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Your Journey, Step by Step
Your trip to Kenya starts as soon as you land in Nirobi. Upon your arrival, our team members will be there to welcome you at the airport.
Once you finish the process, we will escort you to your hotel. After you get the time to refresh at your hotel, if time allows, you will go on a short tour around the area.
After an early morning breakfast at your hotel, you will visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife. There you can learn about elephant conservation efforts and the Giraffe Centre to feed and interact with endangered Rothschild giraffes.
After spending some time there, you will head to the Karen Blixen Museum, which is home of the famous Out of Africa author and visit the Kazuri Bead Center to see beautiful handmade crafts. You will return to your hotel after having dinner at some local restaurants.
After breakfast, you will go to the airport to catch a flight to Maasai Mara National Reserve. From Nirobi, the flight to Maasai Mara will approximately take an hour.
After landing, you will be accommodated at your hotel. You can relax for the rest of the day at your lodge or go explore the nearby areas.
Today you will go on a full-day Maasai Mara Safari where you will have the opportunity to spot the big five, like lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinoceros. You will have picnic lunch on the safari. Later in the evening, you will return back to your lodge and relax.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will go on a thrilling game drive and then visit the local Maasai Mara village. You will have the opportunity to learn about their local traditions, cultures and lifestyle in the village.
You will return to your lodge in the afternoon for lunch. Later in the evening, you can go on another game drive to catch more wildlife action.
After an early morning breakfast, you will leave Maasai Mara for Lake Naivasha. From Maasai Mara, the drive to Lake Naivasha will approximately take 5 hours. In the evening, you will take a boat ride on Lake Naivasha to spot hippos and various bird species.
After an early morning breakfast, you will drive from Lake Naivasha to Amboseli National Park. The drive will approximately take 5 hours.
After you arrive in Amboseli National Park, you will check into your lodge and rest, followed by a late afternoon game drive with the magnificent Mount Kilimanjaro as your backdrop.
After an early morning breakfast today, you will go on a full-day safari to Amboseli National Park. You will do a full-day safari with morning and afternoon game drives. Amboseli is renowned for its elephant herds and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
After breakfast, you will drive back to Nairobi, which will approximately take 4 to 5 hours. You can relax in your hotel for the rest of the day or go to explore nearby areas.
After breakfast, our team will drive you to the airport for your flight home. We hope you bring bundles of good memories home.
What’s Covered in Your Adventure
Your Journey, Step by Step
Wildebeest Eco Camp, Nairobi
Wildebeest Eco Camp, situated in the center of Nairobi, provides a distinctive fusion of sustainability and luxury. Only a short distance from the city, this eco-friendly camp offers a peaceful haven surrounded by beautiful nature.
The camp offers nice, well-furnished tents with contemporary conveniences, including soft mattresses and private toilets. Despite being close to Nairobi’s main attractions, guests may still enjoy peaceful surroundings.
Through the use of locally sourced materials, solar electricity, and garbage recycling, the eco-camp also encourages sustainable habits. Wildebeest Eco Camp guarantees a peaceful and environmentally responsible stay, whether you’re coming back from a day of discovery or simply unwinding in the camp.
Olimba Mara Camp, Maasai Mara
This camp is located in the Maasai Mara and provides roomy, luxurious tents with expansive views of the surrounding landscape. With king-size beds, private bathrooms, and expansive windows that let in natural light, every tent is made to be comfortable.
The camp provides a close-up encounter with nature, and the nighttime sounds of wildlife enhance the enjoyment. With cozy seats and a bar serving refreshments, the camp’s main lounge room is the ideal place to unwind after a day of game drives.
Sweet Lake Resort, Lake Naivasha
Among lush gardens and abundant wildlife, the resort provides cozy lodgings by the lake with breathtaking views of the water. With contemporary conveniences like air conditioning, private balconies, and en-suite bathrooms, guests may select from a variety of lodging options, including spacious lakefront suites and comfortable cottages.
The resort’s serene ambiance makes it the perfect place to unwind, whether you’re strolling about the grounds or taking a leisurely boat ride on the lake. Additionally, Sweet Lake Resort provides eating establishments with lake views that serve both regional and foreign fare.
Amboseli Sopa Lodge, Amboseli National Park
While staying in cozy lodgings, Amboseli Sopa Lodge offers a remarkable chance to take in the splendor of Mount Kilimanjaro. With its traditional African style, the lodge’s large rooms and breathtaking views of the mountain and savannah are meant to fit in with the surrounding environment.
Modern conveniences like mosquito nets, private toilets, and huge windows that let guests take in expansive views of the local animals are all included in the accommodations. Visitors can unwind at the bar while seeing elephants and other distant creatures, while the lodge’s restaurant offers delectable dishes, including regional delicacies.
June to October is the ideal time of year to go on safari in Kenya. Since animals congregate around water sources during the dry season, seeing wildlife is simpler during this time. These months usually have warm, bright weather, which makes them ideal for outdoor pursuits like game drives.
One of the world’s most amazing wildlife spectacles, the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, also takes place during the dry season. Millions of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles migrate each year in quest of new grazing areas, and tourists are drawn to the sight of the animals’ daring river crossings over the Mara River. Seeing this migration and the ensuing predators makes your Kenyan safari even more special and memorable.
Hot Air Balloon Safari: Add a Hot Air Balloon Safari to your trip for a Maasai Mara adventure that will never be forgotten. Enjoy breathtaking aerial views of the wildlife and terrain below as you glide serenely over the savannah at daybreak. You can view herds of elephants, wildebeests, and other creatures from a different angle during this calm flight. The experience is further enhanced by the opportunity for visitors to partake in a celebratory champagne brunch in the center of the Mara. The hot air balloon flight is the ideal method to take amazing pictures and see the park from a different perspective.
Cultural Dinner: Enjoy a cultural dinner in a typical Maasai community to round off your trip. You can find out about the rich culture of the Maasai while indulging in local specialties during this interactive tour. The evening offers a greater knowledge of the community’s past through live performances, including traditional dances and ceremonies. It’s a fantastic chance to get to know the Maasai people, learn about their traditions, and have a traditional meal in a joyful atmosphere. Your Kenyan journey is enhanced by the cultural supper, which combines local delicacies, information, and entertainment.
Do’s
Always follow your guide’s instructions for safety and better wildlife viewing.
Keep quiet and stay calm to avoid startling the animals.
Respect wildlife by maintaining a safe distance and not feeding them.
Bring essentials like sunscreen, a camera, binoculars, and water.
Wear neutral-colored clothing to blend into the environment.
Be patient and enjoy the surroundings, as animals may take time to appear.
Don’ts
Never leave the vehicle without permission from your guide.
Avoid making loud noises that could disturb the animals.
Don’t feed the animals, as it harms their health and behavior.
Don’t use flash photography, as it can startle wildlife and ruin photos.
Never approach or chase animals; always respect their space.
Dispose of trash properly and avoid leaving litter behind.
Your Questions, Answered
No, airfare is not included in the package. However, we can assist with flight bookings or help you find the best available options based on your departure city.
Yes, the itinerary can be customized to fit your preferences. Whether you want to add extra days, adjust activities, or change accommodations, we’ll work with you to tailor the tour to your needs.
Yes, the safari can be suitable for families. While game drives are exciting and educational, children should be supervised and guided at all times. We can also recommend family-friendly accommodations and activities.
We recommend packing comfortable, neutral-colored clothing for blending into the environment. Bring sunscreen, a camera, binoculars, a hat, sunglasses, and insect repellent. Sturdy shoes for walking and a light jacket for cool mornings and evenings are also advised.
The best time to visit is during the dry season, which runs from June to October. This is when wildlife viewing is at its best, as animals congregate around water sources and the landscape is easier to navigate.
Yes, breakfast is included every day, along with select lunches and dinners at the lodges or local restaurants. We provide a range of meals, including local Kenyan cuisine, to ensure an authentic experience.
Yes, the accommodations are comfortable and selected to ensure a balance of comfort and adventure. Lodges such as Olimba Mara Camp, Sweet Lake Resort, and Amboseli Sopa Lodge offer modern amenities while providing an immersive African safari experience.
Yes, both the Hot Air Balloon Safari and Cultural Dinner can be added to your itinerary in advance. Please inform us ahead of time, and we’ll make the necessary arrangements.
While sightings can never be guaranteed, Maasai Mara and Amboseli are renowned for their abundant wildlife, and you’ll have great opportunities to spot the Big Five during your safari.
While there is no formal dress code, we recommend wearing light, neutral-colored clothing to avoid attracting too much attention from the wildlife. Closed-toe shoes are ideal for game drives and walking excursions.
For safety reasons, guests are not allowed to leave the safari vehicle without prior permission from the guide. Always stay inside the vehicle unless directed otherwise by your guide.
The safari will be conducted in 4×4 vehicles designed for comfort and visibility during game drives. These vehicles provide great views and are equipped to handle the rough terrain of the parks.
If the weather is unfavorable, such as heavy rain or storms, game drives may be adjusted or delayed. However, safari vehicles are equipped to handle various conditions, and your guide will ensure your safety and comfort throughout the journey.
Guests are generally not encouraged to bring their own food and drinks, as the lodges provide meals. However, you are welcome to bring snacks for personal consumption, especially for long drives or game drives. Alcoholic beverages may also be brought in moderation.
There are no specific age restrictions, but children should be supervised at all times. If you have any concerns about traveling with young children, please consult with us, and we can ensure that the trip is comfortable and safe for your family.
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