DETAILS OF SAFARI
Departure: Nairobi
Dates: Available everyday
(from July to March)
Time: Departure time is around 6:00 AM
Participants: 8 for a Jeep
Duration: 7 Days (6 nights)
7 DAYS SAFARI PARK: MASAI MARA + NAIVASHA LAKE + AMBOSELI + TSAVO WEST + TSAVO EAST
7-day safari (6 nights) departing from Nairobi.
Jeep safari with overnight stay in a lodge or tented camp, accompanied by a local English speaking guide.
Visit to the parks in order: Masai Mara, Nakuru Lake, Amboseli, Tsavo East, Tsavo West.
7 days that will remain in your memory forever!
The package is all inclusive: transfers, park entrances and overnight stays.
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SAFARI PROGRAM
DAY 1 - MASAI MARA
Departure from Nairobi back to Watamu
Pick up at the Resort or directly at the Airport
06:00 AM Meeting and departure towards the Masai Mara National Park
As soon as you arrive at the park you start the first Game Drive
Return to the Lodge or Tented camp for lunch
Lunch and a little relaxation
Start a new game drive
Return to the Lodge at sunset
DAY 2 - MASAI MARA
06:00 AM Alarm clock and Breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for a new Game drive
Lunch in the park with a picnic
Return to the Lodge at sunset
Buffet dinner and overnight stay
DAY 3 - NAIVASHA LAKE
06:00 AM Alarm clock and breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for the Naivasha Lake reserve
During the journey we stop for lunch
Arrive at Naivasha Lake we depart for Crescent Island for a walk Safari
Return to the Lodge at sunset
Buffet dinner and overnight stay
DAY 4 - AMBOSELI
06:00 AM Alarm clock and Breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for Amboseli National park
During the journey we stop for lunch
Arrived at the Park we leave for the game drive
Return to the Lodge at sunset
Buffet dinner and overnight stay
DAY 5 - TSAVO WEST
06:00 AM Alarm clock and Breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for Tsavo West National park
12:00 PM Arrived at the Lodge – Tended Camp
12:30 PM Lunch and Relaxing until 15:30
04:00 PM Second game drive starts until sunset
08:00 PM Dinner and overnight stay
DAY 6 - TSAVO EAST
06:00 AM Alarm clock and Breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for Tsavo East National park
As soon as you arrive at the park you start the first Game Drive
12:30 PM Arrived at the Lodge – Tended Camp
01:00 PM Lunch and Relaxing until 15:30
04:00 PM Second game drive starts until sunset
08:00 PM Dinner and overnight stay
DAY 7 - TSAVO EAST
06:00 AM Alarm clock and Breakfast
06:30 AM Departure for the last game drive
Return to the lodge for Lunch
Departure direction of your resort on the coast in Watamu, or Mombasa, Malindi Airport
Arrival scheduled around 17:00
WHY CHOOSE THIS SAFARI
GENERAL INFORMATIONS
Visit the main parks of Kenya and learn about the beauty of every landscape, colors and different nature at each stop
Fully experience the nature of Kenya in all its expressions.
Possibility of sighting the BIG 5
Ideal as a honeymoon, to be associated with a few days at sea
Possibility to visit MASAI villages during the trip
The professional guide who will accompany you speaks English very well
The treatment in selected lodges / tented camps is full board (drinks not included)
All used vehicles, jeeps or minibuses, have a sunroof to ensure a 360 ° view during game drives
Water will be available for free during game drives
THE TSAVO EAST PARK
Lo Tsavo East National Tsavo East National Park is one of the must-see destinations for those who want to spot animals and is characterized by its famous red earth.
It is the classic landscape of the African savannah, it has a lower and more sparse vegetation than in Tsavo West but for this reason it is easier to spot the animals.
There you can find elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, gazelles, impalas, baboons, dik-diks, caracals, buffaloes, hyenas and a wide variety of birds.
TSAVO WEST PARK
Tsavo West National Park includes a great variety of landscapes, from swamps to natural springs, from rocky peaks to undulating plains, compared to Tsavo East has a more humid climate.
Tsavo West National Park includes lions, elephants, hyenas, leopards, cheetahs, gazelles, impalas, black rhinos, zebras, oryxes, giraffes immersed in boundless spaces, one of the most beautiful parks in Kenya.
Tsavo West park is famous for “man-eating lions”, male lions without mane
THE AMBOSELI PARK
The Amboseli National Park is one of the most famous parks in Kenya and is known as “the land of the giants” for its many elephants.
In addition to the great variety of landscapes, we pass from the arid and barren savannah to the freshwater marshes, from the plains of grasses and shrubs to the reeds rich in reeds, its great charm is also due to the Kilimanjaro (5895 m) that stands out in the background.
The large number of ponds where animals go to drink and cool off and its low vegetation ensures the sighting of numerous animals
Inside the park, in addition to the elephants, you can also see rhinos, gazelles, impalas, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, hippos, ostriches, zebras, giraffes and a wide variety of birds.
THE NAIVASHA LAKE PARK
The Naivasha Lake reserve is located at the lake and the small town of the same name in Naivasha.
The lake is located at an altitude of 1884 meters and is home to countless animal species, including more than 400 species of birds and an important population of hippos.
The area is characterized by an extremely variable climate, even precipitations of strong intensity are possible which make this place particularly fascinating and mysterious.
THE MASAI MARA PARK
The Masai Mara National Reserve is the most famous park in Kenya, its bronze-colored and animal-filled savannas have been the backdrop for countless films and documentaries
ter density of lions, the Masai Mara is rich in animals that inhabit it .. cheetahs, leopards, spotted hyenas, jackals, caracals, black rhinos, elephants, warthogs, vultures, Masai giraffes, wildebeest, zebras, impalas, antelopes , cervicapre, water antelopes and various species of gazelles.
The Masai Mara can be visited all year round, however the best time to spot the largest number of animals is the period of wildebeest migration (July and August) when over a million wildebeests and zebras leave the Serengeti, crossing the Mara River to reach richer pastures in the Masai Mara becoming the target of predators including lions, crocodiles and cheetahs.