Crossroads of Luxury and Adventure on Horseback

Location: Mara North Conservancy
Duration: 9 days / 8 nights
Accommodation:
Mobile tented camp
Riding Level:
Intermediate+
Group Size: 10 riders
Accompanying non-riders welcome!
Dates:

  • July 27 - August 4 August 2026

  • September 11-19 2026

  • September 21-29 2026

The Masai Mara is the epitome of East Africa - a landscape of rolling savannah and acacia woodland, crisscrossed by the Mara and Olare Orok rivers. Considered to be Kenya’s top wildlife sanctuary, and by extension, one of the best in the world, animals can still be seen in the kind of vast herds in which they once wandered throughout Africa. The flora, fauna, and fowl are phenomenal, with great numbers of big cats drawn to the density of the high plain and the annual migration of up to one million wildebeest, considered to be one of the greatest wildlife spectacles in the world. Between the great wildebeest migration from July to October, or the warm, dry months of December to March, the game viewing is always spectacular. Furthermore, the Mara is home to the Masai people who are synonymous with the region.


Horses

The horses are a mixture of Percheron-Boerperd, Friesian-Boerperd, Arab-French-Somali crossbreds, Appaloosas and thoroughbreds, ridden English-style in general-purpose and French cavalry saddles. They are used to living at close quarters with wild animals and are familiar with being amongst big game. Each horse is schooled for the sole purpose of carrying guests safely through the African wilderness.


Riding Level

Intermediate - Advanced

All riders must be confident at all paces, of intermediate level of fitness and riding ability, and have with them a sense of adventure.


Tack and Terrain

English tack (general purpose saddles) or French cavalry saddles.

Terrain consists of open, grassy plains, hills, rocky outcrops, rivers, and mountains. Enjoy exploring the differing topography of the area: open bush, wooded riverine areas, wetlands, and strange rock formations home to large baobabs.


Accommodation

Luxury Tented Camp Mobile Safari

Riders will ride from camp to camp across the landscape, spending 1-2 nights in each place. Camps feature canvas tents and are furnished in a traditional safari style, with two single or one double bed. Specific details of each camp vary by itinerary.

 

Dining

Meals are provided by the camp chef, cooked over an open fire. Enjoy alfresco, candlelit dining to the sounds of the savannah, picnic lunches while on safari, and full-Monty breakfasts before each day’s ride.


Itinerary


Dates

  • July 27 - August 4 August 2026

  • September 11-19 2026

  • September 21-29 2026


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Price Includes:

  • Transfers and flights within Kenya

  • All accommodations

  • All meals

  • All riding activities, including tack and equipment

  • Conservation and park fees

  • Amref Flying Doctors Membership (Air evacuation to Nairobi if needed)

Does not include:

  • Airfare to and from Kenya

  • Additional travel costs such as riding apparel and insurance

  • Visas and travel costs

  • Guide gratuities