Affiliate Disclosure
This site is free to read because of affiliate commissions. This page explains how that works and what it does not touch. The tours themselves are set side by side on the Masai Mara safari page.
The Short Version
If you book through one of our links, the platform may pay us a commission. You pay the same price you would pay on the platform directly.
We are not a tour company, a travel agency, an airline or a booking platform. We sell nothing, take no payment and act as nobody's agent.
Who Does What
Each safari on this site is run by a Kenyan safari operator, most of them based in Nairobi, and sold through GetYourGuide or Viator. The operator and the platform are named on every card so you can open the listing yourself.
The operator runs the driver-guide, the vehicle, the camp or lodge and the daily game drives. Rain, road conditions and the park authorities can change a safari, and the operator makes that call. The platform takes your payment, sends the confirmation and applies the cancellation terms shown at checkout. Refunds are handled by the operator or the platform, not by us.
What Commission Does Not Change
Positions, badges and wording are not for sale. The pick is chosen on the columns of the comparison table, not on the commission. When a tour stops running or its terms get worse, the page changes whether or not it earns.
The Networks We Use
GetYourGuide links carry our partner code and a campaign tag for this site. Viator links carry our partner code and this domain as the campaign. Links to the operators and other official sources are plain links and earn nothing.
Hotel Links
Hotel links go through Stay22 to Booking.com. If you book a room through one, Stay22 may pay a commission and your price does not change.