Affordable | Private | Expert-Led | Wildlife-Focused
🌍 4 Days of True Safari Immersion in Kenya’s Leading Big-Game Landscape(MMNR), Without the Luxury Price Tag
A Slow-Paced Journey into the Masai Mara, Kenya’s Premier Wildlife Destination.
This 4-Day Masai Mara Safari is designed to experience the Masai Mara National Reserve the way seasoned guides recommend it: slowly, deliberately, and with enough time for wildlife behavior to unfold naturally. With two full days inside the Reserve, the itinerary maximizes sightings, optimal light, and route flexibility—without rushing between hotspots or compressing the safari experience.
We independently evaluated multiple safari package combinations for our MasaiMara.ke readers and ultimately selected a single, accommodation-anchored package that we fully endorse in partnership with Kambu Mara Camp, a consistently top-rated new camp near Sekenani Gate.
The result is a carefully curated, immersive safari that delivers two full days inside Kenya’s most iconic reserve, sunrise-to-sunset game drives across big-cat territories, extended time along the Mara River, and quiet, starlit evenings at Kambu Mara Camp—balancing professional safari design with genuine comfort and atmosphere.

With expert driver-guides, thoughtfully paced days, and access to diverse habitats stretching from Topi Plains to the Serengeti border, this is the most authentic, grounded way to experience the Mara—where you don’t just see the wilderness, you connect with it.
📌 Overview of This 4-Days Safari
- Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights
- Starting/Ending Point: Nairobi (by road in a minivan or 4×4 Land Cruiser)
- Destination: Masai Mara National Reserve
- Accommodation: Kambu Mara Camp (default) with options for Budget, Comfort, or Luxury upgrades
- Transport Options: Toyota Noah Minivan or 4×4 Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
- Safari Style: Private safari with unlimited game drives
- Best For: Couples, families, solo travelers, small groups, photographers, and wildlife lovers seeking deeper immersion
- Activities Included: Full-day game drive, sunrise/sunset viewing, Mara River interpretation walk, cultural visit, and optional bush walk
- Optional Add-Ons: Hot-air balloon safari, extended full-day drives, night game drives (in conservancy), bush dinners
- Meals: Full-board—breakfast, lunch, dinner; self-catering option available on request at Kambu Mara Camp
- Park Fees: Payable separately at Masai Mara National Reserve gate (per 12-hour entry period)
🌟 Key Highlights of this 4-Day Masai Mara Safari
- 🦁 Two full days of game drives covering prime big-cat zones such as Talek Loops, Double Crossing, Paradise Plains, and Musiara Marsh.
- 🌅 Sunrise and sunset viewing for optimal predator activity and dramatic photography.
- 🛶 Mara River experience including a guided ranger walk at the historic Mara Bridge to learn about hippos, crocodiles, and migration crossing points.
- 🌍 Signature full-day circuit from Sekenani to Talek, Lookout Hill, Mara Triangle, the Serengeti border, and Sand River before looping back.
- 📸 Exceptional photography opportunities across diverse habitats—open plains, marshlands, escarpments, and river corridors.
- 🔥 Stay at Kambu Mara Camp, a quiet, nature-immersed base near Sekenani Gate with bonfires and conservancy views.
- 🚙 Expert driver-guides skilled in tracking, behavior interpretation, and navigating wildlife-rich routes.
- 🦒 Optional activities, including guided bush walks with Nelson (a highly praised Kambu Mara Camp staff member known for calm pacing and strong ecological interpretation), Maasai cultural visits, beads museum tours, and sunrise hot-air balloon safaris.
🦁🌅 The Masai Mara Experience in 4 Days
- Time, not rush: Four days provide the rare luxury of following wildlife behavior over time—watching lions at dawn, cheetahs scanning termite mounds, elephants lingering in marshlands, and hippos dominating the Mara River, rather than ticking off brief sightings.
- Habitat diversity: Game drives cover key ecosystems around Sekenani and Talek, including the Sekenani–Talek Plains and Talek River big-cat corridors, Paradise Plains and Lookout Hill, extended time along the Mara River, the low-traffic Siana area, predator-rich Sand River, Black Rock Escarpment, Roan Hills, and the southern & southeastern plains—delivering varied species interactions and lighting without repeating routes or pushing far north. Read more on Day 2 and 3 Itineraries below.
- Big-cat stronghold: The Masai Mara is one of Africa’s most reliable destinations for lions, cheetahs, and leopards, with opportunities to witness territorial patrols, cub behavior, and hunting strategies, not just resting animals.
- Iconic river systems: Extended time along the Mara River allows close observation of hippos, Nile crocodiles, and seasonal migration crossing points, a hallmark experience unique to the greater Serengeti–Mara ecosystem.
- Exceptional light & photography: Repeated access to sunrise and sunset game drives across multiple days delivers dramatically better photography than shorter itineraries.
- Wildlife beyond the vehicle: If you’re lucky, you may see giraffes, zebras, and other plains game roaming just outside your tent at Kambu Mara Camp—a rare sense of immersion usually associated with high-end conservancy lodges and a key experience that sets the camp apart.
- A true day–night rhythm: Quiet mornings, full safari days, and fireside evenings under star-filled skies allow you to settle into the natural tempo of the Mara.
- Why four days matter: In four days, you don’t just see the Masai Mara—you understand its patterns, feel its scale, and carry the experience with you long after you leave.
Where You’ll Stay: Kambu Mara Camp
You’ll stay at Kambu Mara Camp, a top-rated, budget-friendly tented camp uniquely set between the Naboisho and Nashulai Conservancies. This location gives the camp a genuine “conservancy feel”—quiet, secluded, and deeply immersed in nature—without the high nightly costs typically associated with conservancy camps.

Guests often remark on the immersive atmosphere: the sounds of wildlife at night, the sense of being fully in nature, and, on occasion, animals calmly grazing near the tents or moving through the camp, an experience usually reserved for far more expensive lodges.
Camp Highlights:
- Outstanding guest reviews: Consistently top-rated for cleanliness, tasty food, and warm hospitality, with guests frequently highlighting how comfortable and well run the camp feels. Over 160 guests have rated it 9.5/5 on Booking.com
- Local Maasai team: All staff are local Maasai, known for being kind, attentive, and genuinely willing to help, adding authenticity and a strong sense of place to your stay.
- Open savannah setting: Panoramic views over neighbouring grasslands, with occasional sightings of giraffes, zebras, and other plains game from camp—a rare advantage at this price point.
- Comfortable tents: Proper queen-size beds, quality bed linens, and mosquito nets ensure restful nights.
- Private bathrooms: En-suite facilities with hot showers & private toilets.
- On-site dining: A camp restaurant serving freshly prepared breakfasts, packed lunches, and dinners, often praised for both quality and portions.
- Evening atmosphere: An outdoor fire pit for relaxed evenings, storytelling, and stargazing after game drives.
- Power & connectivity: Solar and backup power for charging phones and cameras, plus fast Starlink Wi-Fi.
- Guided bush walks: Safe, short walks into open bushland near camp (outside big-game zones), where guests may encounter wildlife signs—and sometimes animals—while learning about tracks, plants, and savannah ecology.
- Leisure time at camp: Indoor and outdoor games including cornhole, ladder golf, and card games, ideal for unwinding between safari activities.
Read Kambu Mara Camp reviews on Booking.com
More details on Kambu Mara Camp in another section below.
🏕️ Kambu Mara Camp Tent Options Explained
- Comfort Tent – Cozy, private tents ideal for singles or couples (up to 2 guests)
- Family Tent – Larger tents designed for families or small groups (up to 4 guests)
- Extended Family Tent – The largest tent with multiple beds, ideal for 4–6 guests
| Tent Type | Bed Configuration | Bathroom | Power & WiFi | Max Guests |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort Tent | 1 × Queen-size bed | Private ensuite toilet + hot shower | In-tent charging sockets; WiFi at lounge/restaurant | 2 adults |
| Family Tent | 2 × Queen-size beds | Private ensuite toilet + hot shower | In-tent charging sockets; WiFi at lounge/restaurant | Up to 4 |
| Extended Family Tent | 3 × Queen-size beds | Private ensuite toilet + hot shower | In-tent charging sockets; WiFi at lounge/restaurant | Up to 6 |
💵 4-Day Masai Mara Safari Pricing
💵 Tour Rates Using Toyota Noah Minivan for Transfers and Land Cruiser for Game Drives
The rates below are based on round-trip road transfers between Nairobi and the Masai Mara (Day 1 and Day 4) being conducted in a Toyota Noah minivan, while all safari game drives inside the Masai Mara National Reserve on Days 2 and 3 are carried out in a 4×4 Land
| Group Size & Tent Type | Total Cost | Cost per Person | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 pax, Comfort Tent | $1043 | $1043 | MMS12 |
| 2 pax, 1 Comfort Tent | $1157 | $579 | MMS13 |
| 2 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1337 | $669 | MMS14 |
| 2 pax, 2 Comfort Tents | $1157 | $579 | MMS15 |
| 3 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1405 | $469 | MMS16 |
| 3 pax, 2 Comfort Tents | $1601 | $534 | MMS17 |
| 4 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1474 | $369 | MMS18 |
| 4 pax, 2 Family Tents | $1894 | $474 | MMS19 |
| 4 pax, Extended Family Tent | $1714 | $429 | MMS20 |
| 5 pax, Extended Family Tent | $1782 | $357 | MMS21 |
| 6 pax, Extended Family Tent | $1851 | $308 | MMS22 |
When making an inquiry, please quote the specific safari package code from above (e.g. MMS18 or MMS22). Please note that the packages in the table above utilize a 2WD vehicle (Toyota Noah) for round-trip transfers between Nairobi and the Masai Mara.
💵 4 Days Masai Mara Tour Rates Using Toyota Land Cruiser for Transfers and Game Drives
The rates below are based on using a 4×4 Land Cruiser throughout the safari, including round-trip road transfers between Nairobi and the Masai Mara (Days 1 and 4) as well as all game drives inside the Masai Mara National Reserve (Days 2 and 3), ensuring consistent comfort, reliable access across varied terrain, and optimal wildlife viewing for the entire journey.
| Group Size & Tent Type | Updated Total Cost (USD) | Cost per Person (USD) | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 pax, Comfort Tent | $1,243 | $1,243 | MMS12LC |
| 2 pax, 1 Comfort Tent | $1,357 | $679 | MMS13LC |
| 2 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1,537 | $769 | MMS14LC |
| 2 pax, 2 Comfort Tents | $1,357 | $679 | MMS15LC |
| 3 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1,605 | $535 | MMS16LC |
| 3 pax, 2 Comfort Tents | $1,801 | $600 | MMS17LC |
| 4 pax, 1 Family Tent | $1,674 | $419 | MMS18LC |
| 4 pax, 2 Family Tents | $2,094 | $524 | MMS19LC |
| 4 pax, Extended Family Tent | $1,914 | $479 | MMS20LC |
| 5 pax, Extended Family Tent | $1,982 | $396 | MMS21LC |
| 6 pax, Extended Family Tent | $2,051 | $342 | MMS22LC |
When inquiring, please reference the safari package code (e.g. MMS18LC or MMS20LC). The package above uses a 4WD Land Cruiser throughout—for transfers (Days 1 & 4) and game drives in the Masai Mara National Reserve (Days 2 & 3)—ensuring optimal comfort, access, and wildlife viewing.
💰 Inclusions & Exclusions
✅ Inclusions:
- Accommodation on a full-board basis (starting with Day 1 L &D, Day 2 B,L &D, Day 3 B, L & D and Day 4 B).
- Round-trip transport from Nairobi in a comfortable Toyota Noah or 4×4 safari Land Cruiser.
- Safari game drive inside Masai Mara Reserve in a 4×4 safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof (Day 2 and 3)
- Professional, English-speaking safari guide
- 3 nights’ accommodation (default is Kambu Mara Camp but can customize and pick other Masai Mara accommodation)
- Fuel and vehicle insurance
- Drinking water during the safari
- Driver and vehicle park entry fees
- Driver wages and driver’s packed lunch(day 2 and 3)
- Optional stops at Great Rift Valley Viewpoint, Narok Town, Sourvenior Shop or other interesting stops you choose along the way
❌ Exclusions:
- Masai Mara National Reserve park entry fees:
- $100 per adult (Jan–June).
- $200 per adult (July–Dec, peak migration season). Read details of MMNR Entry fees here.
- Personal expenses (tips, laundry, drinks, souvenirs, etc.).
- Alcoholic and non-included beverages at lodges/camps.
- Travel insurance (recommended).
Add-Ons(Optional)
- Optional add-on activities such as:
- Hot air balloon safari ($450 per person).
- Night game drives in Nashulai conservancies($60 – $80 p.p)
- Masai Village Visit ($30 p.p)
- Visit Beats of Beads Museum in Sekenani ($5 p.p)
- Go on extended bush walk with rangers– up to 3 hrs ($20 p.p)
- Visit Masai Mara Botanical Garden – Walking distance from Kambu Mara Camp (Kes. 5000 per group)
🚗 Itinerary & Logistics
6:30–7:00 AM – Pick-Up in Nairobi
Your journey begins with pick-up from your Nairobi hotel, residence, or airport in a comfortable Toyota Noah minivan, optimized for long-distance road travel.
Optional upgrade: A 4WD Land Cruiser with pop-up roof can be arranged for guests seeking added comfort and elevated viewing during the transfer.
7:00–10:00 AM – Great Rift Valley Scenic Drive
Travel southwest through Kenya’s highlands toward the Rift Valley.
- Scheduled stop at the Great Rift Valley Viewpoint for panoramic views and photography
- Brief orientation on the geological significance of the escarpment and its role in East Africa’s ecosystems
10:30–11:00 AM – Narok Town Stop (Optional)
Short refreshment and comfort stop at Narok Coffee House, marking the transition from agricultural highlands into Maasai rangelands.
1:30–2:00 PM – Arrival at Kambu Mara Camp
Check-in and lunch (if pre-arranged), followed by time to:
- Rest after the drive
- Enjoy light camp activities
- Settle in and take in the open savannah surroundings
4:00–6:00 PM – Optional Maasai Cultural Visit
Visit a nearby Maasai community for an introductory cultural experience.
- Learn about pastoral livelihoods, traditions, and land stewardship
- Gain cultural context for the landscapes and wildlife encountered on safari
Evening – Campfire & Dinner
Unwind around the campfire under the African sky before dinner at camp.
🧭 Expert Design Note
Day 1 intentionally avoids park entry, allowing guests to purchase and fully utilize park tickets on Days 2 and 3, maximizing value amid rising Masai Mara entry fees while prioritizing rest and cultural grounding.
6:00 AM – Park Entry via Sekenani Gate
Early entry capitalizes on peak predator activity during cool morning hours.
6:00–8:30 AM – Sekenani–Talek Plains (Big Cat Zone)
Explore classic lion, cheetah, and spotted hyena territory.
- High probability of predators returning from nocturnal hunts
- Elephant, buffalo, giraffe, and plains game movements
- Occasional sightings of the large Marriot lion pride with cubs
8:30–10:30 AM – Talek River Corridor
Follow riverine habitats favored by leopards.
- Excellent early-light photography
- Birdlife concentrated along river edges
10:30–12:30 PM – Paradise Plains & Lookout Hill
Vast open savannahs supporting cheetahs and large herbivore herds.
- Stop at Lookout Hill for panoramic interpretation of animal movements
12:30–1:30 PM – Mara River Corridor & Picnic Lunch
Arrive at the iconic Mara River.
- Hippo pods and crocodiles visible year-round
- Key Great Migration crossing zone (seasonal)
- Picnic lunch at a scenic riverside or plains location
2:00–3:00 PM – Guided Mara River Walk (with Armed Ranger)
A controlled interpretive walk focusing on:
- River ecology
- Crocodiles, hippos, and riparian birds
- The river’s role in the wider Mara–Serengeti ecosystem
3:00–6:30 PM – Western Plains Afternoon Game Drive
Track late-day predator activity and raptor movements before looping back toward Sekenani.
Evening – Return to Camp & Dinner
6:00 AM – Early Entry via Sekenani Gate (Eastern Route)
A deliberately different circuit to avoid overlap with Day 2.
6:00–9:00 AM – Eastern Mara & Siana Area
Low-traffic open plains ideal for:
- Cheetahs, bat-eared foxes, jackals, and topi
- Wide-angle landscape photography
- Stop at the informal “Golf Plains” viewpoint via KWS research tracks
9:00–11:30 AM – Sand River System & Southern Border Zone
Follow the Sand River toward the Kenya–Tanzania boundary.
- Consistently high lion and leopard activity
- Stop at the iconic “Serengeti Shall Not Die” inscribed rock
11:30 AM–1:00 PM – Black Rock Escarpment
Explore the territory of the renowned Black Rock lion pride, often hosting a coalition of ~10 lions with dominant dark-maned males—one of the most reliable mature-male lion areas in central Mara.
1:00–2:00 PM – Picnic Lunch at Roan Hills
Scenic elevated lunch stop with occasional rhino sightings and expansive views.
2:00–5:30 PM – Southern & Southeastern Plains
Afternoon loop northward focusing on:
- Late-day predator movement
- Elephants, eland, and open savannah dynamics
Early Evening – Exit Park & Return to Camp
Optional Evening Activities (Extra Cost)
- Maasai village visit
- Short bush walk near camp
- Guided ranger walk in Nashulai Conservancy
- Maasai Beads Museum visit in Sekenani
Note: These activities are optional and not included in the safari package.
Customization Option
Day 3 game drive can be removed for guests preferring a single-day intensive safari.
9:00 AM – Depart Camp After Breakfast
Begin the return journey to Nairobi.
Late Morning – Optional Curio Stop near Narok
Brief stop for souvenirs and local crafts.
1:30–2:30 PM – Arrival in Nairobi
Drop-off at your hotel, residence, or airport.
Expert Masai Mara Tour Guide for a Rewarding Safari
- MasaiMara.ke deliberately chose Kambu Campers(Kambu Mara Camp) largely because of the exceptional quality of its guides. The camp’s founders, Nathan and Sarah, explained that when they first started the camp, they spent several weeks personally going on safari game drives with different guides across the Masai Mara to identify those who consistently delivered the best overall safari experience.
- The guides selected are local, professionally trained (not just drivers), deeply familiar with the Mara’s landscapes and wildlife behavior, and strictly environmentally conscious—they avoid off-road driving, respect park regulations, and prioritize ethical wildlife viewing. Equally important, they are informative, patient, and kind, able to interpret what guests are seeing while keeping the day engaging and enjoyable.
- Below is an overview of how the two full game-drive days are deliberately structured—route by route—to maximize value for money, ensuring time inside the reserve is used efficiently and every safari hour delivers a rewarding experience:
- Day 2 – Western Plains & Mara River: Early entry via Sekenani Gate targets the Sekenani–Talek Plains for big cats at first light, transitions through the Talek River for leopards and birdlife, opens into Paradise Plains and Lookout Hill for landscape interpretation, then spends extended time at the Mara River (hippos, crocodiles, migration routes), including a short guided river walk, before a golden-hour return.
- Day 3 – Eastern & Southern Circuit: A deliberately different route covers the quieter Siana area (cheetahs, foxes, wide-angle landscapes), follows the Sand River toward the Kenya–Tanzania boundary, focuses on the Black Rock Escarpment (reliable mature-male lions), pauses at Roan Hills, and loops through the southern plains for late-day predator movement.
- What expert guides deliver: Anticipated wildlife movement, purposeful routing, smart time management, ethical viewing, and clear interpretation—turning sightings into understanding and making two full days inside the Mara deeply rewarding.
3-Day vs. 4-Day Masai Mara Safari – What’s the Real Difference?
- 3-Day MM Safari (Essential, Time-Efficient):
A compact, fast-paced introduction with one full day in the Reserve—ideal for tight schedules but limited flexibility for slow sightings, shifting wildlife movements, or weather variability. - 4-Day Safari (True Immersion):
Adds a second full safari day, enabling deeper ecosystem coverage (Talek River, Topi Plains, Sand River, Lookout Hill), behavioral sightings (hunts, cub interactions, river dynamics), and adaptive routing based on conditions and guest interests. - Why 4 Days Is Superior:
More sightings (especially elusive species), better sunrise/sunset photography across multiple days, access to quieter sectors, richer ecological understanding, and a less rushed, more restorative rhythm of the savannah—ideal for families, photographers, and big-cat focused travelers. - Bottom Line:
3 days shows you the Masai Mara; 4 days lets you understand and feel it.
🏕️ Why We Picked Kambu Mara Camp for this Masai Mara Safari Package
Kambu Mara Camp stands out for its excellent guest feedback (9.5/10 on Booking.com) and for being genuinely well set up, with facilities, space, and service standards that significantly exceed what most travelers expect from a budget camp. Rather than feeling basic or improvised, the camp offers a comfortable, relaxed base that supports early starts, full-day game drives, and restorative evenings by the campfire.

Its strategic location between Nashulai and Naboisho Conservancies further strengthens its appeal, giving guests access to some of the best bush-walking and community-led conservation experiences in the Masai Mara ecosystem—an advantage rarely available at this price point.
A key differentiator is the camp’s location adjacent to protected conservancy land, neighboring Nashulai and Naboisho Conservancies. This setting allows wildlife—especially giraffes and zebras—to freely graze right in front of the tents, offering a level of immersion typically reserved for $1,000+ per night luxury camps inside conservancies. Crucially, guests enjoy this advantage without paying additional conservancy or community conservation fees. You only pay Masai Mara National Reserve entry fees on Days 2 and 3, when you enter the Reserve for full game drives.

In short, Kambu Mara Camp gives you conservancy-style wildlife proximity, bush walks, and open savannah ambience at a fraction of the usual cost, making it an unusually strong choice in the budget-to-mid-range category.
That said, the itinerary is fully flexible. If you prefer a different camp or lodge—whether more rustic or more upmarket—we can customize the package and provide a bespoke quotation based on your preferred accommodation, while keeping the same carefully designed safari structure and guiding standards
🏕️ Other Accommodation Options for this Masai Mara Safari
- Budget Category (Adventure-Focused, High Value):
Simple, authentic tented camps close to the Reserve, prioritizing location and atmosphere over luxury. Expect en-suite tents, solar lighting, shared dining, and evening campfires.
Typical options: Kambu Mara Camp (default), Miti Mingi Eco Camp, Rhino Tourist Camp.
Best for: Solo travelers, backpackers, small groups.
From ~USD 579 p.p. (sharing). - Comfort Category (Balanced, Family-Friendly):
Mid-range lodges and camps offering spacious en-suite rooms, swimming pools, balconies or terraces, and reliable amenities, while remaining well positioned for game drives.
Typical options: Mara Sopa Lodge, AA Lodge Masai Mara, Mara Simba Lodge.
Best for: Families, couples, small groups.
From ~USD 900 p.p. (sharing). - Luxury Category (Premium Safari Immersion):
High-end camps and lodges in prime locations, featuring private decks, refined dining, exceptional guiding, and personalized service, often with dramatic views over the plains or escarpment.
Typical options: Governors’ Camp, Mara Serena Safari Lodge, Angama Mara.
Best for: Honeymooners, photographers, luxury travelers.
From ~USD 2000 p.p. (sharing).
In practice: the safari routing remains the same across categories—the difference lies in comfort level, service style, and setting, allowing guests to align their Masai Mara experience precisely with their budget and expectations.
How To Book this 4-Day Package:
To book or request a quote, please email: Bookings@Masaimara.ke with:
- Preferred travel dates
- Your safari package code such as MMS13 for 2 people who want to share a Comfort Tent
- Please also share your WhatsApp contact number, along with your pick-up and drop-off locations in Nairobi (if applicable). If you’ll be picked up from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, kindly include your flight number so the driver can track your arrival time and adjust for any delays if needed.
- If the package options in the two tables above don’t fully match your needs, please share your group details—such as four guests each requiring a private tent or separate beds—and we’ll prepare a tailored quotation with a clear, itemized cost breakdown to suit your preferences.
Customizing your Tour booking:
- You can request any package, such as MMS06, and ask to exclude the transfer vehicle if you plan to self-drive or use public transportation to reach the camp. You can also request a customized quote that removes specific components of the package—for example, choosing to self-cater(preparing your own food in the shared kitchen) instead of using the standard full-board meal plan. You can also request to add activities such as game drive on day 1.
- We’ll then get back to you with an updated quote that reflects your preferences.
Payments & Booking Confirmation:
- A 50% deposit is required to confirm your booking. For the default package, payment is made directly to the accommodation—Kambu Mara Camp. Upon receipt, the camp (or your selected alternative accommodation) will issue a booking confirmation, and you will then communicate directly with them for all accommodation-related arrangements.
- Payment is made via a secure Pesapal payment link, using card or MPesa.
- The remaining 50% balance is payable on arrival at the camp using card or MPesa.
- Once your accommodation receives your deposit payment, your booking is confirmed and they’ll share the assigned transfer vehicle and driver contact details for easy coordination on the day of arrival.
- If you need, they’ll also share a booking confirmation document which you can use when applying for eTA authorization. We may request for additional info to prepare the document so it reflects all travellers.
❌ Cancellation Policy
| Days Before Departure | Cancellation Fee |
|---|---|
| 120+ days | 5% |
| 119–90 days | 10% |
| 89–60 days | 20% |
| 59–31 days | 30% |
| 30–7 days | 50% |
| 6 – 0 day | 100% |
Card fees and bank/wire charges are generally non-refundable. If your group size changes, per-person costs may be adjusted accordingly.
📧 Email Bookings@Masaimara.ke to receive a detailed quote or to make a booking.

