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Frequently Asked Questions
A boma is originally the enclosure where herders protect their livestock at night. On safari, it is a dinner served outdoors, around a fire, under the starry sky. In the Masai Mara, it is part of day six.
Yes, Kilimanjaro rises just across the Tanzanian border, and you see it clearly from Amboseli when the sky is clear. Early morning and late afternoon often offer the best view. The day-three sundowner is enjoyed facing the mountain.
Small bush planes limit weight and prefer soft bags. Your advisor gives you the exact limit before departure. A hard suitcase can be left in Nairobi if your trip continues elsewhere.
Health recommendations depend on your profile and the regions visited. Your advisor invites you to consult a travel health clinic several weeks before departure. It will advise you on vaccines and malaria prevention.
Neutral-coloured clothing, beige or khaki, a light sweater for cool mornings, a hat and sunglasses. Binoculars are precious. One pair of closed shoes is enough for the lodges.
Full board covers meals. Extra drinks are paid for on site at the lodges. Your advisor details what is served at the table at the time of booking.
The great wildebeest migration often crosses the Masai Mara from July to October, depending on the rains. If it is your dream, your advisor steers you toward a departure in that period. The rest of the year, the reserve still offers abundant wildlife.
Yes, tips for the driver-tracker, the guide and lodge staff are customary and paid separately. Your advisor gives you an idea of the usual amounts. Bring some cash in small bills.
Families with teenagers experience a memorable trip, between elephants, lions and evenings around the fire. The long driving days call for patience. Your advisor checks the age conditions at the time of booking.
Yes, the driver-trackers know how to approach animals respectfully and position the vehicle for the best light. A zoom lens is useful for big cats and birds. With 6 participants at most per vehicle, everyone has a spot.





