The roads in the paek are maintained by the park and are much better than the roads to the Mara which are maintained by the Government. The Mara is the best place in Kenya to see the big five. Depending on time of year there is usually plenty to see. There are also many types of birds to see. Photography... More

Viewing the animals in their native land where they are free to roam and live as nature intended is just fascinating beyond words. The rugged and rolling landscape will provide many great pictures. We visited in May which is purportedly the worst month to take a photo safari in Kenya but we had great weather (except for one afternoon we... More

We saw every animal, it was almost like we were in a movie. It was the raining season but that was only in the middle of the night and I think it kept the animals around because they did not have to migrate for water funny enough. More

The most Lions i've seen in one area and a great landscape with lots of game. More

Vast assortment of wildlife; many lion prides ; even saw a rhino with young one More

A small reserve with big action! endless view of the african plains, dotted with animals (even when their is no migration on the go) not too many other vehicles and great game viewing More

We spent 5 days at the Mara Serena Safari Lodge in March 2012. One day, our fabulous game driver, Paul, drove us out to one of the bomas, or villages, of the Maasai people for a tour. It was about a 1-hr drive from the lodge. The rough roads made the journey slow, and required a sturdy 4-wheel drive vehicle.... More

I recently visited Kenya in March 2012 with my family and friends and we took a 10 Days safari starting with Amboseli and finishing with Masai Mara and I must say this is a must go destination. I would highly recommend Accord African Safaris-info@accordafricansafaris.com who organized the Tour for us.At first I was hesitant to go on safari but Catherine... More

one of the most beautiful places in the world. a must-go destination More