Masai Mara Reviews – Page 17 – Reviews 161-170 of 467

Brian Scott –

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Visited: July 2018 Reviewed: Sep 23, 2018

Email Brian Scott | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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Can't beat the Masai Mara for big game. Must see.
Only downside is the Masai village. Total scam. I would have paid money to hear someone tell a story, or show me how to make a bow. Something authentic. Sadly, they have been duped into believing the only thing they have to offer is tricks and entrapment designed to coerce you to buy worthless trinkets.

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VChhetri –

JO

Visited: August 2018 Reviewed: Sep 24, 2018

Email VChhetri | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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Massive reserve. Saw Leopard, Lions, Hyenas, Giraffes, millions of Wild-beast and Zebra........... Because of its vastness, it is not easy to see many birds. The landscape is beautiful.

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Jorge G –

ES

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Sep 25, 2018

Email Jorge G | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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There are a lot of wildlife in the park, and there are roads that allow to reach most of the places, so you can see the animals close enough to take a good picture. At the peak moments watching some animal there were less than 10 cars in same place, so don't have the feeling of overload.

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Claudia –

US

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 1, 2018

Email Claudia | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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If you can only go to one park, then this is the one to visit. The animals at Masai Mara were everywhere. This is the park you think of when imagining a safari. We saw several prides of lions in this park. There were many hippos and crocodiles in the Mara River. The wildebeest were still grazing on the Mara and had not returned to Tanzania.

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Adele Blanchette –

CA

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 9, 2018

Email Adele Blanchette | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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just loved the mara. thousands of wildabeast and zebra. Saw the legendary scarface ond orher lion groups. Cheetah hippos elephants secretary birds puma witnessed lions chassing wild boar, ballon tide

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CM Travels –

CH

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 11, 2018

Email CM Travels | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris

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5/5

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Some of the best wildlife game viewing in Africa.

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Sangkwon Lee –

KR

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 15, 2018

Email Sangkwon Lee | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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Never seen rhino at there, it's so sad...
but seen Leopard at there just once...

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Rim Hamza –

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Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 19, 2018

Email Rim Hamza | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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The wildlife is amazing! Big groups of zebra antilpoes, buffalos, wildebeests... we saw different families of lions, elephants, jirafes. The park offers different sceneries from dry savannah to green plains with different wildlife, making the safri more exciting.

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Jennifer –

IL

Visited: September 2018 Reviewed: Oct 21, 2018

Email Jennifer | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris

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5/5

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Maasai Mara absolutely deserves its reputation as the "must see" park in Kenya. The landscape is magnificent and the animals are abundant and just incredible. We caught the very end of the wildebeest migration, and it was like nothing we'd ever seen in our lives. There were easily 50,000 wildebeest scattered across the savannah; from a distance they looked like ants. It's a site I will never forget.

The only thing I do not recommend is visiting the Maasai village. We were uncomfortable from the start and by the end, when we were basically forced to buy souvenirs at exorbitant prices, we really felt taken advantage of. Definitely interesting to learn about the Maasai people, but this just seemed like some kind of scheme.

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Aisling –