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The Great Migration in Masai Mara

A seven-day wildlife photography safari in Kenya's Masai Mara to capture the dramatic river crossings of the Great Migration with photographer Arnfinn Johansen.

Destination
Masai Mara, Kenya
Country
Kenya
Starts
01.08.27 - 07.08.27
Duration
7 days / 6 nights
Group size
min 7 / max 8 participants
Guide
Arnfinn Johansen
Price
from $5,850 USD
Great MigrationMara River crossingswildebeest and zebrasBig FivepredatorsMasai Mara wildlife

Join wildlife photographer Arnfinn Johansen for an exclusive photo safari in the Masai Mara, following the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebras. Shoot from custom-built photo jeeps during full-day safaris from sunrise to sunset, with the chance to capture dramatic Mara River crossings and the Big Five. The trip includes personal guidance, photo editing sessions and image critique from Arnfinn throughout the week.

Day-by-day plan

Day 1 (Aug 1) – Arrival in Masai Mara: meet at Nairobi airport, transfer to Oltepesi Tented Safari Camp, afternoon safari in photo jeeps, dinner at camp. Day 2-6 (Aug 2-6) – Full-day safaris with photo jeeps following the Great Migration, focusing on Mara River crossings, predators and other wildlife; breakfast and lunch on the savanna, evenings with campfire dinners and photo review with Arnfinn. Day 7 (Aug 7) – Departure: morning safari, lunch at camp, transfer to Nairobi International Airport for departure.

Included

Round-trip bus transfer from Nairobi; tented camp accommodation; all meals (B/L/D); non-alcoholic drinks with meals; guided full-day safaris in specially modified photo jeeps; Masai Mara park entrance fee; full participation and personal guidance of Arnfinn Johansen; photo editing sessions and image critique.

Not included

Flights to/from Nairobi; single room supplement (USD 720); tips for guide/driver and camp staff (~USD 15-25/day); personal expenses such as laundry and alcoholic beverages; travel insurance and cancellation protection.

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