Fig Tree Crossing: Masai Mara Great Migration Live

Located near the Tanzanian border at the edge of the Mara Triangle Conservancy, this live camera overlooks the Fig Tree Crossing Point, one of the most favoured entry routes for migrating herds as they move into the Mara. Animals pass through this area year-round, but during migration season it becomes a key gateway for wildlife entering the reserve.

This site comes alive during the Great Migration, one of the world's most spectacular natural phenomena. Over 1.2 million wildebeest, joined by vast numbers of Burchell's zebra, Thomson's gazelle, and eland, move in a continuous, circular journey between the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara in search of rain and fresh grazing.

Because of its location, Fig Tree Crossing often sees large numbers of animals attempting to cross the Mara River, increasing your chances of witnessing multiple crossings as herds push into the Mara Triangle. The scenes are dynamic and fast-moving, as animals commit to the crossing in waves. Learn More https://www.maratriangle.org/

Watch this live stream to witness one of nature's greatest spectacles unfold in real-time—thousands of wildebeest and zebras navigating treacherous river crossings as they journey between Tanzania and Kenya. The camera captures the raw drama and scale of the Great Migration at a critical gateway where herds funnel into the Mara Triangle.