Planning a safari tour to Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya?
It’s essential to understand the updated entrance fees and regulations for your trip.
Here’s a comprehensive guide to the Masai Mara National Reserve fees for 2024 – 2025 and important park rules to keep in mind while on you Masaimara safari.
Understanding the Masaimara Park Fees Structure:
The Masai Mara National Reserve fees for 2024 – 2025 are structured into two seasons: January to June and July to December. Additionally, fees vary based on age and residency status.
January – June Masai Mara Park Entrance Fees 2024:
- Adult non-residents: $100 per person per day
- Children (non-residents): $50 per person per day
- Adult East African Residents: 4,500KSH per person per day
- Children (East African Residents): 2,000KSH per person per day
- Adult Kenyan citizens: 3,000KSH per person per day
- Children (Kenyan citizens): 1,000KSH per person per day
- Adult Narok residents: 2,000KSH per person per day
- Children (Narok residents, above 10 years): 500KSH per person per day
- Children (Narok residents, below 10 years): Free
July – December Masai Mara Park Entrance Fees 2024:
- Adult non-residents: $200 per person per day
- Children non-residents: $50 per person per day
- Adult East African Residents: 4,500KSH per person per day
- Children (East African Residents): 2,000KSH per person per day
- Adult Kenyan citizens: 3,000KSH per person per day
- Children (Kenyan citizens): 1,000KSH per person per day
- Adult Narok residents: 2,000KSH per person per day
- Children (Narok residents, above 10 years): 500KSH per person per day
- Children (Narok residents, below 10 years): Free
Vehicle Entry Fees:
- Vehicles with less than 6 seats: 500KSH per day
- Vehicles with 6 – 12 seats: 1,000KSH per day
- Vehicles with 12-24 seats: 3,000KSH per day
- Vehicles with 25-44 seats: 4,000KSH per day
Balloon Services Fees:
- Annual balloon Safari operational permits: 300,000KSH
- Single Landing fees (Adult): $80 per person
- Single Landing fees (Child): $35 per person
Park Rules and Regulations:
- Adhere to speed limits: 50km/h on graded roads and 30km/h on other roads.
- Respect wildlife: Always slow down for animals and maintain a safe distance of 25m.
- Off-road driving: Only allowed in designated areas for viewing big cats.
- Wildlife viewing etiquette: Do not exceed 5 Safari vehicles at any sighting, and maintain a respectful distance.
- Environmental responsibility: Littering is prohibited, and park entrance and exit times must be observed.
With these updated fees and regulations in mind, you can plan your Masai Mara National Reserve safari responsibly and enjoy a memorable wildlife safari experience while preserving the park’s natural beauty for future generations.
