Maasai Mara National Reserve, a world-renowned safari destination in Kenya, is most practically accessed by a scenic 45-minute flight from Nairobi or a 5-6 hour drive, with internal travel predominantly via guided 4x4 game drives due to rugged terrain, making guided visits highly recommended for safety and optimal wildlife viewing over solo self-driving. The peak season for tourism and the spectacular Great Migration is during the dry months of July to October, though the park is open year-round, offering diverse experiences even during the green season (March-May, November-December) with fewer crowds. Costs are significant, typically ranging from $300-$1000+ per person per day for an all-inclusive safari package, which usually covers park entry fees ($70-80/day), accommodation, and game drives. A typical visit duration of 3 to 5 days allows for a comprehensive experience of its abundant wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. Visitors should take malaria precautions, respect wildlife viewing ethics, and prepare for varying weather with layered clothing and sun protection, noting that private conservancies often offer exclusive experiences adjacent to the main reserve.