MARA SOPA LODGE

Nice stay

Mara Sopa is in a great location, excellent accommodation, great selection of food, very friendly staff and put on entertainment most evenings. The accommodation is very good, clean and plenty of room. The location is good, and there is plenty of wildlife within the Masai Mara National Park

Sopa Lodge as a luxury lodge has nice views. The staff are very friendly but no WiFi in the rooms in common areas only. Buffet every meal and relatively the same. The thing to watch out is if your agent tells you all drinks are included apart alcohol please note they will not accept that. Over all not bad.

Stayed here for 2 nights as part of a safari tour and although we were out and about in the day time it was a lovely hotel to come back to. Dinner buffet with lots of choice and lovely bar and lounge area to relax in Only criticism would be soundproofing as lodges are semi detached and could hear noise from adjacent room but didn’t spoil our overall experience

As I set foot in the Maasai Mara, a wave of awe washed over me. The air was crisp, carrying the earthy scent of the savannah, mingled with the distant calls of wildlife. The golden grasslands stretched endlessly before me, interrupted only by the silhouettes of lone acacia trees and the graceful movement of zebras and antelopes. Our safari vehicle rumbled over the rugged terrain, and within moments, I was face to face with the untamed beauty of Africa. A pride of lions lounged lazily beneath the shade, their golden coats blending seamlessly with the landscape. Nearby, a tower of giraffes ambled gracefully, their long necks reaching for the treetops. But the highlight was the Great Migration. I watched in breathless anticipation as thousands of wildebeests gathered at the Mara River, hesitating before taking the plunge. When they finally surged forward, the river exploded into chaos—water splashing, hooves pounding, crocodiles lurking. It was nature’s raw drama at its finest. As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in fiery hues, I felt an overwhelming sense of wonder. The Maasai Mara wasn’t just a destination; it was an experience—wild, mesmerizing, and utterly unforgettable.