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You’ve seen African safaris in documentaries. But what if you lived one—up close?

Imagine a lion walking just meters from your jeep… your guide calmly says, "Don’t move," as your heart races in awe. It’s not a movie—it’s your moment.

Most tours cram too much into too little time. You're stuck in traffic more than in nature.

But not this one.

This 7-day Kenya luxury safari lets you live the wild in comfort—from giraffe kisses in Nairobi to golden sunsets over Masai Mara. It’s slow, it’s personal, and it’s unforgettable.

If you're looking for a relaxing yet adventure-filled trip, this package is an excellent choice.

However, if you’d like to explore other options, such as shorter safaris, family trips, or more budget-friendly experiences, consider our comprehensive list of Kenya tour packages for additional ideas.

Overview of the 7-Day Kenya Luxury Safari

This 7-day Kenya luxury safari is designed for travelers who want adventure, but also value comfort and peace of mind.

This is more than a tour, it's an emotional journey through Africa's soul. You’ll start in Nairobi with giraffes, green hills, and great food. Then you’ll head to the world-famous Masai Mara, where your days begin with bird songs and end with lion roars in the distance.

You won’t just visit the wild—you’ll live inside it. Luxury lodges in the heart of the reserve. Private game drives with expert guides. Bush lunches under the sky. And no rush—just you and the magic of nature.

One moment you’ll be sipping tea with a city view, and the next, you’re watching a cheetah stalk a gazelle. Every day holds a new surprise.

What to Expect

Wildlife encounters so close, it feels unreal
Time to relax and really enjoy each place
Warm hospitality, clean hotels, and smooth travel
Two full days inside Masai Mara that you’ll never forget

Why This Tour is Different

Forget fast-paced tours where you're always checking your watch.

This safari gives you time to connect with people, places, and the wild itself.

You’ll stay inside the reserve, saving hours of travel. Your guide won’t rush—he’ll wait patiently while you take the perfect lion shot. Even lunch happens out in the wild, with elephants in the distance.

It’s not about how many places you visit.

It’s about how deeply you feel each one.

Why Choose This Safari Package?

Travel should never feel like a task. That’s why this safari is built around comfort, simplicity, and unforgettable moments.

From the second you land, we handle everything. No confusion about SIM cards, no stress over transport or safety. You’ll stay in clean, beautiful spaces. Eat well. Sleep better. And explore at a pace that makes every moment count.

This is for people who want more than just sightseeing—they want a story worth telling.

Unlike standard safaris, this Kenya luxury safari gives you the freedom to explore Nairobi and Masai Mara at a relaxed pace, with premium lodging and personal service.

What Makes This Kenya Safari a Luxury Experience?

Luxury isn’t just fancy hotels. It’s the freedom to enjoy without worry.

Here, you stay inside Masai Mara, not outside the gates. You don’t fight crowds. You float silently over the plains in a balloon, toast champagne, and dine in the middle of the wild.

Every detail is thought out. Every moment is about you.

This is where adventure meets comfort. And where nature gives you memories money can’t buy.

Is This the Right Safari Tour for You?

If you’re someone who wants more than just ticking a place off a list, this is for you.

Maybe it’s your honeymoon. Maybe it's your first African trip. Or maybe it’s a dream you've held onto for years.

You want it to be safe, comfortable, and amazing.
You want to feel something.

If that’s you, then yes, this is the safari you’ve been waiting for.

Highlights

Key Experiences of the Tour

Two full-day private game drives in Masai Mara
Luxury stay inside the Masai Mara Reserve with full-board meals
Giraffe Centre visit in Nairobi with photo and feeding experience
Private transfers and guided safari vehicle throughout the tour
Scenic drive through the Great Rift Valley with stopovers
Bush lunch experience in the wild during game drives
Optional hot air balloon safari over the savannah (extra cost)

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Itinerary

Your Journey, Step by Step

Day 01

Arrival in Nairobi – Welcome to Africa

Your journey begins the moment you land in Nairobi. As you exit the airport, a warm breeze and the buzz of the city greet you. Our driver will be waiting with your name sign, ready to help you with your bags.

Before leaving the airport, we’ll guide you to exchange your dollars into Kenyan Shillings and help you buy a Safaricom SIM card so you can stay connected.
Once you’re ready, enjoy a smooth ride to your luxury hotel.

Check in, freshen up, and use your free time to relax or take a light walk around the area. The day ends with a delicious dinner served at your hotel restaurant your first taste of Kenya.

Highlights:

Airport pickup with welcome support
On-arrival SIM card and money exchange help
Luxury hotel check-in
Free time to explore or rest
Dinner included at hotel

Day 02

Nairobi City Tour

Wake up refreshed and enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Today is about getting to know Nairobi before you head into the wild.

First stop: Giraffe Centre. Get ready to feed giraffes from your hand and even take a kiss photo—it’s fun, safe, and one of Nairobi’s best-loved activities.

Next, we take a scenic drive through tea plantations in Kiambu, where the rolling green hills make for beautiful photo stops. On a clear day, you’ll catch amazing views of Nairobi city from a distance.

Then it’s time for a modern twist—shopping at Two Rivers Mall, one of Africa’s largest malls. Great for souvenirs, snacks, or just people-watching.

You’ll return to the hotel by evening. If you’re feeling energetic, explore Nairobi nightlife in Westlands or visit Uhuru Park for a peaceful sunset.

Highlights:

Feed and interact with giraffes at Giraffe Centre
Scenic drive through tea estates
Viewpoints of Nairobi’s skyline
Shopping and dining options at Two Rivers Mall
Optional nightlife or park visit
Bed & breakfast basis (dinner not included)

Day 03

Road to Masai Mara

After an early breakfast, pack your bags and get ready for a beautiful drive to the Masai Mara. As you leave Nairobi, the road winds down into the Great Rift Valley, one of Africa’s most stunning landscapes. You’ll make photo stops along the way to admire the vast, sunlit plains.

The journey takes around 5–6 hours, but it’s far from boring. You’ll pass through small villages, see wildlife even before reaching the park, and enjoy views that change from city to savannah.

As you approach the Masai Mara, the air feels different—quieter, wilder. You’ll do a mini game drive en route to your lodge, spotting zebras, gazelles, and giraffes before you even unpack.

Check in to your lodge inside the reserve, relax with a fresh meal, and soak in the sounds of the African wild. You’ll fall asleep to crickets, not traffic.

Highlights:

Drive through the scenic Great Rift Valley
Stop for photos and local interaction
First wildlife sightings on the way to the lodge
Accommodation inside Masai Mara National Reserve
Lunch and dinner included
Tip for bellboy (KES 100–200)

Day 04

Full-Day Game Drive – Your African Safari Begins

Wake up to the sunrise glowing over the savannah. After breakfast, hop into your private safari jeep for a full-day adventure across Masai Mara.

Your expert guide will help you track the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo. You may see elephants cross your path, giraffes peeking through trees, or a lioness resting in the shade.

Midday, you’ll stop under a lone acacia tree for a bush lunch eating in the middle of the wild is an experience like no other.

Later, explore riverbanks where hippos yawn in the sun and crocodiles hide below. As the sun sets, the sky turns orange, and your guide drives you back to the lodge where a warm dinner awaits.

Optional: Add a hot air balloon safari for a sunrise flight over the Mara.

Highlights:

Full-day safari with expert guide
Close wildlife sightings (Big Five, giraffes, zebras)
Bush lunch in the wild
Optional balloon safari at sunrise
Dinner and overnight at lodge
Tip for bellboy (KES 100–200)

Day 05

Masai River & Wildlife Moments

Another full safari day but with new stories waiting. After breakfast, set out again for fresh encounters. This time, your guide may take you deeper into different areas of the park.

You’ll visit the Masai River, a lifeline for animals and home to crocodiles and hippos. This is also part of the Great Migration route, where millions of wildebeest cross each year.

Enjoy lunch out in nature once again, and later return to the lodge for downtime, storytelling, or maybe even a sundowner by the fire.

This is your last full night in the wild, so enjoy every second.

Highlights:

Game drive with new route
Visit to Masai River (hippos, crocs)
Migration route insight
Relaxed bush lunch
Dinner at the lodge
Tip for bellboy (KES 100–200)

Day 06

Back to Nairobi

After one last breakfast in the wild, say goodbye to Masai Mara as your vehicle rolls out of the park. Keep your eyes open you might spot elephants or antelope on the way out.

The return journey to Nairobi takes about 6 hours, with a lunch stop midway. The scenery changes as you go from wild grasslands to busy city streets.

By evening, you’ll check back into your Nairobi hotel. Enjoy a hot shower, soft bed, and a lovely farewell dinner.

Highlights:

Final wildlife glimpses during a drive
Return to Nairobi via scenic route.
Lunch stop en route
Luxury hotel stay in Nairobi
Dinner included
Tip for bellboy (KES 100–200)

Day 07

Arrival in Kathmandu

Departure – Taking Africa Back with You
Enjoy a relaxing breakfast before your airport transfer.

You’ll have some time to reflect on the journey, those magical animal sightings, peaceful landscapes, and joyful memories.

Your driver will drop you off at the airport with full assistance, providing help with luggage and check-in guidance if needed.

And just like that, your Kenya story ends but your heart will stay in Masai Mara forever.

Highlights:

Breakfast included
Private airport drop-off
End of tour with lifetime memories

Trip Prices

Tentative cost excluding visa & airfare

Season: Oct-Dec

Pax	Stay	Rates per person (NRs)
1–3	3 Star / 4 Star	25,000 – 30,000
1–3	3 Star / 4 Star	25,000 – 30,000
1–3	3 Star / 4 Star	25,000 – 30,000

Inclusions

What’s Covered in Your Adventure

Includes

Airport pickup & drop-off in Nairobi (private vehicle)
3 nights stay in a 4-star or 5-star hotel in Nairobi (Bed & Breakfast basis)
3 nights accommodation inside Masai Mara National Reserve in a luxury safari lodge (Full-board: breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Daily meals as per itinerary (B&B in Nairobi, full board in Masai Mara)
Private transportation throughout the tour (well-maintained safari vehicle)
Full-day game drives in Masai Mara with experienced safari guide (2 days)
Nairobi city tour (including entry ticket to Giraffe Centre)
Scenic drive through the Great Rift Valley
Bush lunches during game drives
Bottled drinking water during transfers and game drives
All park entry fees and permits for Masai Mara
English-speaking driver/guide throughout the trip
Assistance with SIM card setup and currency exchange on arrival

Excludes

International airfare (Nepal–Kenya–Nepal)
Kenya visa fees
Personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs, snacks, etc.)
Lunches & dinners in Nairobi (except Day 1 and Day 6)
Optional Hot Air Balloon Safari (available at extra cost)
Alcoholic beverages or soft drinks not mentioned
Travel and medical insurance
Tips for guides, drivers, and hotel staff (recommended: guide KES 2000/day, bellboy KES 100–200)

Good to Know

To make the most of your Kenya luxury safari, here are a few things to know before you go

SIM Card and Connectivity in Kenya

Staying connected during your safari is essential whether it’s for Google Maps, checking in with family, or posting your lion-spotting story.

As soon as you land at Nairobi airport, head to a Safaricom counter. It’s Kenya’s most reliable mobile network and works even in remote areas like the Masai Mara.

SIM card cost: approx. KES 200–300
Internet pack: 5GB to 10GB usually costs around $5–10
Requires your passport for registration
Works for calls, WhatsApp, internet, and mobile banking

Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and lodges but may be slow in safari zones. Having a Safaricom SIM gives you more freedom to stay connected anytime.

💡 Pro tip: Bring an unlocked phone that supports international SIMs. Activation is instant, and staff at the counter will assist you.

Currency Exchange & Payments in Kenya

The local currency in Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). You’ll need it for shopping, tipping, and buying anything at local stops.
We suggest exchanging your dollars or rupees at Nairobi airport after arrival. You’ll find official counters with decent rates.

Common exchange: $1 USD ≈ 130–140 KES
ATMs are available in Nairobi, but rare in Masai Mara
Carry small notes (KES 100–500) for tips and shopping
Credit cards are accepted in hotels and big stores only

Avoid relying only on cards. Some lodges may add fees or prefer cash. Carry both options.

💡 Pro tip: Use currency converter apps like XE or Google to double-check rates before buying anything.

What to Pack for a Luxury Safari

Your packing list is crucial when going on safari. Kenya has warm days but chilly mornings and evenings, especially inside open safari jeeps.
Here’s what you must pack:

Light clothes in earthy colors (khaki, beige, olive)
A warm jacket for early game drives
Comfortable walking shoes or sports sneakers
Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen
Camera with zoom lens and a power bank
Mosquito repellent and personal medicines

Avoid white, red, or black clothes while on safari—they attract bugs or scare animals. Also, skip heavy luggage soft duffel bags are easier to carry and fit in safari jeeps.

💡 Pro tip: Don’t forget a small backpack for daily essentials and quick access during drives.

Hot Air Balloon Safari – Optional but Unmissable

Want to see the Masai Mara like never before? Go for a hot air balloon safari—it’s one of the most magical experiences you can add to your tour.

You’ll start before sunrise. As the balloon lifts off, the sky turns a golden hue. Below you, giraffes walk in herds, and elephants roam freely. It feels like a dream.

Balloon flight lasts about 1 hour.
Ends with a champagne breakfast in the bush
Price: $400–$450 per person (optional activity)
Operated by licensed, safety-certified companies

It’s perfect for honeymoons, birthdays, or simply making the trip unforgettable. Booking early is highly recommended.

💡 Pro tip: Wear warm clothes and carry your phone or camera. Sunrise over the Mara is truly once in a lifetime.

Tipping Culture in Kenya

Tipping is a significant part of the Kenya tourism experience. While it’s not compulsory, it is expected and appreciated by staff across hotels and safari services.

Here’s a quick guide:

Safari guide/driver: KES 2,000–3,000 per day
Bellboys/porters: KES 100–200 per service
Housekeeping: Around KES 200 for your stay
Restaurant servers: Round off or tip 5–10% if you like the service

Use local cash in small denominations. USD is sometimes accepted, but Kenyan Shillings are preferred.

💡 Pro tip: Keep a separate tip pouch and prepare envelopes in advance for organized tipping.

Wildlife Etiquette & Game Drive Safety

On safari, you’ll be incredibly close to wild animals. That’s exciting, but also comes with rules for your safety and the animal’s well-being.

Remember these golden rules:

Never leave the vehicle during a game drive
Keep your voice low and movements gentle
Don’t use flash when taking photos
Don’t feed or touch any animal, even if it comes close
Always follow your guide’s instructions

Masai Mara is home to lions, elephants, cheetahs, and many other animals. Respecting their space ensures a better and safer experience for everyone.

💡 Pro tip: Bring binoculars to view animals from a safe distance and enjoy more detailed views.

FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

What is included in a Kenya luxury safari package?

A luxury safari in Kenya typically includes airport transfers, high-end hotels in Nairobi, stays inside Masai Mara, daily meals, private game drives, entry fees, and local city tours like the Giraffe Centre. Some also include bush lunches and optional balloon rides.

How much does a luxury safari to Kenya cost from Nepal?

A 7-day safari from Nepal usually costs around $2,000 to $3,000 per person, excluding international flights and visas. Prices vary based on hotel level, travel season, and add-ons like hot air balloon safaris.

Do Nepali citizens need a visa for Kenya?

Yes, Nepali passport holders must apply for an eVisa online before arrival. The process is quick, and approvals usually take 2–3 business days. Your passport must be valid for at least six months.

Is Kenya safe for tourists?

Yes, Kenya is generally safe, especially in tourist areas like Nairobi and Masai Mara. Stick with licensed tour guides, avoid isolated areas after dark, and follow standard travel precautions.

How many days are ideal for a Kenya safari tour?

A 7-day itinerary is perfect—it gives you time for city exploration in Nairobi, travel to Masai Mara, and at least two full safari days, without feeling rushed or tired.

Can I see the Big Five animals in Masai Mara?

Yes. The Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—are all found in Masai Mara. With a professional guide and enough time, your chances of seeing them are very high.

Is a hot air balloon ride in Masai Mara worth it?

Definitely. Floating over the savannah at sunrise is breathtaking. You may see elephants, giraffes, and more from above, followed by a champagne breakfast in the wild.

What should I pack for a safari in Kenya?

Light clothing, a warm jacket, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, and a camera with zoom. Use soft bags for easier travel in safari vehicles.

Are meals included during the safari?

Yes. Meals are usually covered during your time in Masai Mara, including bush-style lunches. Nairobi hotels include breakfast, and dinners vary by day.