the river with wildlife surrounding you, amazing food, and some of the most hospitable staff you'll meet, though one reviewer was injured during a game drive and felt the manager handled it poorly, so take that seriously.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →From $40/night budget camps to $2,750/night Angama Mara, the Masai Mara has accommodation for every budget. The Big Five don't care where you sleep — but your comfort, guide quality, and migration access vary enormously.
Read guide →Safari & WildlifeEverything you need to plan your Masai Mara safari: getting there, what to expect, conservancies vs the main reserve, accommodation from budget to luxury, and timing the Great Migration.
Read guide →Safari & WildlifeA mid-range private safari with a local operator costs $300-400/day — 30-300% less than booking through international agents for the exact same lodges and guides. Here's how to book smart.
Read guide →This is THE place you need to go on safari. We saw so many animals every day. Our safari guide was Kennedy ( ask for him he was so experienced)and found every animal we wanted to see . Tents were am...
What a wonderful place to be! This camp was a real find! Thanks to our travel advisor who suggested this camp above the many known the area. It's beautifully appointed, green credentials, nestled in...
Worst place ever. I was injured during the morning game drive due to the guide's negligence, leaving a permanent scar on my face, and the situation was handled very poorly. The manager, Moses, offered...
Easily one of the best experiences of my life. Location is remote but amazing, staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, the rooms are well equipped and cosy. I’ll definitely come back in the future...
Nice place, but probably not the best choice for families with younger children, as there is little to do at the lodge besides go on safari (the pool is unheated and small), and "family room" is just...
Ultra-luxury tented camp perched on the Great Rift Valley escarpment with Out of Africa views. At $1,850-2,750 per person per night, it's among Africa's most expensive — and most beautiful — safari properties.