Masai Mara to Diani Beach – Safari to Beach Travel Guide, Flights, Distance & Holiday Packages One of the best feelings is having a great time while on safari and knowing that you are not just about to go back home. You still have a good number of days ahead of you, and those days […]

Update Despite earlier reports of a tyre burst, guides on the ground confirmed that the front landing gear failed to deploy properly during landing. A private aircraft carrying two guests en route to a nearby camp experienced the incident at Olkiombo Airstrip. Despite the complication, the aircraft landed safely. Both passengers were unharmed and were […]

Plan your Masai Mara safari the simple way. Learn how to book tailor-made safaris, choose between 3-day and 4-day packages, and start your journey from Nairobi or Mombasa. Once you land in Kenya, we handle everything on the ground including transfers, game drives, and lodges. Clear steps, flexible planning, and fully guided safari experiences designed around you.

Experience private Masai Mara safari vehicle hire with a local Maasai driver-guide and 4×4 Land Cruiser for full-day game drives inside the Masai Mara National Reserve. Discover authentic wildlife tracking, flexible safari schedules, and expert guidance from locals born in the ecosystem. USD 240 per day per vehicle. Book your Masai Mara safari experience with MaraMasai.com today.

Private Masai Mara game drives with expert Maasai and Nairobi guides. Explore wildlife in a 4×4 safari vehicle with flexible private experiences, clear pricing, and authentic tracking across the Masai Mara ecosystem. Book exclusive safari game drives tailored to your travel style.

In the Serengeti, your guide stops, points far into the horizon and says, ‘Those tiny shapes over there… those are lions.’ Everyone squints, lifts binoculars, and tries to make it real. In the Masai Mara, before you even ask where the lions are, one pride is crossing the track in front of you while another is already settled under your vehicle’s shade.

One name always comes up when elephants are mentioned in Kenya: Craig. The legendary super tusker of Amboseli was more than an elephant—he was a reminder of a time when giants still moved freely across open landscapes, unbothered by fences or fear. With tusks that swept close to the ground and a calm presence that commanded respect, Craig became a living symbol of what Africa once was, and what it can still be. His life stood as quiet proof that with protection, patience, and community stewardship, the largest elephants on Earth can still walk these plains in peace.

Experience Kenya from the air on an unforgettable hot air balloon safari over Masai Mara or Amboseli. Drift silently at sunrise above vast savannahs, winding rivers, and roaming wildlife, then celebrate with a champagne bush breakfast in the heart of the wild. From the Great Migration in Masai Mara to iconic Mount Kilimanjaro views in Amboseli, a Kenya balloon safari is the ultimate way to elevate your safari journey.

The debate over new hotels in the Masai Mara continues, but the real question is whether the destination needs more buildings—or better investment in what already exists. From park fees as the great equalizer to the beauty of traveling in the green season, this article explores a fresh perspective on tourism, value, and conservation in the Mara.

Lions Back in Mt. Kenya

For the first time in decades, three male lions have been spotted in the Mt. Kenya region by NTV’s Twende crew. Believed to have dispersed from Laikipia, these elusive big cats are remarkably shy, with minimal contact with humans. Their return signals the resilience of wildlife corridors linking Laikipia to Mt. Kenya — but also raises urgent questions about coexistence, prey availability, and conservation. Could this mark the beginning of a lion comeback on Africa’s second-highest mountain, or just a fleeting passage of wanderers on the edge of survival?