Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days
Embark on an extraordinary Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days in the heart of the Masai Mara, an iconic destination revered for its unparalleled diversity of wildlife. This safari promises an immersive experience in the realm of the big cats – lions, leopards, and cheetahs, alongside other captivating creatures such as the serval, caracal and spotted hyena. Renowned as the best wildlife photography safari destination in Africa, the Masai Mara unfolds as an open savanna, enhancing the thrill of game viewing and wildlife photography.
Professional photography Safari guides
On the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days you will be guided by a team of seasoned professionals who are not only adept in the art of safari but also fervent wildlife photographers, you will find yourself in optimal positions to capture the raw beauty of the dwellers of the great Masai Mara Savannah. Their in-depth knowledge of animal behavior is unrivalled, ensuring that your photographic journey transcends the ordinary. The Masai Mara boasts one of the most significant concentrations of predators in Africa, and the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days provides unparalleled opportunities to immortalize these majestic creatures through your lens.
The lion prides of the Masai Mara
Venturing into diverse territories on the , the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days seeks out distinct lion prides – from the formidable Black Rock Pride and the regal Sopa Pride to the enigmatic Salas Pride and the record-holding Topi Pride, currently the largest pride in the Masai Mara. The journey also takes you to the world-famous Marsh Pride, catapulted into fame by the BBC documentary, Big Cat Diary, hosted by the renowned Jonathan Scott. Capture not only the essence of the Marsh Pride but also the descendants of the legendary leopardess, Bella, as they roam within the same territory, coexisting with other elusive leopards. The habitat, conducive to both lions and leopards, makes the Masai Mara a haven for these magnificent big cats.
The home of the fastest land mammal, the cheetah
The Masai Mara, home to one of the largest male cheetah coalitions, formerly known as the Masai Mara’s Fast Five, now comprising two members, promises action-packed photography opportunities. Opting for the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara during the period between July and early November aligns with the awe-inspiring wildebeest migration, widely regarded as the most significant wildlife spectacle on earth. With an abundance of prey during this period, opportunistic cat hunters ensure thrilling displays even in the daylight.
The great migration thrills
Moreover, the months of July to November mark the mating season for lions, presenting a unique chance to witness and capture their courtship rituals. Three months later, around January, the Masai Mara comes alive with adorable cubs, as many prides welcome the next generation. This period unfolds as another captivating phase for big cat photography, offering a glimpse into the tender and playful moments of the feline families.
Apart from the cats, there is so much more!
Beyond the big cats, the Masai Mara showcases a tapestry of picturesque landscapes and captivating wildlife. Graceful antelopes like the topis pose against termite mounds, zebras paint the canvas with their striking stripes, and majestic elephants amble through the savanna, all creating enchanting scenes for your lens to capture.
Adding to the allure, the Sand River emerges as one of the Masai Mara’s hidden gems, with prides often found lounging on its soft river sand. This serene corner provides a tranquil backdrop for stunning photographic compositions, capturing the harmony between the big cats and their natural environment.
In essence, the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 Days in the Masai Mara transcends the boundaries of a conventional wildlife expedition. It unfolds as a mesmerizing odyssey through the untamed landscapes and the lives of the big cats, offering a profound connection with the natural world that resonates through the art of photography.
Overview
Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 days explores the home of the big cats. Masai Mara hosts big lion prides, the leopards cheetah and other small cats like the serval. Masai Mara is the best safari destination in Africa. Masai Mara is an open savanna it makes game viewing and wildlife photography much easier and fun. Our team of professional guides are also passionate about wildlife photography and you will be the best positioning as their in depth knowledge in animal behaviour is unmatched. The Masai Mara has one of the biggest predator concentrations in Africa and our Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 days gives you the best photography opportunities. We explore different areas in search of different prides like the black rock pride, sopa pride, salas pride, topi pride which is currently the biggest pride in the Masai Mara and the world famous Marsh pride. This pride was made famous by BBC documentary, Big Cat diary hosted by world re known Jonathan Scott. You will get to photograph not only the Marsh pride but also the grand daughters and sons of the famous leopardess, Bella. Within the same territory will be other leopards as the habitat is ideal to host both the lions and the leopards. The cheetahs are not to be left out too. We have had one of the biggest male coalitions in the wild, the Masai Mara’s fast five currently down to three but still giving a lot of action. If you take the Kenya photo safari Masai Mara 4 days safari between July and Early November it will coincide with the biggest wildlife show on earth, the wildebeest migration. Cats are opportunistic hunters thus with the abundance of prey in season you are likely to get action even during the day. This season is also when the lions are mating and they will also give you something to keep your lens focused. Three months down the line around January most of this prides will have cubs proving to be another fantastic time for the big cats photography. In the Masai Mara we also have beautiful antelopes like the topis on termite mounds, zebras, elephants amongst other photogenic wildlife. The landscapes too are enchanting. The sand river is one of the beautiful corners of the great Masai Mara and at times you get the prides lying on the soft river sand
