Skip to content
Kenya 3 Days 1 picture

3 Days Masai Mara Safari Kenya

Visiting Masai Mara

About 3 Days Masai Mara Safari Kenya

  • Wildlife viewing
  • Sightseeing
  • Visit Maasai Mara Village

The 3 days Masai Mara safari takes you to Kenya’s popular game reserve. When someone mentions the word ‘Safari’, the first thing people think about is the golden grassland plains covered with wildlife and acacia trees and yes, Masai Mara offers it all.

It is known for its high numbers of the Big 5, wildebeests, gazelles and zebras especially during the Great Migration. Masai Mara is also a well-known destination for the 3 big casts: cheetah, lions and leopards. Have the best of the Masai Mara on this 3 days safari.

Written out in full

Day by day

3 days described below.

  1. Day 1

    Transfer to Maasai Mara from Nairobi

    Pick up from your residence or Airport in Nairobi by our skilled driver guide. He will brief you about these 3 days of safari and then transfer you to the Maasai Mara reserve, a home to abundant wildlife, bird species and spectacular scenery. This area is also home to the Maasai people who have rich culture and are nomadic cattle keepers.

    Enjoy lunch en route and when you arrive in the reserve, check in at the lodge of your choice. You can choose to relax at the lodge or go for an evening game drive through the reserve, and that evening still enjoy a well-served diner and overnight stay at the lodge.

  2. Day 2

    Full Day Masai Mara

    Begin your day with an early breakfast and head out for a full day game viewing experience. You will engage in two game drives; morning and evening. So in the morning after breakfast you can do the first early morning game drive and have a break for lunch; you can go back to the lodge for lunch or initially you could have carried packed lunch to enjoy a picnic lunch.

    After your lunch start again another drive on the other side of the reserve looking out for different wildlife and bird species. By the end of this second day we believe you have had the best of the reserve so far, so that evening return to your lodge for relaxation and diner.

  3. Day 3

    Return to Nairobi

    Rise up early, take a cup of coffee or tea, and head out for another game drive within the reserve to look out for the big cats and many more early risers before the sun is out. After return to the lodge for breakfast, checkout and have a relaxed drive out of the reserve to visit the Maasai Villages where by you will be experience the beautiful and unique culture of the Maasai people.

    You will enjoy their dances songs and crafts such as the colorful bead work. After this cultural experience embark on your journey back to Nairobi having lunch en route. Upon arrival in Nairobi that evening, the guide will drop you off at Airport for your flight back home or at you residence.

    Included

    • Park entry fees
    • Safari Guide
    • Transport
    • Accommodation and meals
    • Game Drive
    • Bottled Drinking Water
    • All activities mentioned

    Excluded

    • International flights & Visas
    • Personal Insurance
    • Other Personal Expenses like LaundryC& Tips
    • Extra activities
Where it goes

1 park and reserve

Reviews, hosted by someone else

What travellers say on Tripadvisor

We do not host reviews on this site. Whatever travellers have written is on our Tripadvisor listing.

Open our Tripadvisor listing Opens tripadvisor.com in a new tab

What you can check

Why travel with Tranquil Safaris?

116 itineraries are published on this site, across 12 destinations; 49 of them run through Uganda, where the company is based and licensed. Any one of them can be read in full — the route, the parks, the nights — before you speak to anybody. What follows is the case for using us, and not one line of it asks you to take our word for it.

  1. The whole trip is written down first

    Every trip of four days or more is set out one day at a time: where the day goes, what happens in it, where the night is spent. The one-, two- and three-day trips are written up in full as prose instead. Nothing is held back until you enquire.

    Read the itineraries
  2. A park is named only when a day is spent in it

    A trip is listed against a park because its itinerary genuinely spends time there, never because the name turns up in the write-up. 40 parks and reserves are covered on that rule, and each one lists the trips that actually go.

    Browse parks and reserves
  3. Small groups, or the vehicle to yourself

    Groups are kept small — typically four to twelve guests — and a private departure can be arranged instead.

    See the booking FAQs
  4. A planner answers, not a checkout

    There is no basket on this site, no price list and no booking engine. Shortlist what interests you in the trip planner, or write from the contact page: the message reaches the people who plan the routes.

    Open the trip planner

Who you are actually dealing with

  • Licensed by Uganda Tourism Board Licensed tour operator Find us in the register
  • Member of Association of Uganda Tour Operators Full member See the member directory
  • Registered as Tranquil Safaris Ltd
  • Planned from Plot 19 Bukoto Road, Kamwokya, Kampala, Uganda

Over to you

Every trip here starts with a conversation.

Your message goes to the people who plan these trips, not to a booking engine — there is no checkout on this site and nothing to pay here.