Drive-In - Drive-Out Tour - Mara Migration Safari
Best Masai Mara Migration safari departure in July - Oct, road drive starts and end up in Nairobi Kenya.
Read MoreThis Masai Mara Migration is a part of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in the side of Kenya, around July of each year, these animals migrate north from the Serengeti plains in search of fresh pasture, and return to the south around October. These migration also offer incredible safari tours that are bound to leave visitors in awe. Spanning over 1,500 square kilometers, the Masai Mara Reserve showcases the stunning spectacle of the annual wildebeest migration, which is considered one of the most remarkable wildlife events on the planet. Witnessing millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other herbivores traverse the vast plains in search of fresh grazing grounds is a breathtaking experience. Visitors have the opportunity to witness thrilling river crossings, where the animals face perilous obstacles and predators lie in wait. The Masai Mara also boasts abundant wildlife throughout the year, making it a prime destination for game drives, guided walks, and balloon safaris. The stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the chance to witness nature's grandest show make the Masai Mara Migration an unforgettable adventure for any safari enthusiast.
A single quator of the year the migration typically found in Masai Mara National Reserve starting from Southern-west to South-east of the reserve. Millions of Wildebeest, hundreds of thousands of zebras and other antelope species make this incredible journey around 2,000 kilometers crossing the Masai Mara in late-July to early of October + Serengeti plains and Ngorongoro Ndutu area during the rest of months in a year year-to-year.
The dry season, during the months of late-July to early of October in a year year-to-year is a best time for migration safari tour experience in Masai Mara national reserve. We do offer a well designed, best safari and exclusive tour as pocket packages any duration from 4 to 8 days starting from Nairobi Kenya or Arusha/Mwanza crossing Serengeti using the Isbania entranc e gate.
The dry season in the Masai Mara, which occurs from late July to October, is widely renowned as the peak time for an exceptional safari adventure. This period is characterized by minimal rainfall, resulting in the transformation of the landscape into a vast golden savannah. As water sources become scarce, the wildlife congregates around remaining watering holes and rivers, creating a remarkable concentration of animals. The dry season safari provides an incredible opportunity to witness the iconic Great Migration, as massive herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse the plains in search of greener pastures. This natural spectacle attracts predators such as lions, cheetahs, and hyenas, making for thrilling game drives and captivating wildlife encounters. The clear skies and dry conditions also offer optimal visibility for photographers, allowing them to capture stunning images of wildlife against the backdrop of the Serengeti's striking landscapes.
We offer the best safari tour experience concerning with migration adventure in Masai Mara during the dry season in monthes of July to October of the year. During this period, vast herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles undertake their annual migration, searching for fresh grazing grounds and water sources crossing the Grumeti and Mara River in Masai Mara. We offer a well-desgned safari tours in different styles considering different nearest town(s) and cities as a starting and ending point(s) of your tour iitinerary.
Best Masai Mara Migration safari departure in July - Oct, road drive starts and end up in Nairobi Kenya.
Read MoreThe best Masai Mara Migration safari departure in July to Oct, drive starts:- Nairobi - fly End-Up:- Zanzibar
Read MoreBest Migration safari in July to Oct safari in Masai Mara, departure start fly:- Zanzibar - End-Up:- drive to Nairobi or Serengeti
Read MoreBest Mara Migration safari tour departures in July to Oct, Fly starts & End-Up:- Zanzibar and Nairobi
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