Maasai Mara National Reserve Fees 2024-2025

Maasai Mara National Reserve Fees 2024-2025 are the newly updated and approved fees as per the Narok County Government, the body responsible for the protection and conservation of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, otherwise known other travelers as Maasai Mara National Park. These updated Maasai Mara National Reserve fees 2024-2025 are to come in effect from 1st January 2024.

The updated Maasai Mara National Reserve fees are divided into two seasons, including from January to June and July through December. Apart from this, Maasai Mara National Reserve fees are also categorized according to age that is Adults and Children. One’s resident status also plays a role in the price of the Maasai Mara National Reserve fees 2024-2025.

Please take note of the new rates below, The rates will be as follows for different seasons of travel.

Rates for Non-Residents from 1st January 2024 

1st January – 30th June 2024 (inclusive) for non-residents:

1. USD 100 per day, per adult
2. USD 50 per day, per child (9-17 years; 8 years and below are free)

1st July – 31st December 2024 (inclusive) for non-residents:

1. USD 200 per day, per adult
2. USD 50 per day, per child (9-17 years; 8 years and below are free)

Rates for Residents from 1st January 2024

1st January – 30th June 2024 (inclusive) for residents:

1. Ksh.3000 per day, per adult
2. Ksh.1000 per day, per child/student (9-17 years; 8 years and below are free)
3. Ksh.2000 per day, per adult Narok resident
4. Ksh.500 per day per child Narok resident (10-17 years; 9 years and below are fee)
5. Ksh.4500 per adult East African Resident
6. Ksh.2000 per day per child/student East African Resident (10-17 years; 9 years and below are fee)

1st July – 31st December 2024 (inclusive) for residents:

1. Ksh.3000 per day, per adult
2. Ksh.1000 per day, per child/student (9-17 years; 8 years and below are free)
3. Ksh.2000 per day, per adult Narok resident
4. Ksh.500 per day per child Narok resident (10-17 years; 9 years and below are fee)
5. Ksh.4500 per adult East African Resident
6. Ksh.2000 per day per child/student East African Resident (10-17 years; 9 years and below are fee)

While these increases are substantial, we anticipate the expected increase in revenue to the Park from these changes could significantly improve the safari experience for guests in the Mara, in the form of increased ranger patrols, anti-poaching efforts and better-maintained roads, among other initiatives.

Moreover, effective from July 1, 2023, there has been a modification to the validity period of entry fees, where the daily park entry fee for the Masai Mara was adjusted from 24 hours to 12 hours. As a result, every guest must possess a valid park ticket for each night they spend in the park. On the day of departure, guests must be at the airstrip or leave the reserve by 11 a.m.

Please note that these changes are effected by the Narok County Government, not Abodo Safaris, but should you have any questions or queries, please reach out to us.