Program:

Departure and arrival from the coast, possibility of departure from Nairobi and arrival on the coast, in Watamu, Diani, Malindi. Ask, we will organize the itinerary for you.

Day 1
 
AMBOSELI PARK
Departure for Amboseli Park, from your village, around h. 03:00 in the morning. We travel along the road that connects the city of Mombasa with the city of Nairobi. Before arriving at the park, a short stop to buy cold drinks. Arrival at the entrance to the Rimeto Gate park around 10:00. GAME DRIVE to admire the animals: lions, gazelles, giraffes, herds of elephants, buffaloes, zebras, hyenas. Arrival at the camp or lodge, located on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, around h. 12.30pm check-in, (it is advisable to bring a photocopy of your passport) lunch and rest, if you wish you can cool off in the camp's swimming pool. We leave for the GAME DRIVE around 3.30 pm to head towards Lake Amboseli where you can see hippos and other aquatic animals. Safari until sunset, return to Kibo Camp, dinner, and overnight stay. After dinner you can admire the welcome show of a MAASAI representation.

Day 2

MAASAI MARA 
Wake up, breakfast and departure around h. 07:00. Continuation of the safari as we head towards the exit of the Amboseli Park, to take the Mombasa-Nairobi road again, towards the Maasai Mara Reserve. Arrival at the gate, entrance to the park, we head towards the chosen camp (mara leisure camp or fig tree camp), check-in, lunch, a short rest and departure for the safari in the Masai Mara national park. The reserve borders the Serengeti Park in Tanzania with which it forms a single ecosystem. The name of the reserve derives from the name of the Maasai people (who inhabit various areas in the Serengeti plain) and the Mara river. The reserve is known for the exceptional concentration of fauna and for the famous migration of wildebeest and zebras which takes place in October and April. The most represented habitat is that of the African prairie or savannah dotted with typical acacias in the south-eastern area. The best-known icon of the Maasai Mara is probably the image of the lion of which large prides are found; However, all the so-called Big Five are present in the park (lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard) although the rhino population is in serious danger. Hippos are numerous in the Mara River and Talek River. Cheetahs are also present, but they too are considered endangered. Wildebeests are the main inhabitants (millions of specimens). They migrate from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara in autumn and vice versa in spring. There are also numerous other species of antelope, in particular Thompson's gazelle and Grant's gazelle, impalas and others. Large herds of zebras are found everywhere in the reserve. Giraffes (both Maasai giraffes and common giraffes) also inhabit the plain. Around sunset, return to the camp (David Livingstone Safari Lodge) for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3 

Wake up, breakfast and departure, around h. 07:00, for another game drive, with a stop for lunch in an equipped area near the Mara river. After a short rest we set off again for the safari, returning to the camp at sunset. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4 

TSAVO EAST
On the 4th day wake up, breakfast and departure around 07:00. We head towards the exit of the park to go towards the Tsavo Park. Estimated arrival at Tsavo around lunchtime. Check-in at the chosen camp (Ndololo camp or Voiwildlifelodge if you have chosen Tsavo east. Once inside, the GAME DRIVE begins to see as many animals as possible, in the park you will encounter: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-dik , antelopes, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards, crocodiles, hippos and other savannah animals. Game drive until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner and overnight stay.

TSAVO WEST
Once at the park the game drive begins. Arrival at Ngulia Safari Lodge around h. 12.30pm, lunch and rest. Tsavo West is the place where, at the beginning of the last century, the legend of the man-eating lions took root, which inspired the film "Spirits in the Darkness" which "opposed" the construction of the railway that would have connected the southern coast of Kenya with Uganda. Tsavo West contains several fantastic landscapes: riverine forests, mountains, lakes and vast plains. All animals are found there, lions, leopards, elephants, gazelles, impalas, cheetahs. The number of specimens of the black rhino is constantly decreasing and today during a safari in Kenya you can only meet it in the super-protected areas dedicated to it. In the afternoon, photo game drive at the Rhino Sanctuary. At the base of the Ngulia hills, in the central area of ​the park, there is a fenced area where the black rhinos have been brought to better protect them and where it is hoped they can rebuild a larger community. The area can be easily visited by tourists. visit to Mzima Spring. The pure Mzima spring water emerges at a constant daily rate of over 50 million gallons (190 million liters), the clarity of the water in Mzima Springs is due to the fact that it is underground spring water that seeps through the volcanic rock of the local Chyulu Hills. In the crystal clear waters you can admire hippos and crocodiles.

Day 5

After breakfast departure for game drive. We head towards the exit of the park. Stop for lunch and return to the village scheduled for sunset.

The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.

Do not hesitate to contact us to organize your Safari together.