
Half-Day Nairobi National Park Tour
A same-day Kenya excursion designed to show a clear entry price, optional private upgrades, and enough context for clients to compare city experiences quickly.
The Mara Triangle makes up the southwestern portion of the Masai Mara National Reserve and runs down to the border with Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park. At 196 square miles it accounts for roughly one third of the entire Masai Mara.
The Masai Mara was established in 1961 covering 200 square miles including the Triangle, and was granted reserve status in 1971. The Mara River separates the Triangle from the rest of the reserve, and it is managed by the non-profit Mara Conservancy on behalf of the Trans-Mara County Council — a different arrangement from the remainder of the Mara.
It is valued for its location and for being markedly less crowded than the eastern side of the reserve. The Triangle contains crossing points used by the Great Migration.
July to September, with the peak period from June to October.
Kenya
The river that separates the Triangle from the rest of the Masai Mara, and the feature that defines both its boundary and its Great Migration crossing points.
The Triangle’s southern edge runs along the boundary with Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, placing it directly on the migration route between the two ecosystems.

A same-day Kenya excursion designed to show a clear entry price, optional private upgrades, and enough context for clients to compare city experiences quickly.
reserve
Day visitors pay approximately US$80 per person; guests staying inside the park pay approximately US$70 per person. Open 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with no vehicle entry after 6:30 PM.

Fly to Mara and begin with an afternoon luxury game drive. Full game-viewing day with private pacing.

Cross the Kenya-Tanzania border on this 8-day mega-safari. Maasai Mara (2.5 days) → Lake Victoria region (1 day) → Serengeti's endless plains (2 days, potential Migration crossing July-October) → Ngorongoro Crater wildlife circus (1 day) → Tarangire's baobab groves and elephant herds (1 day). Covers 800+ km through Africa's most dramatic landscapes. Requires border crossing logistics-we handle visas and transfers.