8 Days Wildebeest Migration Masai Mara

8 Days Wildebeest Migration Masai Mara

The rugged landscape of Masai Mara has a fantastic kaleidoscope of wild. The Masai people are friendly and welcoming. Here you will see the Big Five and the tiny animals. The destination is allegedly for hosting the greatest show on world wildlife migration. Masai Mara has an abundance of wildlife and there are multiple activities that you can do. A thrilling hot air balloon at dawn allows you to see the jungles as it awakens. You will carry the memories of the Reserve with you forever.

Avid travelers come to Masai Mara to enjoy an unspoiled adventure. The reserves ecosystem is an authentic eighth world wonder. Giraffes, zebras, and wildlife grazes at the gentle rolling infinite savannah. The unfenced reserve allows animals to move freely. You will see the local Masai people graze their domestic animals in the conservancy.

Through July and October every year the Great Migration takes place. Only the strongest survive from the Nile river infectious crocodile while crossing. The hungry hippos and crocodiles await the feast of the year. The big cats are looking for a kill on the mainland. At night you will hear the roar of the king of the jungle. Morning drives allow you to see the predators looking for a kill.

Olare Orok Conservancy is based in Masai Mara. It has excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. The rolling and rocky topography is an uncrowded destination. The conservancy has all the Big Five creatures present. The giraffes are peaceful and graceful. The herds of elephants, dozens of crocodiles, and numerous lions are some of the sightings you shall encounter. The Mara Triangle Reserve is where the whole Great Migration takes place. The wildlife enters and departs the Reserve from Serengeti at this point.