3-Days Masai Mara Joining Safari

Our 3-Days Masai-Mara Joining Safari brings you to Mara Game Reserve which supports the largest diversity of animals and birds, the world’s most famous wildlife reserves with the biggest concentration of the big five. The cultural visits to the Masai village a proud cattle-herding tribe who co-exist along with the animals.

Join us for a 3-Day Masai Mara Joining Safari from Nairobi, where you will encounter wildlife on a scale few imagine, much less get to see right in front of them. This region boasts one of the densest concentrations of lions found anywhere. Over the golden hills of this thriving park, you’ll take in scenes of herding wildebeests, zebras, and elephants.

The dynamic Mara River is where innumerable wildebeests cross… and where crocodiles, lions, and other predators await. You will experience a vast landscape of churning wildlife in its timeless cycles on your 3-Days Masai-Mara Joining Safari adventure with Renai Safaris. So grab your gear and let’s get started.

Wildebeest and Zebra in Masai Mara

For the intense days in this 3-Days Masai-Mara Joining Safari, we will bring you close to all the big game in one of the richest ecosystems in the region. The Masai Mara is known as the home of Africa’s “Big Five” – lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhino. But it is also home to the Great Migration. Picture thousands of wildebeests and zebras, crossing into the park on their yearly trek – a veritable train of wildlife herding over the hills, past iconic acacia trees, on their search for sustenance.

As they march on, their natural predators stalk them in the dramatic ebb and flow of the natural world. It is a sight you won’t soon forget.

On your 3-Days Masai-Mara Joining Safari tour, you’ll have time for other discoveries as well – experience an optional cultural encounter with the Maasai people in their nearby village. Take a hot air balloon safari over the park for an amazing perspective.

Your 3 days exploring this great park will be filled with sights and memories few ever get to know.