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  4 Days Masai Mara Lake Nakuru Safari By road We shall pick up from Nairobi city hotel, Residence, and Nairobi airport of this enchanting nature, nature, and wildlife Safari tour to the top cream Game Park, and reserve in Kenya 4 days of Masai Mara Nakuru safari by road will progressively cover Masai Mara and Lake Nakuru with unbelievably game experience. Both destinations are unique and each compliments the other making it the perfect combination for Safari lovers. This is a 4 day Masai Mara safari that is ideal for travelers who are on a short time visit and want to experience the very best of Kenya`s most magnificent wildlife reserves. Tight schedules due to work or other constraints are simply a fact of life but we don`t think this should stop you from experiencing most of the Masai Mara on a safari. From Lake Nakuru National park to the plains of the Masai Mara, this is your chance to encounter animals in Kenya Safari from the best possible angle. Visits to local Masai villag...

 Africa most famous Reserve  Africa's most famous national reserve, The Masai Mara runs along with the country's southwest border with Kenya. Just across the border from Tanzania`s Serengeti National Park. This gigantic ecosystem is shared by the two neighboring, and protected with a combination of National reserves and communities that run the conservation areas. Due to the rains, the vast herds arrive from Tanzania sometime between August and November each year, crossing some of Africa`s most famous, and the sinister patience of the predators that follow the herd all combine to form a pic life, and death saga that plays out beneath Kenya`s vast skies. Masai Mara offers a wide choice of accommodation, ranging from budget tented camps , mid-range , luxury , and high-end accommodations . Some are located inside in private conservancies, inside the reserve, along the mara river, and outside the Masai mara game reserve. Masai mara game reserve is not fenced, meaning that gam...

Why visit Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania?  Why visit Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania?. Ngorongoro crater is the world largest caldera, located in Ngorongoro Conservation Area  (809,440 ha) that was established in the year 1959 as multiple land-use area expanses of highlands, plains, savanna woodlands, and forests; from the plains of Serengeti National Park n the north-west and to the eastern arm of great Rift Valley The place is inhabited with semi-nomadic Massai pastoralists who practice traditional livestock grazing.  This place has global importance to the presence of globally threatened species such as black rhino, the density of wildlife inhabiting the area, and the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra, Thompson’s, and Grant’s gazelles among other animals. Historically the place is known for displaying human evolution and human-environment dynamics including early hominid footprints dating back 3.6 million years. Olduvai Gorge a 14kmlong deep ravine is also located in...

 28 Days Kenya and Tanzania Photography Safari Day 1: Nairobi – Masai Mara National Reserve – Accommodation at Ashnil Maa Camp Safari Day 2: Masai Mara Full day game drive - Accommodation at Ashnil Mara Camp Safari Dar 3: Masai Mara full day - Accommodation at AshnilMara Camp Safari Day 4: Masai Mara full day - Accommodation at AshnilMara Camp Safari Day 5: Masai Mara full day - Accommodation at AshnilMara Camp Safari Day 6: Masai Mara full day - Accommodation at AshnilMara Camp Safari Day 7: Masai Mara – Lake Nakuru – Accommodation at Lake Nakuru Lodge Safari Day 8: Lake Nakuru – Lake Naivasha – Lake Naivasha Country club Safari Day 9: Lake Naivasha – Tsavo East National Park full day- accommodation at Voi wild Safari Day 10: Tsavo East National Park full day – Accommodation at Voi wildlife lodge Safari Day 11: Tsavo East National Park full day – Accommodation at Voi Wildlife lodge Safari Day 12: Tsavo East to West – Accommodation at Ngulia wildlife lodge ...

  The   park   was   formed   in   the year 1950   and   it's   enclosed   two   different   environments: a)  A   60km   stretch of   moorland,   peaks, and   forest atop   the   Western Kinangop   Plateau. b)  Eastern   outcrop   of   dense rainforest   known as   Salient.   The   park   has   varieties   of   flora   and   fauna   and   authentic   scenery   having   the   elephants   the   buffaloes   dominated.   Black   rhinos,   giant   forest   hogs,   black   servals,   and   rare   black   leopards   can   be spotted. The park does not have any lions since they were transferred to protect the endangered   bongo antelopes. The park is also known to have Chania falls, Karura falls and Gura fall...

 Safari Day 1: Nairobi – Lake Naivasha- Lake Nakuru Meeting with a driver/guide approximately at 8 am in the hotel near Jomo Kenyatta Airport Moving to Lake Nakuru. Excursion Lunch Moving to Lake Naivasha in the evening Dinner and night in the lodge https://www.sopalodges.com/lake-naivasha-sopa-resort/the-resort   Safari Day 2: Lake Naivasha – Masai Mara Game reserve Breakfast in the lodge Lake Naivasha. Boat excursion Moving to Masai Mara Park (5-6 hours) Lunch Evening safari in Masai Mara Dinner and night in the lodge http://maracrossingscamp.com/   Safari Day 3: Masai Mara Full day game viewing Breakfast in the lodge Full day safari in Masai Mara with lunch near the river Mara Dinner and night in the lodge http://maracrossingscamp.com/   Safari Day 4: Masai Mara – Nairobi Early breakfast in the lodge Moving to Nairobi (5-6 hours) to check in Giraffe Manor Website: https://simb...

 What you should know about the wildebeest migration  Much research has focused on the influence of animal migrations on the terrestrial ecosystem. Mass drowning is an understudied phenomenon associated with migrations that may have substantial impacts on aquatic ecosystems. Wildebeest migration occurs nearly annually between Serengeti and Masai Mara. The Mass drowning’s contributed the equivalent biomass of 10 blue whale carcasses per year to this moderately sized river. Soft tissues of the carcass decompose within several weeks and are assimilated by both in-stream and terrestrial consumers. Bones decompose over years, which may influence nutrient cycling and food webs in the river on decadal time scales. The loss of migrations and associated mass drownings May fundamentally alter river ecosystems in ways previously unrecognized. The annual migration of nearly 1.2 million wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) through the Serengeti Mara Ecosystem is the largest remaining overl...