Nairobi & Maasai Mara

Pick up from Nairobi at 7:00am by our driver/guide and get a brief introduction about the Safari. Leave for Maasai Mara which is around 5hours drive from Nairobi. On the way, have a chance to see the Great Rift Valley escarpments. Have a stop-over at Narok town for refreshments. Check-in at designated hotel/ lodge in time for lunch. After lunch and refreshments, an evening game drive will be optional or relaxation at the hotel.

Maasai Mara is a large game Reserve known as the Africa’s greatest wildlife Reserve, situated in southwest Kenya and is part of the northern section of the Serengeti national park. It’s also known for the great wildebeest migration which happens in July to October each year and is 8^th wonder of the world. Similarly, is a home of many bird species, reptiles and this is where you find the big cats and the big five (lion, buffalo, elephant, leopard and rhino) among other animals. Some of the lion prides have more than 20 individuals and the smallest pride will have 10 individuals if you are lucky.

In the faunal sense, no part of Africa is richer or more eventful than Mara, which has managed to enshrine for space Age the wonderment of pristine wilderness. 

After breakfast, proceed to the park for a full day game drive, having carried packed lunch so that you can have ample time to carry out a comprehensive game drive. Lunch will be taken at around 1pm in the wild, enjoying the breeze rushing over the wild oat grass. After lunch, continue with the game drive and head back to the camp at around 4pm.

After morning breakfast Check out the facility then proceed to the park for a morning game drive, later return to the lodge for lunch at the accommodation then leave for Nairobi. The drive will take approximately 6 hours. Arrive late evening and check in at designated Hotel.

After breakfast, Start your tour with a pickup at 9:45am. The first stop is at the David Sheldrick elephant whereby its strictly open between 11 am and 12 noon for only 1 hour. Here you will be able to mingle with rescued baby and teenage elephants and learn their unique yet moving stories of how they got there, how they got their names and what plans are there to release them.

You will proceed to the Giraffe center where you will learn more about the conversation efforts to conserve an endangered species and also get to feed them and take selfies with the Giant animals.