Arrive at Nairobi airport and a private vehicle will transfer you to your hotel. Check into the hotel and enjoy the day at leisure.

In a country known for wilderness and wildlife, Nairobi is the cosmopolitan heart. Take in the essential city sights and make time to dig deeper into wildlife, culture, and cuisine. Whether you’re watching a traditional dance performance or spotting giraffes at the edge of the city, this is where Kenya’s magnificent nature meets urban culture.

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Accommodation in Nairobi

Start your day early with a drive towards Masai Mara.

Drive towards towards Kenya's fertile highlands and head down the rift escarpment on the road built by Italian prisoners of war during World War II. On the way, spot the charming chapel built at the foot of the escarpment. Pass the impressive Longonot earth satellite station as you head across the valley to Narok. Continue your travels across acres of wheat and barley fields.

Reach Masai Mara in time for lunch. Check in at the accommodation and proceed for the first game drive.

Kenya’s most popular nature reserve is renowned for its impressive number of big cats, most notably lions, though you may spot the odd cheetah as well. The Serengeti plains, irrigated by the River Mara, make up much of the park and sustain huge populations of migratory animals, including wildebeest, giraffes and zebras. 4WD safaris at different times of the day will ensure you get the most out of your visit.

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Accommodation in Masai Mara

After an early breakfast, depart for a morning game drive.

The enormous reserve is actually part of the vast Serengeti plains famously known for its spectacular great wildebeest migrations and its home for the big five- lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino. 

Return to the accommodation by mid-morning. Later, after lunch, set off on an afternoon game drive and visit the Masai Village where you can find out how the indigenous Maasai live with and from the land in one of their villages dotted around the reserve. 

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Accommodation in Masai Mara

After breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park, one of the finest national parks of Kenya.

Travel across the ‘breadbasket’ of Kenya, where acres of wheat and barley litter the landscape as you head north to Narok, the district headquarters of this part of Masailand. Travel across the vast plains on the floor of the Rift Valley, keeping an eye out for herds of giraffe and gazelle as you head up the Mai-Mahiu.

Arrive in Lake Nakuru and check in at the accommodation. Later, proceed for an afternoon game drive.

Made up of the lake itself and the rocky caves and bushy grassland that surrounds it, Lake Nakuru National Park especially draws visitors looking to see pink flamingos, as there may be as many as 2 million lesser and great flamingos seen around the edges of the lake at a given time. The park is also home to many water-loving animals such as hippos and waterbucks. It is also a national rhino sanctuary and is the best place in Kenya to see protected black and white rhinos. 

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Accommodation in Lake Nakuru

After an early breakfast, enjoy a boat ride in Lake Naivasha. While on the boat ride, enjoy bird watching, eagle feeding, and hippo viewing. 

Later, transfer to Amboseli from Lake Nakuri via Nairobi. Arrive in Amboseli and check in at the accommodation.

Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya’s most popular nature reserves. This wide stretch of savannah and swampland encompasses the largely dry Lake Amboseli, and much of it is within sight of Tanzania’s mighty snow-capped Kilimanjaro. Complementing this awe-inspiring landscape are mighty herds of elephants, the park's biggest draw.

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Accommodation in Amboseli

After breakfast, proceed for a full-day game drive at Amboseli National Park.

Most famous for its stunning views of Africa's highest mountain, Mt. Kilimanjaro, the park offers photographers the rare opportunity to snap photos of wild animals against the startling backdrop of Africa's most famous mountain. The park is home to a large resident population of Burchell’s zebras. Other herbivores include Thomson’s and Grants gazelles, buffalo, warthog, Maasai giraffe, impala, water buck and dik-dik. Baboons and Vervet monkeys inhabit the scarce woodlands. Carnivores are represented by lions, spotted hyenas, wild cats, jackals, caracals and cheetahs.

With regards to birds, more than 400 species of birds have been registered, among which outstand pelican, flamingo, kingfisher, and many more.

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Accommodation in Amboseli

After breakfast, a private vehicle will transfer you to Nairobi Airport where you will catch a flight back home.

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