Masai Mara

Kenya safari for 6 nights at US$ 2,000 per person

2 nights at Panafric Hotel Nairobi, 2 nights at Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort and 2 nights at Enkorok Safari Camp Mara

Valid until 20 December 2024

Rates

Triple – US$ 1,800 per person per night

Double – US$ 2,000 per person per night

Single – US$ 2,740 per night

Children

Under 3 years – free of charge

3 to 12 years sharing with adults – US$ 870

Includes

Airport pick-up and drop-off

First and last night full-board day stay at Sarova Panafric Hotel Nairobi

2 nights full-board stay at Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

2 nights full-board stay at Enkorok Safari Camp Mara

Transportation between Nairobi-Naivasha-Mara-Nairobi

Game park fees, game drives, picnic lunch, sundowner

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6 Nights Kenya Wildlife Tour

2 nights at Sarova Panafric Hotel Nairobi, 2 nights at Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort and 2 nights at Enkorok Safari Camp Mara

Day 1 Nairobi – Sarova Panafric Hotel

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Your safari trip begins here. You will be met by a representative upon arrival in Nairobi at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport after the baggage area and then transferred by safari minibus to Sarova Panafric Hotel for an overnight stay. Day at leisure. This hotel is booked on full-board basis. It is highly recommended that you don’t venture outside of the hotel on your own unless you know the place very well or you are a frequent visitor to Kenya. In case, you feel like going out, please arrange your transport through the hotel.

Day 2 Naivasha – Lake Naivasha Sopa resort

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Check out after an early breakfast and depart from the hotel at 7am. We drive for 2 hours through the picturesque Great Rift Valley with one stop in between at the Viewpoint for refreshment and curio shopping. Drop-off and check into Lake Naivasha Country Club and have lunch. Later, take an afternoon leisurely drive through around Lake Naivasha. On 60 hectares of grassland surrounded by trees and set among giraffes and waterbucks, this relaxed resort is in a complex of brick and wood makuti cottages on the shore of Lake Naivasha. It’s 8 km from Crescent Island Game Sanctuary and 120 km from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. An airy lobby with skylights and exposed wood beams encircles a vibrant garden and connects to a lounge bar and a restaurant.

Day 3 Naivasha – Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

Hell's Gate National Park

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Awake to the noisy calls of the birds. After an early breakfast, we drive through to Hell’s Gate National Park, for a full morning of game viewing. Here you will have an opportunity to either go hiking or biking through the National Park. Visit the gorges inside the park. Gorges are small thin depressions of land mass where you can walk underneath. Some areas have formed caves where you can walk through. We return to camp later in the afternoon in time for lunch, dinner and overnight.

Day 4 Maasai Mara – Enkorok Safari Camp Mara

Safari Camp Mara

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Early breakfast and then drive for 4 hours to Maasai Mara. Please make sure to rise up early this day so that you can have a full breakfast and be at the lobby on time for your pick-up. A representative will meet you at Enkorok Safari Camp Mara. You have the option of storing at the hotel any unwanted personal belongings that you do not want to carry to the game lodge, if you wish so. You can claim them back on day 7 when you recheck into the hotel. Check-in and lunch at the lodge. Then head off on a game drive with your driver-guide. Return to Enkorok Safari Camp Mara for dinner and overnight at the lodge entertained by Maasai tribal warrior dance.

Day 5 Maasai Mara – Enkorok Safari Camp Mara

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Early morning game drive before breakfast for a primetime spotting of wildlife of Maasai Mara with a good chance of viewing a great chase and kill. Early mornings are the best time to view wild animals in Kenya. Maasai Mara is home to almost all the animals that you could ever witness in any other parts of Kenya. They can be photographed against the natural backdrop of Kenyan savannahs and possibly Mount Kenya. Back in time for breakfast. Later, head out on an afternoon game drive stopping at a viewpoint for a sundowner. Continue on a night game drive looking for nocturnal animals. Dinner and overnight at Keekorok Lodge.

Day 6 Nairobi – Sarova Panafric Hotel Nairobi

Rift Valley

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Early morning game drive, breakfast and then drive back to Nairobi. There will be stops in between to cater to your needs. Refreshments can be bought at the local kiosks. If doing shopping to buy Kenyan wood work, please bargain and bring the price to less than fifty percent. Explore and enjoy the awe-inspiring view enroute. The majestic view of the Great Rift Valley is unlike any other place on earth. It is a wilderness escape where you can savour the feeling of being in the wilds of Africa in the heart of thick forest but right at the doorstep of the city of Nairobi. Check into Sarova Panafric Hotel Nairobi again. Day at leisure.

Day 7 Nairobi – Depart

Final day. If you wish and if your flight timing permits, we can arrange a day tour for you on this day at an extra cost. The trip options are the following:

1) Nairobi national park

Nairobi National Park

Kenya Wildlife Tour

The first game reserve in Kenya was the Nairobi national park. It is the only wildlife park in the world that is closest to a capital city. The park is 6 miles from Nairobi. Set on the southern outskirts of Nairobi, it has 117 square kilometers of pristine savanna, grasslands, forests, wetlands and rocky valleys. The park offers the country’s most accessible and incongruous safari experience. This green city in the sun is a real contrast to the buzz of the city.

2) Karen Blixen museum and giraffe manor

Karen Blixen museum and Giraffe Manor

Kenya Wildlife Tour

The Danish author, Karen Blixen, lived in a farmhouse which is now the Karen Blixen Museum in Karen. She is best known as the author of Out of Africa. The Museum is half a mile from the Karen Country Club where guests can enjoy squash, tennis, golfing, as well as other activities. The Giraffe Manor is an exclusive boutique hotel reminiscent of the early European days in Kenya. In many ways, this small hotel still proudly and graciously keeps up the heritage of a bygone era.

3) Elephant Sheldrick orphanage

Elephant Sheldrick orphanage

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Soon after David Sheldrick’s death in 1977, Dr. Dame Daphne Sheldrick founded The Sheldrick Trust and set up one of the most remarkable elephant orphanages outside Nairobi in memory and honor of her late husband which is today a global force for wildlife conservation. It has become the centre for information on elephants and their conservation. Tsavo National Park has been home to the Trust’s field operations. It is also one of the pioneering conservation organisations in East Africa. Till date, it has remained faithful to its ideals and principles.

4) Kitengela glass factory

Kitengela glass factory

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Known for Kitengela Glass founded by Nani Croze in 1981, Kitengela is also home to Kitengela Hot Glass owned by Anselm Croze, her son. Kitengela Hot Glass and Kitengela Glass are separate ventures operated by Anselm and Nani Croze respectively. They have different galleries, furnaces, and workshops, but share the grounds. In addition, there is also the Kintengela Glass Research and Training Center. Anyone who wants to learn to make glass sculptures can take a course offered at the Kitengela Glass Research and Training Center.

5) Nairobi National Museum and gallery

Nairobi National Museum and Gallery

Kenya Wildlife Tour

In 1910, some enthusiastic naturalists and colonial settlers instigated Nairobi National Museum, as we know it today, to keep their collections of various specimens. In 1929, the then government set aside land for the construction of a museum at Museum Hill. The 22nd day of September 1930 saw the official opening of the museum. In honor of the former Governor of Kenya, Sir Robert Coryndon, they named it Coryndon Museum. But they renamed it on the attainment of independence in 1963 as the National Museum of Kenya.

6) Bomas of Kenya

Bomas of Kenya

Kenya Wildlife Tour

Kenya in miniature representing the country on a small scale can be seen at Bomas of Kenya. While for foreigners, Bomas of Kenya consist of traditional virtual villages and mud huts spread over many acres each representing the remote communities of the country, for residents, it is a spectacular afternoon out. Hence, it is a very popular tourist attraction for foreigners and locals alike. In 2003, the Bomas of Kenya hosted the National Constitutional Conference’s first meeting. It produced the Bomas Draft of the new constitution making it a high-profile historical site. Bomas of Kenya is situated 10km from the city center of Nairobi.

7) Nairobi railway museum

Nairobi Railway Museum

Kenya Wildlife Tour

A fascinating introduction to an important piece of the colonial history of Kenya can be found in Nairobi Railway Museum. It narrates the tale of the railway construction through the whole stretch of the period from the annexation of the country as a British protectorate, to the freedom struggle and independence. The undertaking led to the creation of Nairobi. The Museum is on Station Road at Nairobi station’s northwest end. It is near the Technical University of Kenya, that crosses the main line at Uhuru Highway.

Alternatively, you can relax at the hotel and enjoy a swim at the pool. At the time of departure, you will be met and transferred to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for homebound flight.

Safari ends here.

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