Accomodation
5 Star Hotel
Arrival City
Nairobi
Best Season
All Year Round
Departure City
Nairobi
Guide
Guided
Hotel Transfer
Available
Meals
All Meals
Transportation
4X4 Tour van

Tour Overview

Kenya is a country that beckons with rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and some of the most exciting wildlife encounters in the world. Whether you want to search for the Big Five, learn how to do the jumping dance with the Massai people, or eat traditional Kenyan food. From the snow-capped peak of mighty Mt Kilimanjaro To the golden, Grassy plains of Lake Nakuru, And the savanna grassland of Masai Mara. Kenya does the great outdoors like nowhere else. Kenya is waiting for you to explore.

Trip Highlights

Nairobi
Samburu NR
Ol-Pajeta
Lake Nakuru NP
Lake Bogoria
Lake Naivasha
Masai Mara NR

Day 1 :

Nairobi to Samburu National Reserve

You will be picked up by our company representative from the airport or your accommodation facility in Nairobi City for a scenic drive to Samburu National Reserve. Drive North through the fertile highlands of Kenya where a vibrant agricultural economy of tea and coffee is the source of livelihood. Pass through the equator and arrive at Samburu in good time for lunch. Embark on your first game drive this afternoon to Experience this wildlife conservation haven famous for an abundance of rare species of animals such as the Gravy Zebras, Somali Ostrich, Reticulated Giraffes, Gerenuks, and the beautiful Oryx plus a cultural heritage of the Samburu people (the butterfly people). Retreat to the camp at Sunset.

Day 2 :

Samburu National Reserve

Depart for an early morning game drive in search of the (Samburu big five) in this reserve whose breathtaking panorama, Flora, and Fauna are unique and endemic to Kenya’s Northern hemisphere, and return for your late breakfast, After breakfast, head out to the nearby Samburu cultural village visit for a one hour tour of this tribe with a very rich tradition. The Samburu people's dress consists of a striking red cloth wrapped around like a skirt (called a shukka) and a white sash. This is enhanced with many colorful beaded necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. Both men and women wear jewelry although only the women make it. The Samburu also paint their faces using striking patterns to accentuate their facial features. Then spend the middle of the day relaxing just like the animals do, Read your favorite book or write your journal, and head out again at (16:00hrs) as the day begins to cool. Spot the Samburu special five before retiring back to the Hotel/Lodge/camp late in the evening.

Day 3 :

Samburu to Ol-pejeta

After a leisurely breakfast, You will drive south of Samburu arriving at Serena Sweetwaters camp in good time for lunch. After lunch, get to familiarize yourself with the camp which has a waterhole adjacent to the bar area. Embark on an afternoon game drive starting with the chimpanzee sanctuary and later to this gorgeous park that is known to have the biggest concentration of white and black rhinos. Other animals around here are giraffes, gazelles, elephants, lions cheetahs, and many others returning back at sunset. Ol Pejeta is also known to be the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, and home to two of the world's last remaining northern white rhinos. It is the only place in Kenya to see chimpanzees, in a sanctuary established to rehabilitate animals rescued from the black market.

Day 4 :

Ol pejeta to Lake Nakuru National Park

Today after breakfast, drive southwards for another scenic drive to Lake Nakuru national park through the fertile highlands of Kenya where a vibrant agricultural economy of tea and coffee is the source of livelihood. Pass through the equator again to the highlands of Nyahururu arriving at Lake Nakuru in good time for lunch. You check in to your lodge and later depart for an afternoon game drive in the park Returning back at sunset for an overnight stay Lake Nakuru is among Kenya's finest national parks. The park is gorgeous all year-round park and boasts rocky escarpments, patches of yellow-barked acacia forest, and a waterfall. It is home to flamingos, both black and white rhinos; lions, leopards, buffaloes, hippos, and the endangered Rothschild's giraffe. The southern end of the lake is the best place to see wildlife. The forested area below the Rhinos cliff is a favorite lion-spotting point where lionesses love to sleep in the trees, and leopards frequent the same area.

Day 5 :

Lake Nakuru to Lake Bogoria

Today after a leisurely breakfast, You will drive to Lake Bogoria national reserve which lies south of Lake Baringo( Approximately 2hrs drive from Lake Nakuru) arriving in good time. Check-in and familiarize yourself with the lodge facilities before departing for your first game drive in the afternoon as the day begins to cool returning back at sunset Lake Bogoria is a beautiful lake backed by the bleak Siracho escarpment, famed for the highest concentration of true hot water geysers in Africa, And the huge population of pink lesser flamingos which come to feed on algae. The lake surrounding is also host to the rare greater kudu, klipspringers, and many other herbivores.

Day 6 :

Lake bogoria to Lake Naivasha

Depart for lake Naivasha after breakfast which lies south east of Lake Nakuru. it is a fresh water lake located in the great rift valley and has the highest elevation of 1,884 meters. You will arrive in good time for lunch and thereafter embark in the afternoon for a boat ride and a walking excursion at lake Naivasha game sanctuary. Boat rides on Lake Naivasha are refreshing experiences that take you on the breezy lake waters as you explore the diverse birdlife and wildlife on the lake and its surroundings. You will have a brief nature walk on the sanctuary, Which is a great opportunity to appreciate the nature at the sanctuary. Return to the hotel in the evening for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 7 :

Lake Naivasha Masai Mara National Reserve

Depart Lake Naivasha through the Rift Valley floor Make a short stop in Narok town also known as the capital city of the Masai people. Continue driving southward to the home of the Maasai people, stopping for lunch on-route at Tepesua Maasai Village, known for championing Maasai women’s health and education. Arrive and be welcomed by traditional Maasai warrior songs and dances, After lunch, your host will explain the details of Maasai warrior training. Take a walk to the community village founded to alleviate the poverty of Maasai widows, who traditionally are not allowed to inherit property. The village offers support, safety, and economic growth through the ‘Tepesua Widows Income Project. Spend the evening around a campfire and learn more about their age-old culture and traditions as you share stories with Maasai warriors into the night. NOTE- You can choose to spend the night at the village (bomas) or proceed to a nearby Zebra Plain lodge while booking this Trip.

Day 8 :

Masai Mara National Reserve

After a leisurely breakfast, You will visit a local school and learn the alphabet in Swahili and Maasai languages before driving through the Rift Valley floor again to Masai Mara National Reserve arriving in good time. Take a hot shower in a nice modern room (40 min from the village) Then have lunch. Embark on your first game drive in this famous reserve in search of the big five and other animals that call this place home before returning back to the lodge at sunset The Masai Mara ecosystem which means ''spotted'' in Maa language comprises the famous reserve, community conservancies, group ranches, and many Maasai villages. The reserve expanse of gently rolling grassland dotted with flat-topped acacia trees and trampled by massive herds of zebras and wildebeest.

Day 9 :

Masai Mara National Reserve

This is a full day spent game viewing across the rich tree-studded grassland and rolling hills of the famous "Eighth Wonder of the Animal World". The Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game animals like leopards, Cheetahs & Lions. It also has numerous Elephants and virtually every other type of wildlife to be found in Kenya. You will have a full-day game drive in Masai Mara National Reserve. Your lunch today is picnic lunch boxes in the savannah under a flat-top acacia tree while watching the animals grazing. Continue with the game viewing on-route to your camp, arriving at your late in the afternoon after thoroughly exploring this massive grassland savannah measuring 1,500sq km. You have an option of booking a balloon ride today which takes off early in the morning. After landing, the crew helps you out of the basket and escorts you to a lovely setting for a bush breakfast. It is a lifetime experience and worth the price.

Day 10 :

Masai Mara to Nairobi

After a leisurely morning breakfast, You will check out of your lodge, pack up and drive back to Nairobi. En route, you will have an( Optional) scheduled visit to a Maasai Village for a cultural experience, where you'll learn more about the community that has co-existed with the Mara wildlife for centuries. You'll have lunch the African way at one of the Hotels in Narok town. Afterwards, you will continue with the journey to Nairobi, arriving in the mid-afternoon. You'll be dropped off at your respective hotel or at the airport to mark this as the end of your Safari. Depending on your homebound flight departure time, you will organize with your diver guide the departure time from Masai Mara.

FAQs

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What is the best time to go on this safari?

The safari is designed for year-round enjoyment. However, the ideal time is during the Great Migration season in the Masai Mara, typically from June to October.

Are game drives included in the itinerary?

Yes, daily game drives are integral to the safari experience. Professional guides lead you through Amboseli’s vast landscapes, Tsavo West’s unique terrains, and the renowned Masai Mara, maximizing wildlife encounters.

Is travel insurance recommended for this safari?

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended to cover unexpected circumstances. Ensure that your insurance includes medical coverage and trip cancellation protection.

What should I pack for the safari?

Packing essentials include comfortable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, binoculars, and a camera. We provide a detailed packing list upon confirmation of your booking.

How do I apply for a visa for this safari?

Visa applications are typically handled prior to your arrival. We recommend checking with the Tanzanian embassy or consulate in your home country for the most accurate and up-to-date visa requirements.

Are there any additional fees I should be aware of during the safari?

No, our safari packages are all-inclusive, covering accommodation, meals, park fees, and transportation. There are no hidden fees or additional costs during the safari.

Do I get a private room with a private bathroom and hot shower?

Absolutely! Your comfort is our priority. Throughout the safari, you’ll enjoy private rooms in well-appointed accommodations, complete with private bathrooms and hot showers for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience after each adventure-filled day.

Can I customize the itinerary to suit my preferences?

While the Tour has a carefully crafted itinerary, we understand that preferences vary. We’re happy to discuss any customization requests to ensure your safari aligns perfectly with your expectations.

What wildlife can I expect to see on this safari?

The safari encompasses diverse ecosystems, offering encounters with the Big Five and a myriad of other wildlife, including flamingos at Lake Manyara and various bird species in Tarangire National Park.

What COVID-19 safety measures are in place?

We prioritize your safety. Our team adheres to local health guidelines, and the accommodations and vehicles are regularly sanitized to ensure a safe and enjoyable safari experience.

Are vaccinations required for this safari?

Please consult your healthcare provider for the latest travel health advice. Common vaccinations include yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, and typhoid.