Samburu National Reserve.

Tucked away in the rugged, semi-arid region of northern Kenya, Samburu National Reserve is a hidden gem famous for its striking landscapes and exceptional wildlife. What truly sets Samburu apart is its population of rare and endemic species, often referred to as the “Samburu Special Five”: the Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk, and Beisa Oryx

Nakuru National Park

 A jewel of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru is renowned for its stunning population of flamingoes that paint the shoreline pink. It's also a sanctuary for endangered wildlife, including the rare Rothschild giraffe, both black and white rhinos, and over 450 species of birds—making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.

Lake Naivasha

Known for its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife, Lake Naivasha is a true paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers. This freshwater lake, nestled in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, is home to over 400 species of birds. Visitors can take a peaceful boat ride across the lake to observe hippos in their natural habitat. Explore the birds' species and hippos at their natural habitat

Masai Mara

where the annual wildlife migration takes place, is famously known as the 7th wonder of the world! The vast savannah is home to iconic wildlife, including black-manned lions, majestic elephants, immense herds of buffalo, endangered black rhinos, and one of the highest concentrations of plains game anywhere in Africa. You’ll also encounter gnus, graceful Masai giraffes, and, with a bit of luck, the elusive leopards.A highlight of the experience is a visit to the legendary Mara River. If timed right, we may witness the dramatic river crossing—an unforgettable spectacle as thousands of gnus, zebras, and other plains game brave the crocodile-infested waters in their relentless pursuit of greener

Amboseli National Park

Nestled at the foot of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. The park’s unique ecosystem stretches across the Kenya-Tanzania border and is renowned as the premier destination for viewing free-ranging elephants up close, along with a rich variety of other wildlife species.

Amboseli offers more than just exceptional game viewing. Visitors have the opportunity to engage with the vibrant Masai culture and enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro—the world’s tallest free-standing mountain. The park’s terrain is a striking contrast of swampy springs and dry, dusty plains, all sustained by an endless underground water supply that filters through thousands of feet of volcanic rock from the mountain above.

Diani Beach, Kenya.

Diani Beach welcomes you, where your all-inclusive coastal escape begins at Diani Beach Resort. Settle in, feel the warm ocean breeze, and unwind in paradise as you ease into five nights of tropical bliss.

It’s one of Africa’s most distinguished beach destinations. Fringed by pristine white sands and the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean, Diani offers an unparalleled combination of natural beauty, tranquility, and refined coastal charm.Its calm waters and coral reefs make it a haven for snorkeling, diving, and a wide range of water sports, while its palm-lined shores invite peaceful moments of rest and reflection. Diani is home to a selection of world-class resorts, boutique hotels, and exclusive villas, all complemented by fine dining establishments and excellent hospitality.

Mombasa City

A half  a day city tour

Welcome to Mombasa! There is a rhythm to the name itself. You sense an excitement, a musical quality, in the way people talk and move and in the tapping hammers of the Old Town, where craftsmen beat out brass fittings for elaborately carved chests. The odours of scent, dust, coffee and camphor wood hang in the air of this torrid and humid island city linked by causeways to the west, ferry services to the south and the Nyali bridge to the northern coast

A huge double arch made of four sheet-metal tusks spans Moi Avenue as a welcome gateway to visitors coming from Kilindini harbor or the port of Mombasa. This symbol of the wealth of Africa was erected in 1952 in honor of a British royal visit. Nearby, Uhuru Gardens (freedom) Fountain is built in the shape of the African continent.

Day 1: Nairobi =>Samburu National Reserve

Start your Kenya big 5 safari day with an early breakfast. Thereafter depart for the breathtaking Samburu Game Reserve, where you’ll arrive just in time for lunch. After  lunch relax at the camp swimming pool, thereafter  embark on an unforgettable evening game drive from 16:00 to 18:00 hrs. Overnight: Samburu Simba Lodge or equivalent (FB)

Day 2: Samburu National Reserve

After an early breakfast, depart for a game drive in Samburu in search of the rare species in this magnificent landscape of northern Kenya. The morning game drive will cover around 4 hours, then back for lunch. After lunch, relax until 16 hours, and then proceed for another evening game drive until 18 hours. overnight at  Samburu Simba Lodge or equivalent (FB)

Day 3: Samburu=>Nakuru National Park

Early breakfast, thereafter departing for Nakuru. On the way, have a stop at the Equator, then proceed to Nyahururu for our lunch break. After lunch, drive through the Kenyan highlands, which are very famous for coffee and tea plantations. Have a stop at the Great Rift Valley viewpoint and another stopover at one of the tea plantations; thereafter, proceed to Nakuru. overnight at Eagle Palace Hotel or equivalent (FB).

Day 4: Lake Nakuru National Park

After breakfast, depart for Lake Nakuru National Park, which has prolific birdlife including pelicans, storks, etc., not forgetting other animal species like buffaloes, Rothschild giraffes, white rhinos, black rhinos, plains game, and cats like lions. After the morning game, relax for our picnic lunch break inside the park; thereafter, proceed for an evening game drive until 18 hours. Overnight at the Eagle Palace Hotel or equivalent (FB)

Day 5: Nakuru National Park => Park=>Masai Mara

After breakfast, depart for Masai Mara. We shall have our lunch en route and then proceed to the Mara, arriving there on time for our evening game drive. Overnight at Sarova Mara or Ashnil Mara camp (FB)

Day 6: Masai Mara National Reserve

After breakfast, depart for our full-day game drive in the Mara. Whoever likes to do a balloon safari (optional) in Mara, there is an opportunity. A balloon safari combines one and a half hours of flight, a champagne breakfast, and an on-route game drive back to the lodge or camp, or hook up with the rest for a full-day game drive until 18 hrs.

 Overnight at Sarova Mara or Ashnil Mara camp (FB)

Day 7: Masai Mara National Reserve

Early breakfast, then proceed for another full-day game drive in the Mara: The landscape here is scenic Savannah grassland with rolling hills. Masai Mara is renowned for the black-maned lions, elephants, herds of buffaloes, black rhinos, the high concentration of plains game, gnus, Masai giraffes, and, by luck, leopards. This full-day game drive will take us to the Mara River, whereby, by the right season and chance, we shall have the opportunity to view the spectacular scenery as gnus, zebras, and other plain game cross the Mara River! . Overnight: Sarova Mara or Ashnil Mara camp (FB)

Day 8: Masai Mara=>Lake Naivasha

After breakfast, visit a Masai village and then proceed to Naivasha, arriving in time for lunch.

In the evening, have a boat ride at Lake Naivasha as we explore the birds’ lives and hippos in their natural habitat. Overnight at Fish Eagles Inn or equivalent. (FB)

Day 9: Lake Naivasha => Naivasha=>Amboseli National Park

After breakfast, depart for Amboseli National Park, arriving there in time for lunch. After our leisurely lunch break, proceed for our evening game drive until 18 hrs.

This park is the home of elephants, wildebeests (gnu), buffaloes, gazelles, lions, cheetahs, monkey families, and rare bird species. In the early evening, the clouds cleared, exposing the snow-capped dome of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Overnight: Kibo Safari Camp or equivalent. (FB)

Day 10: Amboseli National Park.

After breakfast, proceed for an early morning game drive until 12 hours, after which return for lunch. After lunch, relax, followed by another game drive around 18 hrs. Overnight-Kibo Safari Camp or Equivalent (FB)

Day 11: Amboseli=>Tsavo East National Park

After breakfast, depart for Tsavo East, arriving there in time for lunch, and thereafter, an evening game drive shall follow until 18 hrs.

. Overnight at Tsavo Sentrim camp or equivalent (FB)

Day 12: Tsavo East National Park

After breakfast, proceed for a morning game drive, which will take us up to the Luggard Falls. The falls are named after the first British governor of East Africa, the British protectorate. This spectacular natural feature is found in the park, where the Galana River plunges into gorges, creating multi-colored rocks and spectacular, magnificent, and evocative landscapes! Other attractions found along the river are hippos and crocodiles. Thereafter, go back to the lodge or camp for lunch. After lunch, relax until 16 hours for an evening game drive until 18 hours.

Overnight-Sentrim camp or equivalent (FB)

Day 13: Tsavo East=>Diani Beach-Kenya

Day 14: After breakfast, proceeds for a half day Mombasa city tour.Overnight:Diani Sea Resort(AI)

Day 15: After breakfast, depart to the Airport for a flight back home

*This itinerary can also be customized into categories that resonate well with your preference. Kindly contact us for more information

Price Inclusive

• English, German, French & speaking Guides as preferred
• Park fees, all airstrip transfers, inland flight
• Accommodation in a tented camp or lodge.
  Transport in Safari Jeep or Bus depending on guests preference.

Not inclusive

• Visit of the Masai village (optional)
• Any items of personal needs & gratitudes
• International flight
  Balloon Safari (optional): 450$ per
• person; however, extra explanation on the itinerary can be requested.

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