While on Kenya safaris, the accommodation options to book exist in budget, mid-range and luxury. The notable places for your overnight stay while on great migration safari in Masai Mara include Maasai Serena Safari Lodge, Elewana Sand River, Base Camp Masai Mara, Mara Ngenche Luxury Tented Camp while in Nairobi, the top hotels to relax from include Sarova Panafric Hotel, Eka Hotel, and Radisson Blu Hotel & Residence Nairobi.
Starting with national parks such as Maasai Mara National Reserve situated in Kenya, known for its abundant lion and cheetah populations, the Maasai Mara is a must-visit for any safari enthusiast.
Some of the accommodations in this vicinity include:
Luxury: Angama Mara (from $1,250 per person per night), Mahali Mzuri (from $1,000 per person per night)
Mid-range: Mara Serena Safari Lodge (from $300 per person per night), Keekorok Lodge (from $250 per person per night)
Budget: Mara Sidai Camp (from $100 per person per night), Enchoro Camp (from $80 per person per night)
Amboseli National Park, Kenya
Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and spot elephants, lions, and cheetahs in Amboseli’s unique ecosystem.
Accommodation options:
Luxury: Tortilis Camp (from $400 per person per night), Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge (from $350 per person per night)
Mid-range: Amboseli Sopa Lodge (from $250 per person per night), Kibo Safari Camp (from $200 per person per night)
Budget: Amboseli Campsite (from $80 per person per night), Sentrim Amboseli Camp (from $120 per person per night)
Tsavo National Park, Kenya
Spot elephants, lions, and cheetahs in Tsavo’s red-dusted landscape, and explore the unique geological features of this national park.
Accommodation options:
Luxury: Tsavo Serena Safari Lodge (from $400 per person per night), Kilalinda Lodge (from $350 per person per night)
Mid-range: Tsavo Sopa Lodge (from $250 per person per night), Voi Safari Lodge (from $200 per person per night)
Budget: Tsavo Campsite (from $80 per person per night), Rondo Retreat Camp (from $120 per person per night)
Note: Prices are subject to change and may vary depending on the time of year and other factors.
When to visit?
Kenya welcomes holidaymakers of all kinds at any time of the year. However, most visitors prefer or consider the dry season as the best time and it starts from July to October. This is most preferable for those of you with a plan to go on Kenya wildlife viewing safari. The second phase of the dry season starts from December to February.
Other visitors prefer traveling during the 2 phases of the wet/rainy season; from March to May and November. These are preferable while you are on Kenya birding safari tour.