The Masai Mara consists of the National Reserve encircled by the contiguous conservation areas of Trans Mara, Koyiaki (also spelled as Koiyaki), Lemek, Olchorro, Olkinyei and Siana, collectively owned by local Maasai tribes. Game park fees are charged in all of these areas. Wildlife freely roam and graze throughout the vast Masai Mara Ecosystem under the patrol of armed rangers to ensure animal preservation. There are no boundaries, fences, or walls to obstruct the mass movement and migration of animals, neither within the Masai Mara nor as animals mass migrate to and from Serengeti National Park, just across the border in Tanzania. 

Bring good walking shoes and take a walking safari with us. Feel the wilderness, smell the air and leave your footprint in the ground. There is nothing more exhilarating than the thrill of seeing big game on foot. Game walks are conducted in high density wildlife areas of the Masai Mara in the company of Maasai guides and armed guards at a comfortable pace with intermittent stops. 

If you are a bird enthusiast you will be thrilled with the wide selection of birds visible in the Royal Mara area. Our marsh and lagoon areas attract a caravan of varied wildfowl and raptor birds. Bird safaris on foot or by 4WD can also be arranged to explore the open savannah or other nearby marshes.

Take a hot air balloon ride and float across the savannah plains above herds of wildlife. You will be transported to the launching site in the early morning and after a one hour balloon ride you will enjoy an open savannah champagne breakfast followed by a game drive back to the camp.

Relax with a book in the lounge

Relax in our lounge area anytime throughout the day. Enjoy reading one of our library books with photos of African wildlife or of the Maasai people. In the afternoon we offer tea time refreshments with a selection of biscuits, scones, croissant or finger sandwiches. Throughout the day you can enjoy a cooling fruit drink or a refreshing soft drink.