About Maasai Mara
The Maasai Mara in south-western Kenya is a vast rolling savannah, joined to Tanzania's Serengeti, with the reserve itself surrounded by community conservancies. From about July to October the wildebeest migration arrives and crosses the Mara River. These Maasai Mara live cams, from Africam and the Bushtops lodge group, cover the river, the open plains and lodge waterholes.
Which Maasai Mara webcam to check first
Start with Angama Mara for the big view over the Mara Triangle from the escarpment. The Fig Tree Crossing camera watches the Mara River, which is busiest during the migration. Mahali Mzuri has a landscape camera and a lodge camera in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, and Mara Bushtops shows giraffe and plains game close to camp.
Before you go to Maasai Mara
River crossings depend on where the herds are, and that changes from week to week. Check the Kenya Meteorological Department forecast and the Mara Conservancy's updates before you travel; roads and airstrips can be affected by heavy rain.
Live cameras and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. Check official weather, access and safety information before you make plans.
