Masai Mara Ride
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About
Amenities
Masai Mara, Kenya
7 nights
fr. USD 11,950
Closed in April, May and November
Min. 4 and max 12 people
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Maximum weight: 95 kg
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Quick facts
About
Amenities
Masai Mara, Kenya
7 nights
fr. USD 11,950
Closed in April, May and November
Min. 4 and max 12 people
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Maximum weight: 95 kg
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Quick facts
About
Amenities
Masai Mara, Kenya
7 nights
fr. USD 11,950
Closed in April, May and November
Min. 4 and max 12 people
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Maximum weight: 95 kg
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Accommodation
The mobile tent camp consists of a shared dining tent as well as spacious sleeping tents (approximately 2.7 x 3 metres) equipped with camp beds, mattresses, sheets and blankets. Towels, dressing gowns, soap and torches are provided. Each tent has a solar lamp, and outside the tents there are hurricane lamps that are lit in the evenings. Each tent also has its own simple toilet tent (a so-called long drop), and hot safari bucket showers are always available.
The mobile tent camp consists of a shared dining tent as well as spacious sleeping tents (approximately 2.7 x 3 metres) equipped with camp beds, mattresses, sheets and blankets. Towels, dressing gowns, soap and torches are provided. Each tent has a solar lamp, and outside the tents there are hurricane lamps that are lit in the evenings. Each tent also has its own simple toilet tent (a so-called long drop), and hot safari bucket showers are always available.
The mobile tent camp consists of a shared dining tent as well as spacious sleeping tents (approximately 2.7 x 3 metres) equipped with camp beds, mattresses, sheets and blankets. Towels, dressing gowns, soap and torches are provided. Each tent has a solar lamp, and outside the tents there are hurricane lamps that are lit in the evenings. Each tent also has its own simple toilet tent (a so-called long drop), and hot safari bucket showers are always available.
Tent camp
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
Programme • Masai Mara Ride
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
In the morning, you will be picked up either at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from your hotel in Nairobi, if you have already arrived, and driven to Wilson Airport for your 10:00 flight to Mara North in the Masai Mara. Your guides will meet you on arrival and take you to your first camp, which is set up along the Mara River, next to a lively hippo pool. Lunch will be served, and you will have some time to relax before it is time to meet the horses and set off on your first gentle evening ride (approximately 2 hours).
Day 2
Mara River Hippo Camp, North Conservancy
The day begins with an early morning ride, during which we cross the Mara River for the first time, before returning to camp for a light breakfast. After breakfast, a game drive is offered. Travelling by vehicle often gives better opportunities for photographs than riding on horseback, and exploring the northern part of the Masai Mara offers plenty to discover. We return to camp in time for lunch and a siesta, before setting off on an afternoon ride. Back at camp, there is time to shower and, for those who wish, the opportunity to head out again by vehicle for a sundowner and a short evening/night drive before dinner.
Day 3
Escarpment Soit Olololo Camp, Siria Escarpment
Day 3 is a transfer day and this morning we leave camp after breakfast, at around 09:00, to ride south towards the park boundary where we once again meet the Mara River at one of the classic places for the wildebeest migration river crossings. We cross the river and continue south-west through the Mara Triangle, where we meet the support vehicle for a picnic lunch around 12:30. After lunch and a siesta, we ride on at around 16:00 and begin the ascent towards the Soit Olololol Escarpment. We reach our camp around 17:30, located along the edge of the escarpment with views over the entire Mara ecosystem. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 4
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
Day 4 is also a transfer day. After breakfast, around 09:00, we ride down from Siria Escarpment and continue towards the same wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. We then ride westwards and down into the beautiful Olare Orok Valley, where we stop for a picnic lunch and siesta between approximately 12:30 and 15:30. We reach camp in the afternoon, in time for tea. There is also the option to set out on an evening game drive and enjoy a sundowner before dinner under the stars. Approximate schedule: • Breakfast at camp • Riding 09:00–12:30 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Riding 16:00–17:30
Day 5
Olare Orok Camp, North Conservancy
This day is devoted to exploring this fantastic area – on horseback, by car and possibly also on foot. There are excellent opportunities here for close encounters and really great photo opportunities, with a chance to get close to buffalo, elephants, lions and perhaps even cheetah or leopard.
Day 6
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
Day three of travel – and the longest ride of the trip, covering almost 50 km. We break camp in good time and set off as early as 07:00. During the morning we ride through the landscape and stop along the way for a picnic breakfast. We then continue, often at long gallops, before making another stop for lunch and a siesta after reaching Ol Kinyei Conservancy. In the afternoon we ride on and reach our final camp at Ol Seki. Approximate schedule: • Light breakfast at camp • Ride 07:00–10:00 • Picnic breakfast • Ride 11:00–13:00 • Picnic lunch + siesta • Ride 16:00–18:00
Day 7
Olare Lamun Camp, Ol Kinyei Conservancy & Naboisho Conservancy
After an early start to the day, we set out on a morning ride before returning to camp for breakfast. We then head out on a game drive and enjoy a beautiful walk up the nearby Oloiburmut Hill, before returning to camp for lunch and a siesta. At around 16:00, we set off – either driving or riding – to visit a local Maasai village.
Day 8
Departure day
Wake up in good time to pack and enjoy a classic English breakfast at the camp before setting off on a final game drive to the airport. From there, you fly back to Nairobi at around 11:00. You arrive in Nairobi around lunchtime, giving you plenty of time to continue on to your next destination.
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About Masai Mara
Masai Mara in south-western Kenya is one of Africa’s most iconic safari regions, stretching across wide-open savannahs with gently rolling landscapes, acacia trees and endless horizons. The reserve borders the Serengeti in Tanzania and together they form one of the world’s most significant wildlife ecosystems. The name “Mara” comes from the Maasai language and means roughly “spotted” – a reference to the landscape, where flat-topped acacia trees and bushes are scattered across the savannah like dark silhouettes. The area is home to the semi-nomadic Maasai people, whose history and presence remain a natural part of the region’s identity. Masai Mara is especially known for its exceptionally rich wildlife and is considered one of the best places in Africa to see large predators. There are excellent chances of spotting lions, leopards and cheetahs, as well as elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, topi, eland, impala and several other antelope species. Rhinos are also found in the area. Thanks to the vast open plains, visibility is often excellent, creating intense and dramatic encounters with wildlife. The area is also world-famous for the Great Migration, when enormous herds of wildebeest and zebras move between the Serengeti and Masai Mara in search of fresh grazing. During the migration, the animals cross crocodile-infested rivers in one of the world’s most spectacular natural phenomena. Today, Masai Mara consists not only of the national reserve itself but also of large surrounding conservancies and private areas, contributing to a varied and protected landscape with great biodiversity. The combination of open savannah, abundant wildlife and the classic East African atmosphere makes Masai Mara one of the continent’s most legendary safari destinations.
About Masai Mara
Masai Mara in south-western Kenya is one of Africa’s most iconic safari regions, stretching across wide-open savannahs with gently rolling landscapes, acacia trees and endless horizons. The reserve borders the Serengeti in Tanzania and together they form one of the world’s most significant wildlife ecosystems. The name “Mara” comes from the Maasai language and means roughly “spotted” – a reference to the landscape, where flat-topped acacia trees and bushes are scattered across the savannah like dark silhouettes. The area is home to the semi-nomadic Maasai people, whose history and presence remain a natural part of the region’s identity. Masai Mara is especially known for its exceptionally rich wildlife and is considered one of the best places in Africa to see large predators. There are excellent chances of spotting lions, leopards and cheetahs, as well as elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, topi, eland, impala and several other antelope species. Rhinos are also found in the area. Thanks to the vast open plains, visibility is often excellent, creating intense and dramatic encounters with wildlife. The area is also world-famous for the Great Migration, when enormous herds of wildebeest and zebras move between the Serengeti and Masai Mara in search of fresh grazing. During the migration, the animals cross crocodile-infested rivers in one of the world’s most spectacular natural phenomena. Today, Masai Mara consists not only of the national reserve itself but also of large surrounding conservancies and private areas, contributing to a varied and protected landscape with great biodiversity. The combination of open savannah, abundant wildlife and the classic East African atmosphere makes Masai Mara one of the continent’s most legendary safari destinations.
Rates
2026
Whole season
Set departure dates
USD 11,950
Whole season
Set departure dates
USD 11,950
2027
Full season
Set departure dates
USD 12,550
Full season
Set departure dates
USD 12,550
Including
Full board including accommodation and laundry. All meals and house drinks. All activities: horse riding, game drives, walks and evening/night drives. All conservation fees, park fees and camping fees. Domestic return flights from Nairobi to the safari. All transfers related to the safari (pick-up/drop-off in Nairobi). Day room in Nairobi on the last day if needed. Membership of Amref Flying Doctors (emergency air evacuation to Nairobi).
Excluding
Valid travel insurance (mandatory), flight tickets and visas. Single supplement of USD 100 per night (if you do not want to share a tent). Tips, other services and other personal expenses.
Including
Full board including accommodation and laundry. All meals and house drinks. All activities: horse riding, game drives, walks and evening/night drives. All conservation fees, park fees and camping fees. Domestic return flights from Nairobi to the safari. All transfers related to the safari (pick-up/drop-off in Nairobi). Day room in Nairobi on the last day if needed. Membership of Amref Flying Doctors (emergency air evacuation to Nairobi).
Excluding
Valid travel insurance (mandatory), flight tickets and visas. Single supplement of USD 100 per night (if you do not want to share a tent). Tips, other services and other personal expenses.
Departure dates
2026
2026
13-20 June (1 spot left) 11-18 July 29 August - 5 September 29 December - 5 January
13-20 June (1 spot left) 11-18 July 29 August - 5 September 29 December - 5 January
2027
2027
7-15 February (1 spot left) 20-27 February 13-20 March 2-19 June 19-26 June 10-17 July 17-24 July 7-14 August 14-21 August 11-18 September 18-25 September 9-16 October 4-11 December
7-15 February (1 spot left) 20-27 February 13-20 March 2-19 June 19-26 June 10-17 July 17-24 July 7-14 August 14-21 August 11-18 September 18-25 September 9-16 October 4-11 December
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