Where You’ll Be Shooting: Locations with Photographic Soul

Masai Mara National Reserve

Home to the Big Cats — lions, cheetahs, leopards — and the annual Great Migration (July–October). Every day here is a new canvas of wildlife movement, framed by acacia silhouettes and sweeping skies.

Nearby Extensions

You can add days in Amboseli for dramatic elephant portraits with Mt. Kilimanjaro as a backdrop, or Lake Naivasha for birding.

What’s Included in Your Masai Mara photography tour?

Whether you’re joining us for a Masai Mara photography tour for wildlife photographers or opting for one of our custom Masai Mara photography tour packages, here’s what you can expect:

  • Private or shared 4×4 vehicles, fitted for photographers (bean bags, side flaps, charging points)
  • Full-board stay at our Masai Mara camp
  • Local Maasai guides with an eye for framing the perfect shot
  • Daily game drives timed around light and wildlife movement
  • Posy processing workshop
  • Optional add-ons: hot air balloon photography
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Longing for That Once-in-a-Lifetime Shot?

Whether you’re building a portfolio, leading a group, or chasing a lifelong photography dream, our guided Masai Mara photography tour packages brings you closer to the action.

With deep local knowledge, creative guidance, and the instincts of a fellow shooter, I’m here to make sure you go home not just with memories—but with images that speak volumes.

Book Your Masai Mara photography tour Today

Spots are limited—especially during the migration season.

Click below to book your Masai Mara photography safari, or get in touch to design a custom trip for your group or personal project.

Popular Safari Packages for Photographers

Who This is For

  • Wildlife and nature photographers (pro or aspiring)

  • Travel storytellers, content creators

  • Filmmakers scouting for drama and depth

  • Hobbyists seeking a learning-based safari

  • Couples or solo travelers passionate about photography

What You Need

  • DSLR Camera

  • Lens with a focal length 300 mm or higher
  • Fast SD cards, backup drives

  • Curiosity, patience, and two camera batteries

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The Camp — Your Creative Base at Marasiligi

Our home during the safari is Marasiligi Camp,eco-friendly boutique tented camp nestled at the foothills of Oldonyo Loip Hill in the heart of Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve.

What I love about Marasiligi is that it’s built for quiet focus and wild immersion. You wake up to the sounds of hippos grunting in the river and end the day editing your shots under a sky scattered with stars.

Here’s what makes it perfect for photographers:

  • Spacious tents with private bathrooms, comfy beds, and work surfaces for gear
  • Charging stations available in tents and common areas (we know you’ll need them!)
  • Reliable Wi-Fi at the lounge for backups, uploads, or staying in touch
  • Fresh, homemade meals — with vegetarian and special dietary options
  • Evening bonfire hangouts to review shots, share stories, and plan for the next shoot
  • A strong eco-conscious ethos, run by a local team that feels like family

From My Lens to Yours

I know how it feels to wait for a lioness to glance just so, or to hold your breath while a herd crosses the frame. These safaris are my way of sharing that intimate stillness, that spark — not as a business, but as a visual story passed from one photographer to another.

So if you’re looking for a photography safari in Africa that’s not about sightseeing, but seeing 

— let’s talk.

Frequently Asked Questions

01. What kind of camera gear should I bring on a photo safari?

Bring your DSLR or mirrorless camera with a good zoom lens (200mm–600mm recommended), extra batteries, memory cards, a sturdy bean bag or monopod for vehicle shooting, and a backup camera if possible. A wide-angle lens is great for landscapes and camps.

Not at all! Our safaris welcome everyone — from beginners with a passion for wildlife to seasoned professionals. I offer tips and support throughout the trip, so you can grow your skills while enjoying the experience.

The Great Migration season (July to October) is incredibly popular, especially in Masai Mara. But honestly, every season offers unique opportunities — from dramatic skies and fresh green backdrops during the short rains to predator action in the dry months.

Absolutely. Our schedule is designed by photographers, for photographers — meaning early morning and late evening game drives, with flexibility to stay longer when the moment is right.

We keep our groups small, usually 3–4 photographers per vehicle, ensuring everyone gets a clear shooting angle and personal guidance. You can also book a private safari for complete flexibility.

Yes! At Marasiligi Camp, you’ll have access to charging points in tents and common areas. Just bring your international adapter and a power strip if you have multiple devices.

Yes, many of our guests bring partners or friends who enjoy wildlife and nature even if they’re not photographers. The experience is immersive and enjoyable for all.

Definitely. Many of our guests travel solo. You’ll be part of a supportive group of like-minded creatives and fellow nature lovers.

Find out everything you will need before you book your trip

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