26/02/2026
June in the Masai Mara National Reserve feels like a held breath before the spectacle. The long rains fade, leaving fresh green plains and cooler, clearer days. Resident wildlife thrives, elephants drift through the swamps, big cats patrol the tall grass, and newborns are everywhere, while the first distant signs of the Great Migration begin to stir beyond the horizon. With fewer crowds, crisp mornings, and brilliant star-filled nights, it’s a calm, beautiful prelude to the drama soon to unfold. fans
📷 Felix Rome
