3 Days Masai Mara Camping Safari by 4x4 Land Cruiser
The 3-day Masai Mara camping safari by 4x4 Land Cruiser includes two Masai Mara park entries, two nights in an en-suite tented camp, all meals and game drives.
3 days, 2 nights · From USD 308 per person · Budget
The 3-day Masai Mara group joining safari is the most affordable way to see the Mara: you share a pop-up roof vehicle with up to 6 other travellers, leave Nairobi daily, stay two nights in a budget tented camp and get a full day of game driving in search of the Big Five.
07:00 departure, Rift Valley viewpoint, about 5–6 hours to camp, lunch, afternoon game drive.
Full-day game drive with picnic lunch, heading towards the Mara River in migration season, back to camp for dinner.
Optional early game drive or Maasai village visit, breakfast, drive back to Nairobi, arriving mid-afternoon.
July–October for the Great Migration; January–June for lower park fees and fewer vehicles.
Masai Mara park fees for non-resident adults are USD 100/day (Jan–Jun) and USD 200/day (Jul–Dec). See our Masai Mara park fees guide.
A group joining safari means you share a safari vehicle and itinerary with other travellers booked on the same departure. It cuts the cost per person while keeping the same parks and game drives as a private tour.
Our 3-day group joining safari is from USD 308 per person, plus Masai Mara park fees of USD 100 per adult per day from January to June, or USD 200 per day from July to December, for non-residents.
About 270 km, which takes 5–6 hours by road including a stop at the Rift Valley viewpoint. A flight from Wilson Airport takes about 45–60 minutes.
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The 3-day Masai Mara camping safari by 4x4 Land Cruiser includes two Masai Mara park entries, two nights in an en-suite tented camp, all meals and game drives.
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