• You are not allowed to drive off road.
• Keep to main roads and tracks.
• Visitors are allowed on the roads from 06:00 to 19:00. You are not allowed out of your vehicle. 
• Do not discard litter in our wilderness. 
• Keep your trash until you get to your place of accommodation.
• Do not harass wildlife, and avoid over crowding them.
• You are not permitted to remove or collect anything from the protected areas.

1,510 km sq. made up of three group ranches, the Mara Triangle, Musiara, and Sekenani. 

Surrounding the reserve are other group ranches that are now being converted into private wildlife conservanies that are basically an extension of the Maasai Mara National Reserve and are full of wildlife. These conservancies are Olare Orok Conservancy, Ol Kinyei Conservancy, Olderikesi Conservancy and Siana Conservancy. There are oter conservancies in the making and we will upload them when we have more informationon them.

Park fees are Per Person Per Day (pppd)

Non Resident Adults (12+)                         US$ 80
Non Resident Children (11 and below)       US$ 40
Resident Adults                                           Ksh. 1000
Resident Children                                         Ksh. 500
Vehicle 6+ seats                                          Ksh. 1000
Vehicle 5 seats or less                                Ksh. 300

We do not have the prices for the private conservancies at the moment but will get them shortly.

Good news for those traveling to Kenya. Those needing visas will only have to pay half from US$ 50 to US$ 25, and children below 16 years will not need a visa. This offer will expire in December 2009

There are a couple of ways. The main one by road, the road has recently redone and most of the road is fantastic. The rough road is from Mahi Mahu to Suswa Town, after that it is now a great road (April 2009). 

Drive through Narok Town, there is a fuel station called Kenol, you will find this as you leave the town near the river. It has clean toilets, good food and fuel. So, past Narok there is two ways to the Mara. The main one is take the next main turning on your left (couple of clicks past Narok) there are plenty of signs on the corner, and just keep going and follow the tarmac road. The tarmac does come to an end, but just keep going along the dirt road and you will end up at Sekenani Gate. 

The other road goes to Lemek. Sorry I do not use this road much so just follow our map on the homepage.

Flying is the other option. There are several companies flying to the Mara. Safari Link are the most reliable, and they will make sure you gey of at the correct airstrip.