This safari lasts 5 days, making it ideal for travelers who want a well-rounded adventure without feeling rushed. It’s among our Kenyan safaris for families, honeymooners, photographers, and solo travelers craving some wild therapy. You’ll experience the beauty of Kenya’s lakes, get up close with rhinos, and finally, explore the savannah plains of the Masai Mara.
Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara Kenyan Safaris
Description
Highlights
- Private tour
- Can start any day
- Can be customized
- Activities: game drives
- Type of transport: - Road using a 4×4 comfortable Safari minivan or Jeep (Land Cruiser)
Tour Plan
You'll be picked up then head for Naivasha arriving in the afternoon in time for lunch.
You will then have the activities for the day.
: - Boat ride in Lake Naivasha followed by a walking safari in the animal sanctuary or,
: -Choose to take the afternoon relaxing at the hotel enjoying the beautiful sceneries along the shores of Lake Naivasha.
After the game drive, we will head back to lodge/camp freshen up and enjoy a freshly prepared dinner.
Your overnight stay will be at your lodge/camp.
Have breakfast at the lodge and then head to Hell's Gate National Park. Here you have a chance for cycling safari and hiking at the famous Georges of the park.
Named for the intense geothermal activity within its boundaries, the Hell's Gate National Park is a remarkable quarter of the Great Rift Valley. Spectacular scenery including the towering cliffs, water-gouged gorges, stark rock towers, scrub clad volcanoes and belching plumes of geothermal steam make it one of the most atmospheric Parks in Africa. Hell’s Gate is an ideal venue for a day trip from Nairobi where, in addition to the bio-diversity that includes raptors, visitors can enjoy mountain biking, rock climbing and a natural spa.
You will later head to Lake Nakuru.
Breakfast then head out for an early morning game drives in Lake Nakuru National Park.
Highlights here are that this is home to hundreds of rhinos both black and white, and other wildlife.
After the game drive, we head back to the hotel/lodge, freshen up and enjoy a freshly prepared dinner and your overnight stay.
You will later drive to Masai Mara.
Between July and October, things get busy in the Great Rift Valley. Millions of zebra and wildebeest make the perilous crossing across the Masai Mara in search of new grazing territory. In their wake comes a veritable horde of predators.
You'll arrive in time for lunch and then have time to relax from the drive.
At 17.00hrs you will be picked from your hotel by Maasai Morans (warriors) who will guide you through a walking safari in the dense Maasai Mara as you head later for a cultural tour to some of the old tribes that still exist.
You'll return to lodge/camp for dinner and your overnight stay.
Today's itinerary is flexible and you can discuss with your guide and plan for the day’s schedule.
You can either have a relaxed breakfast and depart for full-day game drives around 7:30 am with a picnic lunch. This will give you a chance to visit the Mara River where the migration happens during its time. Also, you'll have better chances to view wildlife all day and return back to the lodge/camp late in the afternoon.
Or: -
At 6:00 am, depart for an early morning game drive. Later, return to your accommodation for breakfast and relax for the morning until midafternoon. Then at 4:00 pm, depart on an afternoon game drive. You'll return to the lodge/camp at 6:30 pm for dinner and your overnight stay.
Depending on your flight details you will organize with your guide on your departure from Masai Mara.
You will be transferred to your Nairobi Location or to the airport for your homebound flight.
Flexible Tour Pricing
Our tour prices vary based on the number of travelers, travel dates, and seasonal demand. To ensure you receive the best possible rate, please send us your booking request and we will promptly provide you with a tailored quotation
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