Exploring The Masai Mara

Experience the natural phenomenon as millions of wild animals thunder the vast plains of the Masai Mara. This trend follows the ancient rhythm of Africa’s seasons and it's been happening for ages. From Tanzania's vast Serengeti National Park to Kenya's compact Masai Mara Game Reserve, the Great Wildebeest Migration remains to be the greatest spectacle on earth. In Masai Mara, every part of the safari is greater than expected and this is exactly what Oluokos Signature will offer you.

Africa's extraordinary predators, including lions, leopards, hyenas, and wild dogs follow the migrating herds along the Mara River giving guests excellent photographic chances of seeing a kill in action. Follow the path of the annual migration in an exclusive game viewing vehicle with experienced guides who will take you on several drives each day.

This morning, we will get out extra early just like the wildlife. We will drive out for the day’s first game drive and discover the dazzling biodiversity of the Masai Mara ecosystem. Masai Mara is the most recognized wildlife sanctuary and the well known worldwide.
We’ll set out in the early morning on a "migration" themed wildlife viewing. We'll journey into the heart of the Masai Mara plains in search of the many grazing species that take part in the annual migration. This natural phenomenon has been occurring for centuries and it only offers the best spectacle once a year. Massive herds of zebras, gazelles, impalas, and of course, wildebeest aggressively feed and thunderously march from the Serengeti and through the Mara area every year from July to October. Today, set out to spot these enormous herds for yourself, an incredible experience that only a few will ever have the privilege of witnessing firsthand.
Also, the Mara is one of only a few places left in Africa where guests can still spot free-roaming Black Rhinos in the wild. The troubling news is that it’s estimated that there are only 4,000 black rhinos left on the continent. It’s home to the African Big 5, namely the African elephant, Cape buffalo, Rhinoceros, Leopard, and the lion. Numerous other species of bird and wildlife also inhabit the Masai Mara, including hyenas, gazelles, impalas, giraffes, zebras, and a plethora of birds ranging from vultures to the tiny finches to the giant and the unmistakable Masai Ostrich. We will enjoy our picnic lunch in one of the so many picturesque spots while comparing notes regarding our wildlife checklist.
After experiencing a day full of activities, we will drive back to Mara Leisure Camp for dinner and the night.

Depart the Masai Mara Game Reserve after breakfast and drive to Nairobi arriving in the afternoon to mark the end of your wildlife safari.