Nairobi National Park: Just outside the city centre, Nairobi National Park is an ideal first stop on your journey. It is a unique wildlife park where you can spot various animals such as giraffes, zebras, lions, and rhinos. Take a game drive and immerse yourself in the beauty of East Africa's wildlife.

The Great Rift Valley: The Great Rift Valley is a massive geological feature that runs through East Africa. It's a beautiful place to see, and you'll get some amazing views from the road.

Thika Town: As you leave Nairobi, you will pass through Thika town. Thika is known for its pineapple plantations and the Thika Falls, a beautiful waterfall located a short distance from the town.

Mount Kenya: As you continue your journey, you will have views of Mount Kenya, Africa's second-highest mountain. If weather permits, you may catch a glimpse of its snow-capped peaks. Mount Kenya is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an excellent spot for hiking and wildlife viewing.

Nanyuki: Nanyuki is a town located at the base of Mount Kenya. It serves as a gateway to various safari destinations in the area. You can take a break here and explore the town's vibrant markets and enjoy stunning views of the mountain.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy: Along the way, you have the option to visit the renowned Ol Pejeta Conservancy. This conservancy is home to various wildlife, including the Big Five (elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, and Cape buffalos). Ol Pejeta is also known for its chimpanzee sanctuary, where rescued chimps are rehabilitated.

Isiolo: As you approach Meru National Park, you will pass through the town of Isiolo. Isiolo is a vibrant trading centre and a melting pot of different cultures. It is an excellent place to stop for a meal and interact with the locals.

Meru National Park: Finally, you will arrive at Meru National Park, one of Kenya's lesser-known but stunning wildlife reserves. Meru National Park, a park in Kenya located east of Meru town, 350 km (220 mi) from Nairobi. It covers an area of 870 km2 (340 sq mi). Meru is famous for its diverse landscapes, including rivers, swamps, and savannahs. It is home to a wide range of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, and numerous bird species. Take a game drive or guided walking safari to explore this beautiful park.

Arrival and Check-in: Arriving at Meru National Park, you will be greeted by the array of seeming wildlife and picturesque scenery of the park. Meru is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including the Big Five (lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes), as well as Grevy's zebras, reticulated giraffes, and Beisa oryx. The park also has a variety of landscapes, including forests, grasslands, and swamps.

Afternoon Drives: After lunch you’ll have embark on afternoon safari at Meru National Park which is a great way to see abundant wildlife eye catching birds and experience many more variety of adventurous activities such as:

 Game drives: This is the most popular activity in the park. You will drive through the park in an open-top vehicle, looking for wildlife.

 Bush walks: This is a great way to get up close to the wildlife. You will walk with an armed guide through the park, looking for animals.

 Hot air balloon rides: This is a unique way to see the park. You will take a hot air balloon ride over the park, giving you stunning views of the landscape and wildlife.

 Bird watching: Meru National Park is a great place for birdwatching, with over 400 species of birds recorded. Some of the most popular birds to see in the park include:

-Somali ostrich: This is the largest bird in Africa, and it is only found in a few places in Kenya.

-Vulturine guineafowl: This bird is named for its vulture-like appearance, and it is a rare and endangered species.

-Hinde's pied babbler: This is a small and colourful bird that is difficult to see, but it is a real treat if you do spot it.

-African fish eagle: This iconic bird is found near water, and it is a master fisherman.

-Yellow-necked spurfowl: This noisy bird is common in the park, and it is a delight to watch.

The best time for birdwatching in Meru National Park is from November to April, when the migrant birds from Europe and North Africa are present. This coincides with the breeding season when many species are nesting.

There are a few different places to go birdwatching in Meru National Park. The Rumuruti River is a good place to see water birds, such as African fish eagles and kingfishers. The Ngobit Swamp is a great place to see wading birds, such as herons and egrets. And the Shola Forest is a good place to see forest birds, such as sunbirds and hornbills.

Evening Game Drives: In the evening, expect a cinematic view of the sunset at the park as you set to your hotel. The serene environment as you drive towards the lodge provides a calm and fun-filled experience. Animals are often seen rushing to their places of sleeping. Birds are seen flying low skies to their nests. You’ll also have a nice view scenery of the Meru National Park.

At the evening hours, expect to see the cinematic view of the sunset adding flavour and fun filled experience to your safari. Evenings at Meru are always are always astonishing beautiful.

Overnight & Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel as you set to enjoy your camping and bonfires. You’ll have an option for tented camping at the park and bonfires alongside as you enjoy the cool breeze. Enjoy the breeze of the park as you watch out for more night animals and birds at the camp.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Early Morning Drive: The day starts with an early morning game drive when the animals are most active. You will set out in a safari vehicle accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who will help you spot the park's wildlife. Look out for elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, buffalos, and various antelope species. The park is also known for its large population of reticulated giraffes.

Breakfast: After the morning drive, you’ll be driven back to the hotel for breakfast which will be provided at hotel as well as get the necessary preparations in place for the day’s Safari. You’ll have time to freshen up after breakfast and also prepare for the mid-morning drive.

Mid-Morning Drive: After breakfast, prepare to embark on a thrilling game drive at Meru National Park. A full day safari at Meru National Park is an incredible experience that allows you to explore the park's diverse landscapes and encounter its abundant wildlife. Here is what you can expect on a full day safari at Meru National Park:

Rhino Sanctuary: Meru National Park is home to a successful rhino sanctuary, where both black and white rhinos are protected. Your guide will take you to the sanctuary, where you can observe these magnificent creatures up close and learn about the conservation efforts in place to protect them.

Beautiful Scenery: Exploring the Park's Rivers and Waterfalls: Meru National Park is crisscrossed by several rivers, including the Tana River. Your guide will take you to these riverside locations, where you can see hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. If the season is right, you may also have the opportunity to witness the stunning waterfalls within the park.

Picnic Lunch: Midway through the day, you will stop at a designated picnic site within the park to enjoy a delicious packed lunch. This is another opportunity to relax, soak in the surroundings, and reflect on the amazing wildlife encounters you have had so far. Lunch amidst the wildlife in their natural habitat provides a chilling experience, consider it optional whereas you can be driven back to the hotel for lunch.

Nature Walks and Birdwatching: In addition to the game drives, many lodges and camps within the park offer guided nature walks. These walks allow you to explore the smaller details of the park's ecosystem, learn about the medicinal uses of various plants, and spot smaller wildlife such as birds, butterflies, and insects.

Sundowner and Evening Game Drive: As the day begins to wind down, you will have the chance to enjoy a sundowner, a refreshing drink served against the backdrop of a stunning Meru sunset. Afterward, you will embark on an evening game drive, an excellent time to spot nocturnal animals such as hyenas, porcupines, and genets.

Return to the Lodge: After a full day of adventure and wildlife encounters, you will return to your lodge or camp within the park. Here, you can relax and reflect on the day's experiences while enjoying a delicious dinner and sharing stories around a campfire.

Overnight & Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel as you set to enjoy your camping and bonfires. You’ll have an option for tented camping at the park and bonfires alongside as you enjoy the cool breeze. Enjoy the breeze of the park as you watch out for more night animals and birds at the camp.

Meals: Breakfast

Early Morning Drive: The day starts with an early morning game drive when the animals are most active. You will set out in a safari vehicle accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who will help you spot the park's wildlife. Look out for elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, buffalos, and various antelope species. The park is also known for its large population of reticulated giraffes.

Check-Out: After the morning drive, you’ll be driven back to the hotel for breakfast and as well as get the necessary preparations in place for check-out at Meru National Park. You’ll have time to freshen up after breakfast and also prepare for the mid-morning drive. A safari back to the city from Meru National Park promises a thrilling adventure through the picturesque landscapes of Kenya. As you embark on this incredible journey, here’s a vivid picture of what you can expect

From Meru National Park, you'll find yourself immersed in the raw beauty of one of Kenya's largest and most diverse wildlife sanctuaries. From the vast savannah plains to the lush forests and meandering rivers, Meru National Park is home to a rich array of wildlife, including lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and a wide variety of bird species.

As you traverse through the park, accompanied by experienced guides, you'll have the opportunity to witness fascinating wildlife encounters up close. The park's dense vegetation and tranquil settings make it a perfect oasis for observing animals in their natural habitat.

Leaving Meru National Park behind, your journey continues as you venture towards Nairobi, Kenya's vibrant capital city. Along the way, you'll witness the changing landscapes, from the lush greenery of the Aberdare Mountain range to the sweeping plains of the Great Rift Valley.

Drop off: Arrival at Nairobi, you will be dropped at the hotel/airport by our driver in 4x4 land cruiser taking a moment of all the safari experience and encounters at the safari experience you had, the unique birds, scenic landscapes and beautiful natural wildlife Kenya has to offer.