Perched on a hill with direct views of Great Migration river crossings from your balcony, and the Indian vegetarian spread at the buffet is surprisingly excellent. Rooms are small but the beds are plush, and it's a reliable first safari for families who want comfort and guaranteed wildlife sightings.
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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 →It’s an awesome place. Stayed here this month for 3 nights and the entire experience was incredible. The rooms are well decorated and maintained giving a real plush feel. The staff has high standards...
Mara Serena Lodge is nothing short of magical. From the moment you arrive, you are wrapped in warmth, care, and an atmosphere that makes you feel completely at home. The setting itself is superb—breat...
Wonderful experience of the Masai Mara with Serena Safari Lodge. Each and every one of the staff is extremely helpful, well mannered and knowledgeable. Rooms well small/cramped but the beds were extre...
Rooms were on the small side, but had a good view. The buffet offered so much food but we struggled to find things we enjoyed. I ate mostly salads and cheese and crackers. The desert looked amazing,...
Excellent view points for watching wildlife and Great Migration river crossings from communal areas or your balcony. Comfortable rooms, pool, and reliable guiding services. Often recommended for fir...
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.