Masai Mara National Reserve Entry Fees

Entry fees to the Masai Mara were last updated in late 2023, in accordance with the Masai Mara Management Plan, the Greater Masai Mara Ecosystem Management Plan, and the County Government of Narok Physical & Land Use Development Plan. The park entry fees are no longer determined by the location of the Camp or Lodge where one is staying within the Reserve. 

Masai Mara Non-Residents Park Fees

Adults (January to June)	Per Person Per Day	USD 100
Adults (July to December)	Per Person Per Day	USD 200
Children (9 to 17 Years)	Per Person Per Day	USD 50
Students	Per Person Per Day	USD 50

 

Masai Mara East African Residents Park Fees

Adults	Per Person Per Day	KES 4,500
Children (9 to 17 Years)	Per Person Per Day	KES 2,000
Students	Per Person Per Day	KES 2,500

 

Masai Mara Citizens Park Fees

Adults	Per Person Per Day	KES 3,000
Children (9 to 17 Years)	Per Person Per Day	KES 1,000
Students	Per Person Per Day	KES 1,000

 

Masai Mara Vehicle Entry Charges

Less than 6 Seats	Per Vehicle Per Day	KES 500
6-12 Seats	Per Vehicle Per Day	KES 1,000
12-24 Seats	Per Vehicle Per Day	KES 3,000
25-44 Seats	Per Vehicle Per Day	KES 4,000

Rules & Regulations

1. Please keep to the speed limits: 50Km/hr on graded roads & 30Km/hr on all others.
2. Always slow down for animals.
3. Do Not Off-Road in High Use & River Zones.
4. Keep to Graded Roads & Cut Tracks in above zones.
5. Off-Roading in Low Use Zones is allowed to view Big Cats.
6. Always Stay More than 25 Meters away from Animals.
7. Please, No Shouting, Clapping or Cheering.
8. Do Not Sit or Stand on Vehicle's roof at any time.
9. No More than 5 Vehicles at wildlife sightings.
10. No alighting from Vehicles at River Crossing Points.
11. Do Not cross the Tanzanian Border.
12. Do Not chase, follow or harass animals.
13. No Littering.
14. Leave park or be in Camp/Lodge by 7:00 pm.

Notes:

When there are more than Five Vehicles waiting to see an animal, viewing time is restricted to 10 minutes.

Vehicles waiting to see the sighting must wait at a distance of 100 meters.

During the migration, never block a river crossing by parking too close to the crossing point.

Also make sure you do not drive through animal herds.

Please respect the Rules & our Rangers, who are there to ensure the protection of the Wildlife & Environment.

If you break any of the above rules, Rangers have the Legal Right to:

• Impose an on-the-spot fine of Ksh. 10,000
• Have a vehicle and/or people removed from the park immediately
• Have a vehicle and/or people banned from the park