There are lots of animals on this swamp is one has time then its a good idea to visit the swamp as... read more
Yes, we saw the hippos but had to take turns to see them. Fairly active so we did get pictures of... read more
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There are lots of animals on this swamp is one has time then its a good idea to visit the swamp as its in the mara north.
Yes, we saw the hippos but had to take turns to see them. Fairly active so we did get pictures of them yawning. There was a group of about 10 of them fairly close together.
From the resident lion pride to other animals, the Musiara swamp is a great place to spend time. It is also a great birding place.
In four days in the Masai Mara, we saw more than 35 lions and a dozen cubs. Many of the lions were near the Musiara Swamp, which was near where we stayed in Governors' Camp. (We flew in to the Musiara airstrip). Although the swamp...More
If you want to see big five this is the place. Best place to see the game. Just get out of your camp and you will see lions,leopards, Elephants,Cape Buffaloe,Hippos,Zebras,Hynas,Topis what not? A photographer's paradise.
The Musiara swamp is also famous for the resident lion pride. It is also a great place to see leopards.
Musiara is always busy with all sorts of animals drinking & wallowing....just watch out for getting stuck in the mud
We entered the Maasai Mara the second time from the Musiara Gate. The swamps are a hot bed of animal action. we saw herds of elephants, buffaloes, baboons and more. The highlight was lion couple mating. Along with another pride of 3 females on a...More
Musiara, as featured in immense detail by the BBC and their Marsh Lion programmes provides everything you need for an amazing safari.
This was our 4th visit to the Mara & the Musiara Swamp is right next to Little Governor's Camp where we always stay. In fact we drive right past it on the way down from the Musiara airstrip.! Several lionesses were in residence & were...More
