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Kenya - Budget Mara Wildlife Safari

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Kenya - Budget Mara Wildlife Safari 2027

25 May 2027 - 31 May 2027 (7 days)

USD3,150 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): USD3,150 (GBP2,407 * EUR2,772 * AUD4,494)

Single Supplement: USD350 (GBP267 * EUR308 * AUD499)

Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Join our tour for an unforgettable wildlife adventure in the world-renowned Maasai Mara National Reserve. Famous for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife, including the Big Five and the spectacular Great Wildebeest Migration, this safari offers thrilling game drives, a mesmerizing hot-air balloon ride, and exceptional opportunities to see and photograph Africa's iconic predators. Stay in comfortable camps amidst the wilderness and experience the magic of the African savannah on this budget-friendly yet richly rewarding safari.

Top Mammals

Large lion prides, Leopard, Cheetah, Spotted Hyena, Black-backed Jackal, Nile Crocodile, Hippo, African Elephant, African Buffalo, Olive Baboon, Banded and Egyptian Mongooses, Plain’s Zebra, Warthog, Topi, Coke’s Hartebeest, Thomson’s & Grant’s Gazelle’s, Impala, Eland (the world’s largest antelope) and Giraffe.

Habitats Covered

Riverine grasslands, savannahs, and forested areas.

Expected Climate

Mild and pleasant in May, ideal for wildlife viewing and photography.

Max Group Size

6 and 1 Local Wildlife Guide

Tour Pace & Walking

Moderate, with daily game drives and optional activities for maximum wildlife encounters.

Accommodation

Comfortable safari camps located in prime wildlife areas for optimal game viewing experiences.

Photographic Opportunities

Capture stunning images of the Big Five, cheetahs, hippos, and the breathtaking landscapes of the Maasai Mara.

What our clients say about us

Ryan Tyrer
DC, Kenya & Tanzania - Birds & Big Game (Small Group) I 2026

Ho wow! What a trip we had! Very competent guide,good drivers,great lodging,new truck in Tanzania,but a museum piece in Kenya,extremely uncomfortable in the back seats,450,000 km plus on the counter,leaks when it rains,shame on who gave us that truck for the Kenya part. That been said,the trip was fantastic,so many birds and animals! I strongly recommand that trip! Ryan Tyrer was so knowledgeable,no maybe answers,come back with the good bird if in doubt,after verifying is sources,a true professional!

James Wade Lee
AA, Kenya & Tanzania - Birds & Big Game (Small Group) III 2026

This trip exceeded my expectations from day one. Wade was beyond fantastic! He is an amazing birder and has superhuman ears and eyes. Our trip was filled with unforgettable encounters with birds and mammals, and so much laughter and memories! I will hopefully be birding with Wade in the future!

Quinton Paul Josop
CS, Kenya & Tanzania 2024

Paul Josop is a top notch and amazing tour leader - at all times he was knowledgeable, patient, attentive and engaging. We loved the trip and feel that much of its success was because of Paul's excellent guiding skills. We feel very fortunate to have experienced all that we did.

Gregory de Klerk
PC, Kenya 2018

Greg de Klerk was very friendly and competent. He worked diligently to ensure we all saw the birds. We were always given sufficient time to look closely and for some to take photos. A most enjoyable tour.

Ryan Tyrer
SI, Kenya & Tanzania - Birds & Big Game (Small Group) II 2026

The tour was great. The administration pre-tour was not. We received an itinerary that was backwards - starting in Arusha, whereas we started in Nairobi. We didn’t find out about where we were staying until very late, which made our own arrangements difficult. There were a lot of confusion about where we were staying in Nairobi, and we booked the BOMA Inn for two nights prior, thinking that was where we were staying but it wasn’t. But it was too late to change it to the BOMA. The itinerary featured a lot of driving which was wearing. The first jeep we had for Kenya was sub-standard. There were literally bits falling off the vehicle. The first thing we had to do is get new windscreen wipers put on which took about 30 min. The back seats were very tight and the cushion on one was ripped and uncomfortable. When we got to Tanzania we had a brand new vehicle which was much better. I don’t agree with treating the drivers differently to the guide. I think this is a very colonial approach and segregating them to different accommodation and meals is discriminatory, given the work they do and the long days they work. On the positive side both drivers were excellent, particularly Kevin, the first driver who was an excellent birder. Ryan was an excellent guide. He was highly organised, helped us all to see the birds and was always pleasant and friendly. We would travel with him again. The accommodation was excellent, as was the food. Rockjumper is an expensive tour company relative to some others. It was our first time with Rockjumper and we would consider travelling with you again. Thanks to Ryan and the drivers for a very memorable experience. Suse

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