Maasai Mara Photography Tour - Kenya

Expert led - photo tour to Maasai Mara.

The ‘heaven for wildlife photographers’; Masai Mara is one of the world’s most iconic safari destinations, known for its vast golden plains, thriving wildlife, and incredible predator action. As part of the Serengeti ecosystem, it offers unparalleled opportunities to witness nature at its most raw and breathtaking.

Home to large lion prides, elephants, iconic leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, hippos, zebras, impalas, buffaloes, 100s of bird species and many more, it is never a dull moment in the Mara. That’s exactly what makes it so special - the number of sightings which allows you for multiple photo opportunities each day.

For photographers, every moment is picture-perfect—whether it’s a golden sunrise behind an acacia tree or a cheetah poised for the chase. With year-round wildlife action, Masai Mara is a must-visit for anyone seeking an photography expert led safari experience.

Key Features

Big Cat sightings – lions, leopards, cheetahs in action

Untamed wilderness – vast open plains & dramatic landscape

Fully customized open vehicle to allow low angle photos

Number of sightings - you are guaranteed to see multiple species every single day.

Our Plan

Price Estimations & Inclusions

Create a Private Safari (max 12) or Join a Group Safari (max 6)

5-7-day tour: USD $3,500 - $5,000 per person
Optional 3-day Amboseli extension: USD $1,400 - $1,800 per person

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What’s Included?

- Airport Transfers – Pick-up & drop-off
- X Nights Safari Accommodation – Full-board meals included.
- X Days of Safari – With professional local guides & photographers.
- All Park Fees – Access to Maasai Mara for the entire trip.
- 1 Night Nairobi Stay – Rest upon arrival before the tour begins.

What’s Not Included?

- International Flights – Round-trip airfare not included.
- Personal Expenses – Souvenirs, optional activities.
- Alcoholic Beverages – Hard drinks are not included

Typical Photo Tour Itinerary

A standard tour lasts 5-7 days, with options for extended stays in multiple locations.

Day 1: Arrival in Kenya

Airport pickup & transfer to a Nairobi hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Travel to Chosen Safari Destination

Road transfer or optional flight to Maasai Mara, Amboseli, or another preferred location.
Check-in & Evening Safari – Capture stunning golden-hour shots.

Days 3 – 7: Safari Experience

Customized daily plan

Full-day or half-day safaris, depending on your preference.

Private Coaching & Image Reviews

Post-processing, composition, camera settings, and more.

Day 8: Departure

Morning safari, check-out, and transfer back to Nairobi.

Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely!
We need to know the following:
- Preferred dates
- Preferred location
- No. of people/solo
- Luxury/mid-range accommmodation
If you need some consultation, contact us.
Lenses will matter quite a bit. It’s always recommended to have a telephoto lens of minimum focal length of 300mm, and any wide angle lens for some creative shots.
If you’re confused about this, get in touch and we’ll help you with this.
If you still wish to do photography, there are rental options as well. Feel free to get in touch to inquire about the equipment & rates.
Absolutely! These tours cater to all levels: whether you're just beginning your photography journey, looking to enhance your portfolio, or aiming to commercialize your images.
Our tours are designed for all fitness levels, with most time spent in safari vehicles.
Only thing to note is that the safaris get bumpy sometimes due to tough terrain. (Quite an adventure though!)
While the main essence of the tours is photography, anyone is welcome to come along and have fun with us!
Your tour leader is Dhir Jakharia, an internationally renowned professional wildlife photographer born and raised in Kenya.
Dhir brings an unmatched local insight — not just to wildlife, but to the soul of the land.
Dhir has led guests from around the world across Kenya, Tanzania, and Malawi. His photographic work has been internationally recognised, but what sets him apart is his purpose:
To use photography as a tool to inspire others to connect deeply with nature — and with themselves