Masai Mara Tour Packages

The Maasai Mara is a great place to see wildlife. There are many different species of animals that live in this area, and you can see them all if you're willing to put in some time. Explore our wide range of exclusive Maasai Mara Packages that will take you on a tour of a lifetime through this reserve. We assure you, there will be hardly anything that you would want to omit from our adventurous Maasai Mara Tour itinerary!

The park is open all year round so you needn't worry about whether there's going to be any rain or not when visiting here, even if it does rain heavily during your visit then don't worry because there'll still be plenty else happening at this spectacular location! The park itself has several protected areas within its boundaries; one of these is called the Ndutu Conservancy where you can see hippos, lions, cheetahs and leopards roaming free amongst other animals.

The wildebeest migration is a sight to behold. The Maasai Mara National Reserve, which borders the Serengeti National Park on one side and Maasai Mara Game Reserve on the other, is home to over 300,000 wildebeest during this time of year. It's easy to see why it's so popular; these huge mammals are beautiful creatures with long horns that can reach up to four feet in length! Their numbers vary from year-to-year depending on rainfall and drought conditions outside their natural habitat in Tanzania. Regardless, you'll likely witness thousands of them at once if you go during this time period, even if you have customized one of our Maasai Mara Holiday Packages for a one-day trip!

The wildebeest migration happens every year between September and November, sometimes even December, when grasses grow taller than usual due to the rainy season. After the rainy season, they start appearing again after being dormant throughout summer months when temperatures rise above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).

Lions are the most common big cat in Maasai Mara, and they can be seen throughout the plains. Lions live in social groups of up to 50 members, which makes them very different from other cats like leopards and cheetahs which are solitary animals. One can also see elephants in this reserve. You can expect to see leopards, cheetahs and other cats in Maasai Mara. The most common are leopards which are the largest cat species in Africa. Cheetahs are also present but tend to avoid humans as much as possible because they have been hunted for sport by people for years now. Cats are active at night when the animals don't need their energy during the day when it's cooler outside; this makes them a great opportunity for photographers!

The Maasai Mara is also a great place to see hippos and crocodiles. You can also go on a safari and see them in their natural habitat. Book your safari through our Maasai Mara Tour Packages!

On your Maasai Mara Tour, you'll also get to witness gazelles, antelopes and topis in the Maasai Mara Reserve. Gazelles are fast runners that can reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour! They live in herds and eat grassland plants like acacia trees or fields. Antelopes are related to gazelles but smaller than them; they live on plains where there is a lot of grassland for grazing purposes. Topis are also part of this family but are more closely related to antelopes than other members because they have horns like an antelope.

In the Maasai Mara National Reserve, you will see giraffes and zebras as well. The giraffe population has declined due to poaching, habitat loss, and conflict with humans. However, the zebra population is stable and has been spared from these threats as well.
 
The giant Asian hornbill is a bird that you may have heard of. It's one of the most unusual and beautiful birds in Kenya, with its large bill and striking plumage. These birds are found in Maasai Mara National Reserve, which makes them an easy sight to see if you're visiting during the right time frame.

Giant Asian hornbills are endangered, they were once common throughout Africa but now only live in this reserve and other areas where they can avoid human interaction. Their large beaks help them find food like insects and small mammals that live on trees; this makes them very important for conservation efforts because they're helping in keeping the ecosystems healthy! As you walk through the Maasai Mara Reserve, you will notice a large number of insects as well.

In a nutshell, the Maasai Mara is a beautiful natural reserve that offers an opportunity for adventure seekers who want to experience nature up close. If you want to go on safari with some friends who aren't as interested in wildlife as you are then make sure that they know what it has in store for them before booking the trip through one of our Maasai Mara Tour Packages.

We, at Dook International, are always well-prepared to offer you the best. We have a wide range of packages. For instance, if you are a travel enthusiast from India, we have our Maasai Mara Tour Packages from India. For those who wish to go on a private trip, book one of our affordable customized Maasai Mara Holiday Packages.

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