Maasai Mara Fly-In Elite Safari
Featured Tour
Customizable
Fly-in safari
Tour Overview
If you’re traveling from the United States and want a high-impact Kenya safari without days on dusty roads, this Maasai Mara Fly-In Elite Safari is built around your time and comfort.
This three-day fly-in safari is designed for travellers who want a deeply rewarding Maasai Mara experience without losing time to long road transfers. You will fly directly from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport into the Maasai Mara ecosystem, landing on a bush airstrip just minutes from your intimate camp. From the moment you touch down, your focus is on wildlife, comfort, and meaningful connection with this remarkable landscape rather than on logistics.
Expera Adventures works with a handpicked portfolio of premium tented camps inside private conservancies bordering the main Maasai Mara National Reserve. These conservancies limit vehicle numbers and actively invest in wildlife protection and local Maasai communities. The result is an uncrowded safari with excellent game viewing, where your game drives feel unhurried and the guiding is personal and attentive. You benefit from our practical knowledge of aircraft schedules, airstrips, and seasonal wildlife movements, so your short stay still feels expansive.
On arrival in the Mara, your driver-guide will meet you at the airstrip in a custom 4x4 and you begin game viewing immediately. You will have both shared and, on request, private game drives across the conservancy and into the main reserve, tracking big cats on the hunt, elephant families in the riverine forests, and vast herds grazing across the plains. For travellers visiting during the migration months, we carefully time game drives to avoid the busiest river crossing points while still giving you the best chance to witness dramatic crossings in a responsible way.
Your camp offers spacious en-suite safari tents or suites with proper beds, high-quality linens, and views over the plains or a river valley. Evenings are about lantern-lit dinners, a carefully curated wine list, and conversations by the fire with guides who have spent their lives in this ecosystem. With an all-inclusive approach, your flights, park or conservancy fees, game drives, meals, drinks, and airstrip transfers are bundled into one upfront price, so there are no unwelcome surprises on departure.
Conservation is woven into the structure of this itinerary. By staying in conservancies and smaller, often locally owned camps, your stay directly supports Maasai landowners, anti-poaching work, and habitat protection. With your guide, you will learn how tourism helps maintain wildlife corridors and how grazing and wildlife coexist. For guests who wish to go deeper, we can arrange visits to community projects, beadwork cooperatives, or ranger bases, all handled with sensitivity and respect so they are never staged or intrusive.
This safari suits couples, solo travellers, small groups of friends, and families with older children who value comfort but also care where their money goes. You will spend most of your time out in the field, but there is ample space in the schedule to rest by the pool, watch wildlife from the deck, or photograph the ever-changing Mara sky. With only three days, we keep the programme focused and efficient: minimal driving between areas, no hotel-hopping, and a clear rhythm of early mornings, relaxed middays, and golden-hour game drives.
If you have longer in Kenya, this fly-in Mara experience is easy to combine with a pre- or post-safari stay in Nairobi or a few days on the Kenyan coast. Our team can help you link domestic flights to Diani, Malindi, or Watamu, ensuring your beach time dovetails smoothly with your Mara flights. For now, this standalone journey delivers a compact but genuinely premium safari, designed by specialists who understand the balance between time, budget, and depth of experience.
Expera Adventures works with a handpicked portfolio of premium tented camps inside private conservancies bordering the main Maasai Mara National Reserve. These conservancies limit vehicle numbers and actively invest in wildlife protection and local Maasai communities. The result is an uncrowded safari with excellent game viewing, where your game drives feel unhurried and the guiding is personal and attentive. You benefit from our practical knowledge of aircraft schedules, airstrips, and seasonal wildlife movements, so your short stay still feels expansive.
On arrival in the Mara, your driver-guide will meet you at the airstrip in a custom 4x4 and you begin game viewing immediately. You will have both shared and, on request, private game drives across the conservancy and into the main reserve, tracking big cats on the hunt, elephant families in the riverine forests, and vast herds grazing across the plains. For travellers visiting during the migration months, we carefully time game drives to avoid the busiest river crossing points while still giving you the best chance to witness dramatic crossings in a responsible way.
Your camp offers spacious en-suite safari tents or suites with proper beds, high-quality linens, and views over the plains or a river valley. Evenings are about lantern-lit dinners, a carefully curated wine list, and conversations by the fire with guides who have spent their lives in this ecosystem. With an all-inclusive approach, your flights, park or conservancy fees, game drives, meals, drinks, and airstrip transfers are bundled into one upfront price, so there are no unwelcome surprises on departure.
Conservation is woven into the structure of this itinerary. By staying in conservancies and smaller, often locally owned camps, your stay directly supports Maasai landowners, anti-poaching work, and habitat protection. With your guide, you will learn how tourism helps maintain wildlife corridors and how grazing and wildlife coexist. For guests who wish to go deeper, we can arrange visits to community projects, beadwork cooperatives, or ranger bases, all handled with sensitivity and respect so they are never staged or intrusive.
This safari suits couples, solo travellers, small groups of friends, and families with older children who value comfort but also care where their money goes. You will spend most of your time out in the field, but there is ample space in the schedule to rest by the pool, watch wildlife from the deck, or photograph the ever-changing Mara sky. With only three days, we keep the programme focused and efficient: minimal driving between areas, no hotel-hopping, and a clear rhythm of early mornings, relaxed middays, and golden-hour game drives.
If you have longer in Kenya, this fly-in Mara experience is easy to combine with a pre- or post-safari stay in Nairobi or a few days on the Kenyan coast. Our team can help you link domestic flights to Diani, Malindi, or Watamu, ensuring your beach time dovetails smoothly with your Mara flights. For now, this standalone journey delivers a compact but genuinely premium safari, designed by specialists who understand the balance between time, budget, and depth of experience.
Tour Highlights
Return flights from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport to a Maasai Mara bush airstrip
Two nights in a premium tented camp within a private Mara conservancy
Multiple daily game drives in custom 4x4 vehicles with expert guides
All-inclusive meals, selected drinks, park or conservancy fees and transfers
Access to less crowded conservancy terrain with excellent big cat sightings
Optional visit to a Maasai community project handled ethically and respectfully
Sundowner stops in scenic viewpoints with professional guiding
Flexible pacing with time to relax at camp between game drives
Compact itinerary ideal for business travellers and short breaks
Responsible tourism model that supports local landowners and conservation
Option to customize with extra nights or a Kenyan coast extension
Dedicated Expera safari specialist support before and during your trip
Duration
3 Days
Group Size
1-10 People
Difficulty
Easy
Age Requirement
All ages
Planning your trip from United States
As a traveler from the United States, this three-day Maasai Mara Fly-In Elite Safari is an ideal way to experience one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations without sacrificing precious vacation days to long transfers. You’ll arrive into Nairobi, then head to Wilson Airport for a short bush flight that takes you directly into the Mara ecosystem, so your time is spent on game drives and at camp rather than in a vehicle on the highway.
From Wilson, a light aircraft carries you over the Great Rift Valley and out to a bush airstrip that is just minutes from your intimate, premium tented camp in a private conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara National Reserve. These conservancies deliberately limit vehicle numbers and invest in wildlife management and Maasai community partnerships, meaning your game drives feel quiet, uncrowded, and personal. For a U.S. visitor used to busy national parks back home, the difference in exclusivity and atmosphere is striking.
Across your two nights in the Mara, you’ll enjoy multiple daily game drives with highly experienced guides in custom 4x4 safari vehicles. You’ll track big cats on the hunt, watch elephant families in riverine forests, and scan the open plains for giraffe, zebra, and, in season, the great wildebeest and zebra herds. If you’re traveling during the migration period, your guiding team will time drives to give you a chance of seeing river crossings while still steering you away from the most congested viewpoints.
Back at camp, you stay in spacious en-suite tents or suites with real beds, quality linens, and private bathrooms, combining the romance of canvas with the comfort standards U.S. travelers expect from a high-end lodge. Evenings revolve around lantern-lit dinners, a thoughtful wine list, and fireside conversations under the stars with guides and camp staff who know this landscape intimately. Because this is an all-inclusive itinerary, your bush flights, park or conservancy fees, meals, most drinks, game drives, and airstrip transfers are bundled upfront, reducing the need to budget for many on-the-ground extras.
A key part of this safari is its conservation impact. Staying in private conservancies and smaller, often locally owned camps directly supports Maasai landowners, anti-poaching patrols, and habitat protection. You’ll learn how tourism underpins wildlife corridors and how pastoralist lifestyles and wildlife can coexist. For travelers from the U.S. who want to understand where their travel dollars go, optional visits to community projects, beadwork cooperatives, or ranger bases can be arranged with care to avoid anything staged or intrusive.
With only three days, the rhythm is intentionally streamlined: early morning game drives, relaxed midday hours to rest by the pool or on your deck watching wildlife, and golden-hour excursions as the light turns warm across the plains. It works well as a standalone short break from the United States, and it also pairs naturally with extra time in Nairobi or a beach extension on the Kenyan coast if you decide to stay longer in the country. The difficulty level is easy, making it suitable for couples, solo travelers, small groups of friends, and families with older children who want both comfort and a meaningful experience in the Mara.
From Wilson, a light aircraft carries you over the Great Rift Valley and out to a bush airstrip that is just minutes from your intimate, premium tented camp in a private conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara National Reserve. These conservancies deliberately limit vehicle numbers and invest in wildlife management and Maasai community partnerships, meaning your game drives feel quiet, uncrowded, and personal. For a U.S. visitor used to busy national parks back home, the difference in exclusivity and atmosphere is striking.
Across your two nights in the Mara, you’ll enjoy multiple daily game drives with highly experienced guides in custom 4x4 safari vehicles. You’ll track big cats on the hunt, watch elephant families in riverine forests, and scan the open plains for giraffe, zebra, and, in season, the great wildebeest and zebra herds. If you’re traveling during the migration period, your guiding team will time drives to give you a chance of seeing river crossings while still steering you away from the most congested viewpoints.
Back at camp, you stay in spacious en-suite tents or suites with real beds, quality linens, and private bathrooms, combining the romance of canvas with the comfort standards U.S. travelers expect from a high-end lodge. Evenings revolve around lantern-lit dinners, a thoughtful wine list, and fireside conversations under the stars with guides and camp staff who know this landscape intimately. Because this is an all-inclusive itinerary, your bush flights, park or conservancy fees, meals, most drinks, game drives, and airstrip transfers are bundled upfront, reducing the need to budget for many on-the-ground extras.
A key part of this safari is its conservation impact. Staying in private conservancies and smaller, often locally owned camps directly supports Maasai landowners, anti-poaching patrols, and habitat protection. You’ll learn how tourism underpins wildlife corridors and how pastoralist lifestyles and wildlife can coexist. For travelers from the U.S. who want to understand where their travel dollars go, optional visits to community projects, beadwork cooperatives, or ranger bases can be arranged with care to avoid anything staged or intrusive.
With only three days, the rhythm is intentionally streamlined: early morning game drives, relaxed midday hours to rest by the pool or on your deck watching wildlife, and golden-hour excursions as the light turns warm across the plains. It works well as a standalone short break from the United States, and it also pairs naturally with extra time in Nairobi or a beach extension on the Kenyan coast if you decide to stay longer in the country. The difficulty level is easy, making it suitable for couples, solo travelers, small groups of friends, and families with older children who want both comfort and a meaningful experience in the Mara.
Visa & Entry
U.S. passport holders traveling to Kenya currently require a pre-arranged electronic travel authorization or eVisa rather than visa-free entry, and applications are completed online before departure. Your passport should have at least six months of remaining validity beyond your arrival date and several blank pages for entry stamps. Entry rules can change, so confirm the latest requirements directly on Kenya’s official eVisa or electronic travel authorization portal or with the nearest Kenyan embassy or consulate before you book flights.
Flights & Connections
From the United States, most travelers reach Kenya by flying into Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport via major hubs such as New York, Atlanta, Washington D.C., Dubai, Doha, London, or Amsterdam. Typical routings involve one stop and a total travel time of roughly 16 to 20 hours depending on your U.S. departure city. Once in Nairobi, you’ll transfer to Wilson Airport for the short domestic flight to the Maasai Mara bush airstrip that starts your fly-in safari.
Health, Climate & Packing
For Kenya, many U.S. travelers are advised to be up to date on routine vaccinations, and doctors often discuss hepatitis A, typhoid, and possibly yellow fever depending on your broader itinerary; malaria prevention is commonly recommended for the Maasai Mara, so speak with a travel health specialist well before departure. The Mara sits at moderate altitude with pleasantly warm days and cooler nights, especially in the June–October dry season, while Nairobi is generally mild. Pack light, breathable layers, a warm fleece or jacket for early morning and evening game drives, a sun hat, sunglasses, and high-SPF sunscreen. If you’re leaving the U.S. in winter, remember that Kenya may be in a warm or rainy season, so quick-drying clothing and a light rain jacket are helpful.
Money, Time & Culture
Kenya’s currency is the Kenyan shilling, though U.S. dollars are widely accepted at many safari properties for larger payments; cards are increasingly used, but it is wise to carry some cash for tips and small purchases. Prices for a premium fly-in safari are typically comparable to a high-end national park lodge stay in the U.S., but day-to-day costs outside the itinerary can feel more moderate. Kenya is usually 7–10 hours ahead of U.S. time depending on your home state and the time of year, and the country uses 240V electricity with British-style Type G three-pin plugs, so bring an appropriate adapter. English is widely spoken alongside Swahili, and learning simple greetings like “Jambo” (hello) and “Asante” (thank you) is appreciated in interactions with local staff and communities.
Safety and travel advisories for U.S. citizens
As a U.S. traveler, it’s wise to review current Kenya guidance on the U.S. State Department website and consider enrolling in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program so you receive security updates and the embassy can contact you in an emergency.
Payments, tipping, and cards
Most premium camps and city hotels accept major U.S. credit cards, but tips for guides and camp staff are usually given in cash, often in U.S. dollars or Kenyan shillings. Your safari specialist can advise typical tipping ranges so you can plan ahead.
Connectivity and eSIM options
In Nairobi you’ll find good mobile data and Wi‑Fi, and many Mara camps offer limited Wi‑Fi in common areas. U.S. travelers often find it useful to buy a local SIM or eSIM at the airport to reduce roaming costs while staying connected.
Guidance only — confirm visa, entry and health requirements with the official embassy or eVisa portal before you travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
For peak migration months (July–October) and major U.S. vacation periods, booking at least 6 to 9 months ahead is recommended to secure preferred camps and flight times. Outside peak season, 3 to 6 months is usually sufficient, but last-minute space at small conservancy camps can still be limited.
Yes, U.S. passport holders are generally required to obtain Kenya’s electronic travel authorization or an eVisa online before flying. The process is straightforward, but you should complete it several weeks before departure and always verify current rules with the official Kenyan portal or embassy.
The Mara offers strong wildlife viewing year-round, but if you hope to catch the Great Migration, aim for roughly July through October. If you prefer fewer crowds and a slightly lower overall cost, the shoulder months before and after the migration window can be very rewarding.
A three-day, all-inclusive fly-in safari in a premium conservancy is broadly comparable to a high-end lodge stay in popular U.S. parks when you factor in private guiding, wildlife density, and included activities. The main additional cost for U.S. travelers is the intercontinental airfare to Nairobi.
The Maasai Mara is considered a malaria risk area, so most U.S. travelers are advised to take prophylactic medication, use insect repellent, and sleep under nets provided at camp. Consult your doctor or a travel clinic to choose a suitable medication and discuss any other recommended vaccines.
The Maasai Mara offers excellent wildlife viewing year-round, but July to October coincides with the Great Migration in many years, while November to March often brings fewer vehicles and dramatic storms with clear skies in between. We help match your dates to your priorities, whether that is migration, big cats, or quieter plains.
This safari is classed as easy. Most activities take place from the vehicle, with only short walks around camp and at designated stops. Guests should be comfortable climbing into a 4x4 and handling a few bumpy tracks, but no hiking is required.
Children are welcome, but for fly-in safaris we usually recommend a minimum age of 6–7 years due to the light aircraft and long game drives. Some camps have age restrictions or family tents, so we tailor camp choice and daily pace to the ages and interests of your family.
Your package includes return Nairobi–Mara flights, airstrip transfers, accommodation, meals, selected drinks, game drives and conservancy or park fees. Extra costs typically include premium drinks, optional activities such as balloon safaris, community visit fees, personal shopping, and gratuities.
Yes, this safari is fully customizable. You can add extra nights in the same camp, combine two different areas of the Mara, or connect onward to the Kenyan coast or another Kenyan park. Our specialists adjust flights and routing to suit your plans.
By staying in private conservancies and carefully selected camps, a portion of your stay goes directly to Maasai landowners and conservation projects. Conservancy fees help fund wildlife protection, community education and the maintenance of vital habitat corridors.
Most Mara flights allow around 15 kg per person including hand luggage, in soft bags only. Hard suitcases cannot be loaded into the small aircraft holds. If you are carrying extra items, we can help arrange secure storage in Nairobi.
If your inbound flight is delayed, contact us as soon as possible. Where feasible we will work with the airline and our local partners to move you to a later Mara flight or adjust the itinerary. Any additional costs will be explained transparently before confirming changes.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Follow your journey through 3 incredible days of adventure.
1
Fly Nairobi to Maasai Mara and first evening game drive
Your safari begins this morning at Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, where you check in for your scheduled light aircraft flight to the Maasai Mara. The flight usually takes around 45 minutes, with sweeping views of the Great Rift Valley and patchwork farmland below. On landing at your Mara bush airstrip, your Expera driver-guide will be waiting to welcome you and load your soft bags into a custom 4x4 safari vehicle.
The drive from the airstrip to camp is treated as a full game drive, so from your first hour in the Mara you may encounter giraffes browsing acacia trees, elephants crossing open plains and, with luck, big cats resting in the shade. On arrival at camp, you are greeted with a cool drink and a brief orientation before settling into your tent or suite overlooking the savannah. After lunch and a short rest, you head out on an afternoon game drive, following fresh tracks and your guide’s instincts to find wildlife in the golden light. As the sun sets, stop for a classic Mara sundowner, then return to camp for hot showers, a three-course dinner, and fireside conversations under a sky dense with stars.
The drive from the airstrip to camp is treated as a full game drive, so from your first hour in the Mara you may encounter giraffes browsing acacia trees, elephants crossing open plains and, with luck, big cats resting in the shade. On arrival at camp, you are greeted with a cool drink and a brief orientation before settling into your tent or suite overlooking the savannah. After lunch and a short rest, you head out on an afternoon game drive, following fresh tracks and your guide’s instincts to find wildlife in the golden light. As the sun sets, stop for a classic Mara sundowner, then return to camp for hot showers, a three-course dinner, and fireside conversations under a sky dense with stars.
Activities: Scheduled light aircraft flight from Nairobi to Maasai Mara
Game drive transfer from airstrip to camp in custom 4x4
Check-in, camp orientation and relaxed lunch
Afternoon/evening game drive in conservancy or reserve
Scenic sundowner stop and night at camp
Game drive transfer from airstrip to camp in custom 4x4
Check-in, camp orientation and relaxed lunch
Afternoon/evening game drive in conservancy or reserve
Scenic sundowner stop and night at camp
2
Full day of game viewing in the Mara ecosystem
Wake before dawn for tea or coffee and a light bite before setting out on your early morning game drive, the most active time for many predators. You may search for lions returning from a night hunt, cheetahs scanning the plains, or hyenas calling in the half-light. Your guide will position the vehicle for the best light and viewing angles, with an eye for responsible distances and minimal disturbance to the animals. Depending on conditions and your preferences, you can enjoy a bush breakfast out in the field, or return to camp mid-morning for a cooked breakfast.
The middle of the day is left free to rest, review photos, visit the camp pool, or sit on your veranda watching wildlife wander by. After lunch, there is time to learn more about the conservancy model and the local Maasai communities if you wish. Later in the afternoon, you head out again, exploring a different area of the conservancy or, if prearranged, venturing into the main Maasai Mara National Reserve. As the temperature cools, animals become active once more and you may witness dramatic interactions on the plains. Return to camp after dark for dinner and perhaps a nightcap around the fire before retiring to the sounds of the African night.
The middle of the day is left free to rest, review photos, visit the camp pool, or sit on your veranda watching wildlife wander by. After lunch, there is time to learn more about the conservancy model and the local Maasai communities if you wish. Later in the afternoon, you head out again, exploring a different area of the conservancy or, if prearranged, venturing into the main Maasai Mara National Reserve. As the temperature cools, animals become active once more and you may witness dramatic interactions on the plains. Return to camp after dark for dinner and perhaps a nightcap around the fire before retiring to the sounds of the African night.
Activities: Early morning game drive with hot drinks and light snacks
Optional bush breakfast or late breakfast back at camp
Midday downtime with optional pool or photo editing
Afternoon/early evening game drive in conservancy or reserve
Optional community or conservancy-focused talk with your guide
Optional bush breakfast or late breakfast back at camp
Midday downtime with optional pool or photo editing
Afternoon/early evening game drive in conservancy or reserve
Optional community or conservancy-focused talk with your guide
3
Final sunrise safari and flight back to Nairobi
On your final morning, you may choose another early game drive to savour the sunrise and seek out any species you have not yet seen, or enjoy a slower start with breakfast at camp followed by a shorter drive. This last outing is often wonderfully calm, with soft light over the plains and time to appreciate the details of the landscape as well as its wildlife. After returning to camp, you pack and check out, taking a moment for farewell photographs with your guiding team.
You are then transferred back to the airstrip, again treating the journey as an opportunity for final sightings and memories. At the airstrip, your guide will assist with check-in for your flight to Nairobi. The flight typically arrives back at Wilson Airport in the early to mid-afternoon, leaving you enough time to connect with an international departure or transfer to your city hotel. Expera can arrange onward road or air transfers on request. As you leave the Mara, you take with you not only vivid wildlife encounters but also a clearer sense of how this extraordinary ecosystem is being protected for future generations.
You are then transferred back to the airstrip, again treating the journey as an opportunity for final sightings and memories. At the airstrip, your guide will assist with check-in for your flight to Nairobi. The flight typically arrives back at Wilson Airport in the early to mid-afternoon, leaving you enough time to connect with an international departure or transfer to your city hotel. Expera can arrange onward road or air transfers on request. As you leave the Mara, you take with you not only vivid wildlife encounters but also a clearer sense of how this extraordinary ecosystem is being protected for future generations.
Activities: Optional early morning game drive at sunrise
Breakfast at camp and relaxed check-out
Game drive transfer from camp back to airstrip
Scheduled light aircraft flight to Nairobi Wilson Airport
Optional onward transfer arrangements on request
Breakfast at camp and relaxed check-out
Game drive transfer from camp back to airstrip
Scheduled light aircraft flight to Nairobi Wilson Airport
Optional onward transfer arrangements on request
What's Included
- Return scheduled flights between Nairobi Wilson Airport and Maasai Mara bush airstrip
- Airstrip transfers in the Maasai Mara with game viewing en route
- 2 nights’ accommodation in a premium tented camp or lodge in a private conservancy
- All meals from lunch on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 3
- Selected house drinks including water, soft drinks, local beers and wines
- Shared game drives in custom 4x4 safari vehicles with window seats for all guests
- Services of professional English-speaking driver-guides
- Conservancy and/or park fees for scheduled game drives
- Expera Adventures pre-trip planning and on-the-ground support
What's Not Included
- International flights to and from Nairobi
- Transfers between Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and Wilson Airport unless prebooked
- Premium imported drinks and champagne at camp
- Optional Maasai village or community project visits where a separate fee is requested locally
- Hot air balloon safaris and other optional activities not specified as included
- Travel insurance, medical insurance and any required vaccinations
- Personal expenses such as spa treatments, curio shopping and gratuities
What to Bring
Soft-sided duffel bag to comply with light aircraft luggage limits
Lightweight neutral-coloured clothing for daytime game drives
Warm layer or fleece for cool early mornings and evenings
Comfortable closed walking shoes or trainers
Wide-brimmed hat or cap for sun protection
High SPF sunscreen and SPF lip balm
Sunglasses with good UV protection
Personal medications and a basic travel first-aid kit
Camera or smartphone with plenty of storage and chargers
Binoculars if you have your own preferred pair
Reusable water bottle to reduce single-use plastics
Lightweight waterproof jacket during rainy seasons
Insect repellent suitable for tropical climates
Copy of travel insurance details and identification
Small daypack for essentials on game drives
Tour Pricing
Prices are in USD per person sharing. Single supplement and child discounts available.
Detailed pricing is available on request. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Starting from $2,450 per person
Children's Rates
Infants (0-2 years)
Free (sharing with parents)
Children (3-12 years, sharing)
50% of adult rate
Children (3-12 years, own room)
75% of adult rate
Teenagers (12+ years)
Full adult rate
Flexible Payment Options
Pay in installments with our "Lipa Polepole" plan. Secure your safari with just 30% deposit, and pay the balance before your travel date.
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