Maasai Mara Game Reserve
	• 1510 sq km • about 1600 m (sea level) • extension of Serengeti plains • Wildebeest migration • Lions, Cheetah, Leopards • Elephants, Rhinos, Buffalos • plains game and birds

The Maasai Mara is Kenya’s most popular game park.. Virtually every person visiting the country desires to stop over the Mara, an extension of the evocative Serengeti plains. This park has wildlife abound. Whereever you go in the Mara, the one certain thing you will notice is an astonishing number of animals often on one place. Of the big cats lions are most easily spotted while cheetah and leopards need more time. Elephants, buffaloes, hippos and plains game exists in large numbers. Rhinos do exist in the park but are rarely seen.

Every Year between the month of July and October wildebeests and zebras stage the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth. They come in their millions from the Serengeti plains across the international border and over the Mara River on their ancient migration routes in search for pastures. All along they are followed by the predators and scavengers. At the crossing points on the Mara River, the crocodiles have an annual feast on the crossing herds.