Departure from Nairobi: Your safari begins in Nairobi Hotel/Airport, the capital city of Kenya where after checking-out our driver will pick you in our 4x4 wheel Landcruiser. You will embark on a scenic drive towards the beautiful Samburu. As you leave the bustling city behind, you will start to witness the transformation of the landscape into the vast wilderness of Kenya. Leaving Nairobi behind, you will pass through the town of Nyeri, which is known for its tea and coffee plantations. Take in the lush green landscapes and enjoy the picturesque views of the Aberdare Range.

Going further, the safari combines thrilling game drives, stunning landscapes, and cultural encounters to create a memorable safari experience. It is an opportunity to witness the unique wildlife of northern Kenya and immerse yourself in the rich cultures of the Samburu people.

Equator crossing: Before arriving at Nanyuki town lies the equator line, approximately 35 kilometers south of Nanyuki town, at the equator line, you can stop for a photo opportunity and witness the unique phenomenon of water swirling in opposite directions.

Mount Kenya: On your journey from Samburu to Nairobi, you will pass near Mount Kenya, Africa's second-highest peak. Enjoy glimpses of this majestic mountain, with its snow-capped peaks and verdant slopes. The sight of Mount Kenya against the backdrop of the Kenyan landscape is truly awe-inspiring.

Drive through the Great Rift Valley: Along the way, you will have the opportunity to drive through the Great Rift Valley, a geological marvel known for its dramatic landscapes. This scenic drive offers breathtaking views of the Rift Valley Escarpment and its stunning lakes, such as Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru.

Archers Post: Just before entering Samburu National Game Reserve, you will come across Archers Post, a small town serving as a gateway to the reserve. Take a moment to stretch your legs and savor the anticipation of the wildlife that awaits you.

Arrival at Samburu Game Reserve: Finally, you will arrive at Samburu National Game Reserve, a pristine reserve renowned for its unique wildlife and stunning landscapes. As you enter Samburu Game Reserve, you will be greeted by its picturesque landscapes characterized by rugged hills, acacia woodlands, and vast plains. Samburu is well-known for its unique wildlife species that are not commonly found in other parts of Kenya, such as the Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, and Beisa oryx. Here are some other animals you can expect to see during your safari in Samburu: Elephants, Lions, Leopards, Giraffes, Grevy’s Zebras, Oryx, Gerenuk and among other wildlife.

Check-in at Samburu Game Reserve: You will check-in at the hotel upon arrival at Samburu National Reserve, and lunch will be provided at the hotel. During your break from lunch, you'll have the opportunity to stretch your legs and enjoy the stunning surroundings. You can explore Samburu National Game Reserve by going on game drives, guided walks, or even visiting local Samburu areas to learn about their rich culture and traditions. Along with the wildlife, enjoy the rugged beauty of the park's landscape, which includes dry riverbeds, acacia forests, and the Ewaso Ng'iro also the Ewaso Nyiro River.

Game drives in Samburu Game Reserve: Once inside the reserve, you will have the opportunity to embark on game drives to explore the incredible wildlife. Accompanied by experienced guides, you will venture deep into the reserve in search of elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and many other fascinating animals that call Samburu home.

Cultural encounters with the Samburu people: In addition to wildlife sightings, Samburu Game Reserve offers the unique opportunity to interact with the local Samburu people. This semi-nomadic pastoral community has maintained its traditional way of life and cultural practices, and you can learn about their customs, traditions, and livelihoods.

Birdwatching in Samburu: Samburu Game Reserve is a haven for birdwatchers, with over 450 bird species recorded in the area. Keep your binoculars ready as you explore the reserve, and you may spot colorful bird species such as the Somali bee-eater, vulturine guinea fowl, and the yellow-billed hornbill.

Optional activities: In addition to game drives, Samburu Game Reserve offers a range of optional activities to enhance your safari experience. You can go on guided nature walks, enjoy sundowner drinks against the backdrop of the African sunset, or even embark on a camel safari across the rugged terrain.

Evening Game Drives: In the evening, expect to see the cinematic view of the sunset at Samburu National Reserve. The evenings at Samburu are always stunning with beaut. You’ll have a tented camping at Samburu and bonfires alongside as you enjoy the cool breeze of Samburu. You’ll spend the night at the hotel as you wait for your exploration of Samburu Nat. Reserve the following day.

Overnight & Dinner: To fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Samburu Game Reserve, spending a night at Samburu will the best option, you can spend a night at one of the lodges or tented camps within the reserve. In the evening, expect to see the cinematic view of the sunset at Samburu National Reserve. The evenings at Samburu are always stunning with beaut. You’ll have a tented camping at Samburu and bonfires alongside as you enjoy the cool breeze of Samburu. You’ll spend the night at the hotel as you wait for your exploration of Samburu National Reserve the following day. Fall asleep to the sounds of the wild and wake up to breathtaking views as you continue your wildlife exploration.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Early Morning Drive: The early morning drives at Samburu are always filled with astonishing beauty. You’ll have an opportunity to view clear sun rising at Samburu as you venture into early drives across the park’s wildlife and beautiful vegetation. Your expectations will be that, you’ll have a prestigious opportunity to view the Kenya’s range of wildlife and a wide variety of fauna as they set to venture their day-to-day activities at the park. As mentioned earlier, wildlife at Samburu include; Elephants, Lions, Leopards, Giraffes, Grevy’s Zebras, Oryx and Gerenuk.

Breakfast: After the morning drive, you’ll be driven back to the hotel for breakfast. Breakfast 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.

Game Drives: While on the Safari drives, you’ll have a prestigious opportunity to view the Kenya’s range of wildlife and a wide variety of fauna. As mentioned earlier, wildlife at Samburu include; Elephants, Lions, Leopards, Giraffes, Grevy’s Zebras, Oryx and Gerenuk, some of which are specifically found in Samburu National Game Reserve.

Elephants: Samburu is home to a significant elephant population, including the unique and endangered species known as the Samburu elephant. These elephants are known for their distinctive long tusks and their ability to adapt to the arid environment of the reserve. Watching these gentle giants move gracefully through the landscape is an awe-inspiring experience. Samburu is known for its population of elephants, which can often be spotted in large herds. These elephants have adapted to the arid environment and have unique behaviors and physical features.

Lions: Samburu National Game Reserve is known for its population of lions. These majestic predators can often be spotted lounging in the shade of acacia trees or gracefully patrolling their territory. Observing these impressive creatures in their natural habitat is a highlight of any safari tour. The reserve is also home to a healthy population of lions, including the iconic "Samburu Special Five," which are lions with unique characteristics specific to this region.

Giraffes: Samburu is also home to populations of reticulated giraffes, which have a distinctive coat pattern of large brown patches separated by white lines. Spotting these elegant creatures gracefully roaming through the bushes and feeding on treetops is a memorable experience. The reticulated giraffe, with its distinct pattern of patches, is a common sight in Samburu. Observe these graceful creatures as they feed on acacia trees.

Grevy's Zebras: Samburu National Game Reserve is one of the best places to see Grevy's zebras. These zebras have unique narrow stripes and are larger than other zebra species. They are often found grazing on the open plains, creating captivating scenes against the backdrop of the reserve's stunning landscapes. Samburu is one of the best places to spot Grevy's zebras, which are larger and have narrower stripes compared to other zebra species.

Leopards: Though elusive and harder to spot, leopards can be found in the thickets and rocky outcrops of Samburu. With their incredible stealth and camouflage abilities, leopards blend seamlessly into their surroundings. Your safari guide will use their expertise to help you catch a glimpse of these elusive predators. Samburu is known for its leopard sightings, although these elusive creatures can be challenging to spot.

Cheetahs: Samburu National Game Reserve is known for its cheetah population. These fast and agile hunters can often be found perched on termite mounds or rocky outcrops, scanning the landscape for potential prey. Witnessing a cheetah in action as it hunts or rests is a thrilling sight.

Crocodiles and Hippos: The Ewaso Ng'iro River runs through the reserve, providing water and habitat for various species. Keep an eye out for Nile crocodiles lurking in the riverbanks, and don't miss the opportunity to see hippos cooling off and basking in the water.

Oryx, Gerenuk, and other Wildlife: Samburu is home to a variety of antelope species, including the long-necked gerenuk and the striking Beisa oryx.

In addition to the wildlife, enjoy the rugged beauty of the landscape, with dry riverbeds, acacia forests, and the Ewaso Ng'iro River snaking through the park. Samburu National Reserve also offers breathtaking landscapes that add to the safari experience. Here are some notable sceneries you will see among the floras found in the area:

Vegetation at Samburu National Reserve: Acacia Trees and Thorn Bushes; The reserve is dotted with acacia trees and thorn bushes, which not only provide shade and food for wildlife but also create a picturesque setting for your safari adventure. You can prefer to seek shade in these acacias, have your packed lunch of even have a rest as you continue with your safari.

Arid Savanna: Samburu has a unique arid and semi-desert environment, characterized by vast open plains, rugged hills, and rocky outcrops. The contrasting colors of the landscape, with golden grasses and red-earthed tracks, create stunning visuals.

Doum Palm Groves: Doum palms, also known as gingerbread trees, are a common sight along the Ewaso Ng'iro River. These majestic trees provide a beautiful backdrop and serve as a habitat for birds and other wildlife.

Samburu Culture: In addition to the wildlife, landscapes and vegetation, a safari tour in Samburu National Game Reserve offers an opportunity to experience the local Samburu culture. You can visit traditional villages, interact with the Samburu people, and learn about their unique customs, dances, and way of life. Take the opportunity to encounter the local Samburu people and experience their rich cultural heritage. Visit traditional villages, witness their unique customs, dances, and traditional attire. This cultural immersion adds a deeper layer to your safari experience and offers insight into the lives of the local communities. This semi-nomadic pastoral community has maintained its traditional way of life and cultural practices, and you can learn about their customs, traditions, and livelihoods.

Lunch: As the day goes by, you’ll be driven back to the hotel for lunch and afterwards you’ll have time to stretch as you further embark again on the afternoon adventures on your safari at Samburu National Reserve. You can also opt for packed lunch as you leave the park in the morning and devour it amidst the wildlife in the park at a venue of your choice during the noon hours. Although this is optional, lunch shall however be prepared at the hotel/lodge.

An afternoon safari at Samburu National Reserve is a great way to see the park's abundant wildlife and experience many more variety of adventurous activities.

Afternoon Game Drive: The afternoon safaris typically start in the late afternoon, around 3:00 PM. You will be picked up from your lodge/camp and driven into the park in an open-top safari vehicle. This allows you to have a 360-degree view of the animals and scenery. The safaris typically last for 2-3 hours. During this time, you will drive along the park's many dirt roads, looking for animals. Your guide will be experienced in spotting animals, and they will point them out to you.

In the afternoon, the animals are more likely to be active, so you have a better chance of seeing them. You may see lions hunting, elephants bathing, or giraffes browsing for food. You may also see zebras, antelope, and many other animals in their natural habitat at their natural behaviors.

In addition to the animals, you will also see the beautiful scenery of the park. The reserve is located in a semi-arid region, so the landscape is dominated by dry bushland and acacia trees. However, there are also some rivers and lakes in the park, which provide water for the animals.

The afternoon safaris are a great way to see the wildlife and scenery of Samburu National Reserve. They are also a great way to learn about the park's unique ecosystem. With a little patience and luck, you're sure to have a memorable afternoon safari in Samburu National Reserve.

After the afternoon safari, you’ll depart to your hotel. This evening hours you’ll also be privileged to see animals on your way to the Hotel. At the hotel, you’ll have time to refresh from the strenuous day’s activities. You’ll enjoy the beautiful sceneries of the hotel.

Evening Game Drives: In the evening, expect a cinematic view of the sunset at Samburu National Reserve as you set to your hotel. The evenings are always stunning with beauty and fun-filled experience. Animals are hurriedly rushing to their places of residence. While in the park you can check out for owls who are active in the nights.

Overnight & Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel as you set to enjoy your tented camping and bonfires. To fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Samburu Game Reserve, spending a night at Samburu will the best option, you can spend a night at one of the lodges or go for tented camps within the reserve. Enjoy the cool breeze of Samburu at the tented camps alongside open lit bonfires.

Meals: Breakfast at Samburu, Lunch & Dinner at Lake Nakuru Nat. Reserve.

Early Morning Drive: Early morning drives at Samburu are always filled moments. You’ll have an opportunity to view clear sun rising at Samburu as you venture into early drives across the park’s wildlife and beautiful vegetation. Your expectations will be that, you’ll have a prestigious opportunity to view the Kenya’s range of wildlife and a wide variety of fauna as they set to venture their day-to-day activities at the park.

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

Lake Nakuru National Park: Lake Nakuru National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the central Kenya, northwest of the country’s capital Nairobi. The Park is within the Great Rift Valley and it encompasses Lake Nakuru, one of the five soda lakes in the rift valley. On top of being a bird habitat, the park is home to over 50 mammal species that can also be seen during a visit to the park. It is famous for its large flocks of flamingos, which can number up to two million birds during the dry season. The park is also home to a variety of other wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and zebras.

In addition to its birdlife, Lake Nakuru National Park is home to a variety of wildlife. Embark on game drives through the park and keep an eye out for endangered Rothschild giraffes, buffalos, zebras, and antelope species. The park is also known for its population of both black and white rhinos, which can often be seen grazing in the open grasslands.

Makalia Falls: While exploring Lake Nakuru National Park, you may have the opportunity to visit Makalia Falls. This scenic waterfall provides a refreshing sight amidst the park's natural beauty. Take a moment to admire the cascading water and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Lunch: As the day goes by, you’ll be driven back to the hotel for lunch and afterwards you’ll have time to stretch as you further embark again on the afternoon adventures on your safari at Lake Nakuru National Park. You can also opt for packed lunch as you leave the park in the morning and devour it amidst the wildlife in the park at a venue of your choice during the noon hours. Although this is optional, lunch shall however be prepared at the hotel/lodge.

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

 Birdwatching: Lake Nakuru is a haven for birdwatchers, with over 400 bird species recorded in the area. Keep your binoculars ready as you explore the park, and you may spot colourful bird species such as the famous pink flamingos, Madascar pond-heron, the pallid harrier, greater spotted eagle and the grey-crested helmet-shrike.

 Baboon Cliff: This popular viewpoint in lake Nakuru National Park is located on a rocky outcrop overlooking the lake, offering stunning views of the park and the surrounding area. The cliff is also home to a large troop of baboons, which are often seen sunbathing or playing on the rocks. Visit the Baboon Cliff and the Lake Nakuru Bird Sanctuary.

 Lake Nakuru Bird Sanctuary: Lake Nakuru National Park is a birdwatcher's paradise. The park is home to over 400 species of birds, including flamingos, pelicans, cormorants, and kingfishers and so much more. The lake is especially popular with flamingos, which can number in the millions during the dry season.

The Baboon Cliff and the Lake Nakuru Bird Sanctuary are two of the most popular attractions in Lake Nakuru National Park. They offer stunning views of the park and the surrounding area, and they are great places to see some of the park's most iconic wildlife.

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 Lake Nakuru National Park and the swirling waters of the lake.

At the evening hours, expect to see the cinematic view of the sunset at the lakes adding flavour and fun filled experience to your safari. Evenings at the lake are always stunning with beaut.

The afternoon safaris are a great way to see the wildlife and scenery of Ol Pejeta wildlife conservancy.

Dinner & Overnight: 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 Lake Nakuru and bonfires alongside as you enjoy the cool breeze of the lakes. Enjoy the breeze of the conservancy as you watch out for more night animals and birds at the camp.

Meals: Breakfast at Lake Nakuru Nat. Reserve, Lunch & Dinner at Maasai mara Nat. Reserve.

Early Morning Drive: An early morning game safari at Lake Nakuru National Park is a truly magical experience. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including black and white rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, lions, leopards, and zebras. But the real stars of the show are the flamingos. Millions of these pink bird’s flocks to the park's soda lake, creating a truly stunning sight. This game safari early in the morning gives an awe moment, when the animals are still active and before the heat of the day sets in. You'll also have a better chance of seeing the animals in their natural habitat.

Wildlife: As you drive through the park, your guide will point out the different animals and tell you about their behaviour. You'll likely see lions, leopards, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and many other species. You may also see some of the park's smaller animals, such as monkeys, dik-diks, and warthogs.

Breakfast: After a few hours of early game viewing, you'll return to your hotel for breakfast. You'll then have some free time to relax or explore the Masai mara reserve. Breakfast will be provided at hotel as well as get the necessary preparations in place for the day’s Safari as you check out to Maasai mara national park. You’ll have time to freshen up after breakfast and also prepare for departure.

Check-out and Departure to Maasai Mara National Park: A safari tour from Lake Nakuru National Park to Maasai Mara National Park is an incredible journey that showcases the best of Kenya's wildlife and natural beauty. Here is a description of what you can expect on this safari.

From Lake Nakuru National Park, you will have the opportunity to witness the famous pink-hued flamingos that gather along the lake's shores. Besides flamingos, the park is home to a diverse range of bird species, including pelicans, cormorants, and various migratory birds. You may also spot other animals such as rhinos, buffalos, zebras, giraffes, and antelopes.

Stunning sceneries: As you continue your safari towards Maasai Mara National Park, you will pass through breathtaking landscapes and diverse ecosystems. You will drive through the Great Rift Valley, with its stunning escarpments and panoramic views. Along the way, you may also encounter local villages and experience the rich culture of the Maasai people.

Arrival at Maasai Mara: Upon reaching Maasai Mara National Park, you will be greeted by vast savannah grasslands stretching as far as the eye can see. The park is renowned for its incredible wildlife sightings, particularly during the annual wildebeest migration. You will have the opportunity to witness hundreds of thousands of wildebeests, zebras, and other herbivores crossing the Mara River in search of greener pastures.

The Masai Mara National Reserve is a wildlife sanctuary in Kenya, located in the Great Rift Valley. It is one of the most popular safari destinations in Africa, and is known for its abundance of wildlife, including the Big Five (lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes).

The reserve covers an area of 1,510 square kilometres (583 square miles), and is home to over 95 species of mammals, 450 species of birds, and 100 species of reptiles. The landscape is a mix of savannah grasslands, riverine forests, and hills.

Wildebeest Migration: The Masai Mara is best known for the Great Migration, which is a mass migration of wildebeest, zebras, and other animals that takes place between July and October. During this time, millions of animals move from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to the Masai Mara in search of fresh pastures.

The reserve is also home to a number of other annual events, such as the calving season in January and February, and the breeding season for lions in July and August.

The Masai Mara is a popular destination for both tourists and researchers. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lunch Break: After checking in at Mara, proceed for lunch in the noon hours at the hotel. Afterwards you’ll have time to stretch as you further embark again on the afternoon adventures at Maasai mara National Park. Indulge in delicious Kenyan cuisine and take a moment to relax and reflect on the incredible experiences you’ve had from Lake Nakuru.

Afternoon Game Drives: An afternoon safari tour at the Maasai Mara National Reserve is a great way to see the park's abundant wildlife. The afternoon is often a quieter time, as the animals are less active in the heat of the day. This gives you a better chance of seeing them without the crowds.

Some of the animals you might see on an afternoon safari include:

 Lions: The king of the jungle, lions are often seen lounging in the shade or patrolling their territory.

 Leopards: These elusive cats are often seen in trees or hiding in the shadows.

 Elephants: These massive creatures are a popular sight in the Mara, and you might see them grazing, drinking, or bathing in the river.

 Rhinos: There are two species of rhinoceros in the Mara, black and white. Both are endangered, so it's a special treat to see them.

 Zebras: These striped equines are a common sight in the Mara, and you might see them grazing, running, or playing.

An afternoon safari in the Masai Mara is a truly memorable experience. You'll get to see some of the most amazing animals in Africa in their natural habitat, and you'll do it all at a time of day when the park is quiet and peaceful.

Besides wildlife sightseeing, Masai mara overs an array of activities that add athrill to your safari at the park. Some of the activities are:

 Take a hot air balloon ride: This is a unique way to see the reserve from above, and you may even see some animals that you would not see from a game drive.

 Go on a walking safari: This is a more adventurous way to see the animals, and you will get a closer look at them.

 Cultural encounters with the Mara people: Learn about the Maasai culture and way of life. In addition to wildlife sightings, Masai Mara offers the unique opportunity to interact with the local masa people. This semi-nomadic pastoral community has maintained its traditional way of life and cultural practices, and you can learn about their customs, traditions, and livelihoods.

 Go birdwatching: Mara Reserve is a haven for birdwatchers, with over 450 bird species recorded in the area. Keep your binoculars ready as you explore the reserve, and you may spot colorful bird species such as the Somali bee-eater, vulturine guinea fowl, and the yellow-billed hornbill.

Evening Game Drives: In the evening, expect a cinematic view of the sunset at Masai Mara National Reserve as you set to your hotel. The evenings are always stunning with beauty and fun-filled experience. Animals are hurriedly rushing to their places of residence.

Overnight & Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel as you set to enjoy your tented camping and bonfires. To fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Masai mara, spending a night at will the best option, you can spend a night at one of the lodges or go for tented camps within the reserve. Enjoy the cool breeze of Reserve at the tented camps alongside open lit bonfires.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Early morning Drive: The day starts early with a sunrise game drive, where you'll set out in a safari vehicle with your knowledgeable guide. The cool morning air and soft golden light provide the perfect setting for spotting wildlife. As you venture into the vast expanse of the Masai Mara, you'll have the opportunity to encounter a wide range of animal species, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and wildebeests. Your guide will share interesting facts about the wildlife and their behaviours, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of the ecosystem.

An early morning game safari at Lake Nakuru National Park is a truly magical experience. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including black and white rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, lions, leopards, and zebras. But the real stars of the show are the flamingos. Millions of these pink bird’s flocks to the park's soda lake, creating a truly stunning sight.

Breakfast: After a few hours of early game viewing, you'll return to your hotel for breakfast. You'll then have some free time to relax or explore the Masai mara. Breakfast will be provided at hotel as well as get the necessary preparations in place for full day safari at mara.

After breakfast embark on a full day safari at mara in our open top 4x4 wheel Landcruiser led by our knowledgeable guide who will spot out animals for you.

Great Migration (seasonal): Depending on the time of year, you might witness the dramatic Great Migration, where millions of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles make their annual journey across the Mara River. This natural spectacle is a true highlight of the Masai Mara National Reserve and offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the struggles and triumphs of these animals as they navigate the challenging river crossings.

Picnic Lunch (Optional): During the midday break, you'll stop at a picturesque spot within the reserve to enjoy a delicious picnic lunch. This allows you to relax, indulge in a tasty meal, and soak in the stunning scenery of the Masai Mara. Your guide will find a scenic location away from the crowds, providing a peaceful and intimate dining experience amidst nature. However, you can choose to be driven back to the hotel for your lunch.

Afternoon Game Drive: After rejuvenating with a satisfying lunch, the safari continues with an afternoon game drive. This is another opportunity to explore different areas of the reserve and encounter more wildlife. The Masai Mara is known for its high predator density, so you might witness thrilling predator-prey interactions, such as lion hunts or cheetah chases. Your guide will use their expertise to track wildlife and maximize your chances of spotting elusive creatures.

Sundowner Experience: As the day nears its end, your guide will find a scenic spot to enjoy a sundowner drink while watching the breathtaking African sunset. This magical moment allows you to appreciate the beauty of the Masai Mara landscape and reflect on the incredible wildlife encounters you've had throughout the day.

Nocturnal Wildlife: As darkness falls, the safari isn't over yet. You'll have the opportunity to explore the reserve at night and search for nocturnal wildlife with the assistance of a spotlight. This part of the safari provides a unique and thrilling experience, as you might come across elusive creatures such as leopards, hyenas, and servals. It's a chance to witness a different side of the reserve's ecosystem and observe how animals adapt to the darkness.

Return to Accommodation: After an eventful day of wildlife sightings, the safari tour concludes as you make your way back to your accommodation in the Masai Mara. You can relish in the memories of the day's adventures and share stories with fellow travellers, while enjoying the comforts of your lodge or camp.

Drive back to the hotel: A full day safari tour at Masai Mara National Reserve is an immersive and exhilarating experience that allows you to witness the incredible diversity of wildlife in this iconic African landscape. It offers a perfect balance of adventure, relaxation, and proximity to nature, ensuring an unforgettable journey through the heart of Kenya's wildlife paradise. Enjoy a tour back to the hotel for overnight and Dinner.

Evening Game Drives: In the evening, expect a cinematic view of the sunset at Masai Mara National Reserve as you set to your hotel. The evenings are always stunning with beauty and fun-filled experience. Animals are hurriedly rushing to their places of residence.

Overnight & Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel as you set to enjoy your tented camping and bonfires. To fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Masai mara, spending a night at will the best option, you can spend a night at one of the lodges or go for tented camps within the reserve. Enjoy the cool breeze of Reserve at the tented camps alongside open lit bonfires.

Meals: Breakfast

Early Morning Drive: An early morning game safari at Lake Nakuru National Park is a truly magical experience. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including black and white rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, lions, leopards, and zebras. But the real stars of the show are the flamingos. Millions of these pink bird’s flocks to the park's soda lake, creating a truly stunning sight.

Breakfast: After a few hours of early game viewing, you'll return to your hotel for breakfast. You'll then have sometime to refresh and also prepare to check out and embark on journey to Nairobi Hotel/Airport.

Check out and Departure to Nairobi: A safari tour from Masai Mara to Nairobi is a thrilling and scenic journey through some of Kenya's most iconic landscapes. Here is a description of what you can expect on this safari adventure:

Your safari begins in the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve. After enjoying the incredible wildlife sightings in this vast savannah, you will embark on your journey towards Nairobi.

Game drive en route: As you leave Masai Mara, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a game drive along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, zebras, and various antelope species that inhabit the surrounding areas.

Spectacular landscapes: The drive from Masai Mara to Nairobi offers breathtaking scenery. You will pass through rolling hills, open grasslands, and vibrant farmlands. Take in the beauty of the Great Rift Valley as you descend into its depths.

Stop at viewpoints: Along the way, your safari guide may make stops at viewpoints that offer stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. These stops provide excellent photo opportunities while giving you a chance to stretch your legs.

Cultural encounters: Depending on your preferences, you may have the opportunity to visit Maasai villages or cultural centers to learn about the traditional way of life of the Maasai people. This cultural experience adds depth to your safari adventure.

Lunch break: Midway through the journey, you will have a lunch break at a suitable location. Enjoy a packed picnic lunch or stop at a restaurant that offers a scenic view and delicious local cuisine.

Arrival at Nairobi: After a day of adventure and exploration, you will arrive in Nairobi, Kenya's capital city. Your safari guide will drop you off at your accommodation, where you can unwind and reflect on the incredible experiences of your safari.

This safari tour from Masai Mara to Nairobi allows you to witness the beauty of Kenya's wildlife and landscapes while immersing yourself in the local culture. It is an unforgettable journey that combines the thrill of the safari with the scenic beauty of the countryside.