
Start your journey in the capital city, a fascinating African metropolis to explore before heading out into the wilderness.

Early morning and late afternoons are typically the best times to be out spotting the wildlife of the Maasai Mara. Lions, elephants, giraffes, buffalo, cheetahs, hippos, zebras, leopards, and black rhinos are just the big-name animals you may see, in addition to this there is a myriad of creatures from antelopes to aardvarks and mongoose to baboons. Add to that the bird life and you are in for an incredible experience. If you’re there between July and October you will also have the chance to experience the migration as it passes through this corner of the Mara.

A visit to a local community really brings to life the culture of this amazing region and is something we would highly recommend. While visiting a traditional village, a Maasai elder will give a tour and describe the history of the Maasai tribe, before members of the community demonstrate customary ways of life, traditions and dance.

Rise in the early morning for a once in a lifetime experience floating above the Maasai Mara in a hot air balloon. Watching the wildlife wake while the sun rises over the plains is the ultimate safari experience, the landscape below a never-ending mixture of riverine forests, sprawling savannahs, towering escarpments and rugged rivers.

Give yourselves time away from it all in this stunning corner of Zanzibar. A true barefoot luxury destination with tropical gardens, originally designed by Benny Andersson (yes – the Benny from ABBA!), Kilindi is a wonderful blend of cultures and the perfect spot for any getaway.
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