Bateleur Camp At Kichwa Tembo
C14, Keekorok, Masai Mara National Reserve
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Bateleur Camp At Kichwa Tembo Masai Mara National Reserve

C14, Keekorok Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

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A Day for an All-Day Safari

A travel blog entry by cubm

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... a rest break at the Kerkerok Lodge, we decided to travel to the south of the Mara and actually enter in the country of Tanzania, whose border is not protected and simply marked by a concrete marker. That is where we took our new team picture. From there we went to have a picnic lunch. The excitement during the lunch was two monkeys who invaded our site and stole a banana and an orange. They entertained everyone at the stop ...

Hot Air Balloon over the Maasai Mara at Dawn

A travel blog entry by leomcyr

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... inspectors at Nairobi Airport felt otherwise.

After breakfast (9:30 AM) on the Mara, we range far and wide across the plains in search of whatever we can find. Our three Land Cruisers go in different directions to cover more ground. Game is everywhere. The radio reports a cheetah with a two month old cub has been spotted near our position. When we arrive, there are at least a half dozen other vehicles in the area.

No problem. Mother cheetah is totally unconcerned by ...

Roughing it? I don't think so....

A travel blog entry by coryandlaura

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... the bones clean.

It didn't take Nicholas long to find a couple of Lions sleeping on the ground. It looked like a couple of males. They had no interest in us. With full bellies and warm sun they weren't budging from their slumber. A short drive around the same area took us to the females. They were a bit more alert. Gorgeous creatures. One of them started to rouse. Was she seeing prey on the horizon. Were we going to get to see a ...

One Park to Rule Them All !!

A travel blog entry by farnie10

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... With our confidence buoyed we set off for this little-used gate that would give us direct access to the northern section of the park. There were two main reasons for this choice. It was very close to our intended campsite at Lobo, which meant that we could enter (and therefore leave) later. It was also where we hoped the animals might be.

The Serengeti is famous for hosting one of Mother Nature's greatest spectacles: the annual Wildebeest migration. ...

A dream come true - our African Safari!

A travel blog entry by lindalequesne

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... it, meandering across the plains. It’s just as I imagined it would be, yet nothing like it.

We arrived at our hotel around noon, and as we walked into the lobby we were greeted with a cool wet cloth passed to us with tongs. Very refreshing! Then we were given a glass of cold passion fruit juice – yummy. We had to wait about 15 minutes for our room so we sat outside and admired the panoramic view. The Mara Serena, owned by the Agha Khan, ...

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