Masai Mara Olmoran Tented Camp Safari 3 Days 2 Nights Air & Road, a Kenya safari plan that leaves from Mombasa and stays at the Olmoran tented camp in the Masai Mara game reserve to explore the park.

The safari plan is good for people who want to go on safari but don’t want to skimp on good accommodations.

Standard mid-range luxury tents are used for lodging at the Olmoran camping camp.

On the first day, you will fly from Mombasa to Nairobi to meet up with your road safari vehicle for the three days and two nights trip to the Masa Mara. You will fly back to Mombasa from Nairobi in the evening of the third day.

As an alternative to flying, you can take the nighttime train from Nairobi to Mombasa.
On the way from Nairobi to the Masai Mara, you can see the Great Rift Valley cliffs, Masai farming communities, and the people who live there.

• A short interlude in the capital city of Nairobi before safari departure
• Agricultural highlands of Central Kenya
• The Great Rift Valley
• The one-stop wildlife destination – Masai Mara

Masai Mara Olmoran Tented Camp Safari 3 Days 2 Nights Air & Road

Day 1:

Nairobi to Masai Mara is 265 km away and takes about 5½ hours with stops.

You will be picked up early and taken to the Mombasa Airport, where your flight to Nairobi city begins. This is the start of your three-day, two-night Kenya Coast Olmoran tented camp safari tour by air and road.

We connect with our tour vehicles and take the road to get to the Masai Mara.

Get to the Mombasa Airport.

At 6:00 a.m., Kenya Airways will leave Mombasa.

Arrive at Nairobi Airport at 7:00 a.m. and be met by your safari van and driver guide. You will then be taken to our office, where the safari begins.
Around 9:30 a.m., leave Nairobi for Masai Mara.

As we drive, we can see coffee, tea, and subsistence farms in the country’s highlands.

There will be stops to see the Great Rift Valley cliffs and other beautiful sights. We are in Masai land.

We’ll stop for lunch on the way.

Day 2:

EXPERIENCE SEEING GAMES “Extravaganza for watching games”

The Masai Mara ecosystem is still the most interesting one in the world.

Even when the wildebeest don’t come here every year, the reserve has more animals per square kilometer than any other park in the area.

The Mara is a great place to visit because of its beautiful scenery, mild weather, and wide range of wildlife.

We will go through the area on an unrestricted mission to see the big five and other animals.

Day 3:

Kenya’s Masai Mara (265 km, about 5½ hours with stops)

It’s another morning in the Mara.

We’re ready for breakfast when the sun rises, so we go on a drive to watch games.

We go back for breakfast and then go on one last game drive to wrap things up.