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Witness the awe-inspiring Great Migration as thousands of wildebeest thunder across the plains, combined with expert-guided safaris and unforgettable moments in the wild.
📍 Destination: Maasai Mara National Reserve
⏱ Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
🚐 Transport: Road transfer from Nairobi
🏨 Accommodation: Safari camp near migration routes
🍽 Meals: Full board
🎯 Activities: Migration tracking game drives, nature walk, sundowners
👥 Group Type: Small group or private
📅 Best Time: July – October (Migration Season)
Itineraries
Day 1
Arrival & First Game Drive
- Departure from Nairobi
- Arrival and lunch at camp near migration routes
- Afternoon game drive along the Mara River
- Dinner and overnight
Day 2
Migration Experience
- Full-day game drive tracking the Great Migration
- Picnic lunch in the reserve
- Witness wildebeest river crossings (seasonal)
- Return for dinner and overnight
Day 3
Nature & Culture
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Morning guided walk with Maasai warriors
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Relaxation at camp
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Evening sundowner drinks in the savannah
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Dinner and overnight
Day 4
Departure
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Early breakfast
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Optional short game drive
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Return to Nairobi
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Return transport from Nairobi
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Accommodation near migration zones in Maasai Mara National Reserve
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Full-board meals
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Extended game drives following the Great Migration
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Guided nature walk with Maasai warriors
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Sundowner experience
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Services of a professional safari guide
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Park entry fees
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Balloon safari (optional)
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Personal insurance
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Drinks (alcoholic & soft drinks)
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Tips and gratuities
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Personal items and expenses
Between July and October during the Great Migration.
Crossings depend on wildlife movement and cannot be guaranteed.
Focus on migration tracking and prime wildlife viewing areas.
Yes, by experienced professional safari guides.
Yes, full-board meals are provided.
Camps located near migration routes.
Absolutely—this is one of the best wildlife photography experiences.
Yes, but long game drives may be tiring for younger children.
Yes, it is available as an optional activity.
About a 5–6 hour drive from Nairobi.

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