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SAFARILAND
Kenya lies in the heart of SAFARILAND. Most of us associate the country with Wildebeest Migration, made famous by the wildlife photographers capturing breath‐stopping moments of zebras and wildebeests plunging into the raging waters of the Mara River, and the ferocity of the crocodiles which lie in wait for the kill. Kenya offers to the modern world a vista of finely preserved wilderness where millions of wildebeest are viewed in their annual migration, thousands of pink flamingoes are seen basking on the
shores of the Rift Valley Soda lakes, herds of buffaloes graze on new grass, herds of elephants frolic in the hills and forests, and cross the plains with Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically in the background, dotted with giraffes and beautiful antelopes ….and the King of the jungle, the African lion, is viewed at its best in some of the game parks and game reserves, with Masaai Mara reigning supreme in their population. Kenya is also a bird‐watcher’s paradise, with the largest to the smaller of the species captivating us with their grace, colour and melody. Calm waters hide dangerous Nile‐crocodiles and hippopotami. Cheetahs,
leopards and wild dogs have also found refuge in the wilderness. History: A lot of African tribes migrated into Kenya‐Tanzania though the ancient times. In recent years, Arab traders came, the Omanis, and settled along the coast. Kenyan interiors were impregnable until 1880’s as the Maasai warriors thwarted every attempt of intrusion. The British negotiated a treaty with Olonana to build the Mombasa‐Uganda railway, through the heart of the country. With the British settlers, came the Asians. Today, Kenya is independent with multiparty democracy
What Packages do we offer?
We offer below safari packages and the best part is that we personally travel with you as your tour guide and that means that we deliver our services as promised at the time of reservations. We take small groups of 10 – 12 people only.
- Kenya – Masai Mara, Amboseli, Diani beach (Swahili Coast)
- Tanzania – Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park
- Zimbabwe – Victoria falls
- South Africa – Cape Town, Stellenbosch Wine tours, Kruger National Park
Kenya Package Covers 12 Days or 9 Days Escorted Safari:
Kenya Package Covers 12 Days Escorted Safari: Kenya – Masai Mara, Amboseli, Diani beach (Swahili Coast)
Following is the Sample itinerary
- Nairobi city tour with stops at one of a kind Giraffe center
- Lake Naivasha with lunch at Joy Adamson’s Conservation Center
- Visit Amboseli national park at the base on Mount Kilimanjaro
- Enjoy the plains of Masai Mara where you will enjoy abundance of wildlife and rise over the plains in unique Balloon Safari
- Relax on the white sands of Diani Beach in Mombasa
On this trip, you will see the abundant bird life at Lake Naivasha and catch a glimpse of hippos. View herds of elephants, zebras and meet the occasional hyena and lions in Amboseli. The wildebeest migration awaits you in Masai Mara while sailing over the plains in the hot air balloon.
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Highlights from our safari packages
Nairobi:
It is the capital of Kenya and the gateway to the safari reserves. The bustling city has worldwide cuisine. Nairobi National Park lies in the middle of the city. Shopping for Masai handicrafts, Kazuri bead workshop and a visit to the Giraffe Center are a few of the city tours planned.
Amboseli National Park:
Amboseli is a five-hour drive from Nairobi. It is on the border with Tanzania. The magnificent Mt. Kilimanjaro can be seen from the lodges and game drives. You will see majestic elephants, giraffes, and gazelles roaming across the breath-taking landscapes. The sunset overlooking Mt. Kilimanjaro is an extraordinary way to end the day of game drives.
Masai Mara:
Masai Mara is the most famous game reserve in Kenya. The entire area of the park is nestled within the enormous Great Rift Valley that extends from the Mediterranean Sea to South Africa. It is at the bottom of the Siria Escarpment. The terrain of the reserve is primarily open grassland, with seasonal river lets.
Home to a myriad of wildlife from lion to buffalo. The Mara River is the gateway to the great migration. Over 450 species of birdlife have been identified in the park, including vultures, marabou stork, and secretary bird, hornbill, crowned crane, ostrich, long-crested Eagle, and African pygmy-falcon
The balloon safari is one of our key highlights.
Mombasa:
Mombasa is the main port city of East Africa. It is one of the oldest towns in East Africa with the beautiful Indian ocean famous for its white sands and warm crystal-clear waters. A visit to the coastal city of Mombasa is a phenomenal way to reflect on your safari experience and indulge in some beachside relaxation.
Kenya Package Covers 9 Days Escorted Safari: Kenya – Masai Mara, Amboseli
9 Day Escorted Safari Includes:
A magnificent drive through the Rift Valley on your way to Lake Naivasha. Next day drive to foothills of Kilimanjaro and enjoy the game drive at Amboseli national park. The plains of Masai Mara await your arrival to experience one of nature’s most unique marvel of the Wildebeest migration.
Other recommended places of interest
Day Trip:
Should you happen to be in Nairobi for a layover or short trip, we highly suggest doing a day trip to the Nairobi National Park. A perfect way to spend a day. Nairobi City with a panoramic tour. Drive on to Karen. Stop at the Galleria Mall for handicraft shopping, optional lunch at the food court. Continue sightseeing by visiting the Giraffe Centre, Kazuri Beads Workshop and Visit the Daphne Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage in the evening for fostering an orphan). Experience a magnificent evening with dinner at the famous Carnivore. You can experience wild meat, tastily prepared lamb, pork and beef carved at your table.
Samburu National Park
In the shadow of Mount Kenya (Africa’s 2nd highest mountain), is the famous Mount Kenya National Park. Samburu National Reserve located in Northern Kenya and is a premier game reserve situated on the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro river. This vast expanse of remote pristine wilderness measures 165 square kilometers in area and borders the Ewaso Ng’iro River to the south, which separates it from the Buffalo Springs National Reserve. Samburu Reserve is a unique wildlife conservation haven famous for an abundance of rare species of animals such as the Grevy Zebra, Somali Ostrich, Reticulated Giraffe, Gerenuk and the Beisa Oryx. The reserve is also home to a population of close to 900 Elephants. Large predators such as the Lion, Leopard and Cheetah are an important attraction and the reserves of Samburu, Buffalo Springs and Shaba.
On the road to Nanyuki there is a large signpost giving the position of the Equator, a great photographic opportunity to move back and forth between the northern and southern hemisphere!
Tsavo National Park (East and West)
Tsavo is divided into 2 having Tsavo East National Park & Tsavo West National Park. The park is known for having quite a number of Lions that were sometime termed as the “Man-Eaters” and other animal species like the large herds of elephants. The park went through a time of mass die-out of game. Today however the park is back to the heydays with large herds of animals including elephant and buffalos.
Masai Mara
The Masai Mara National Reserve is the most popular, lavish with open grasslands support variety of wildlife and remains the most famous, game park in Kenya. located close to the Tanzanian border, in the north-western corner of Kenya. The biggest attraction is the incredible migration of millions of wildebeest and zebra which happens every year, a huge highlight in many a visitor’s holiday. Visitors can also experience the Masai culture with a visit to a Masai village, where interaction with the villagers is a highlight. Handcrafts such as beadwork made by the local tribe can be purchased at the village market.
Amboseli National Park
A popular destination due to the fantastic views of Mount Kilimanjaro – the world’s tallest freestanding mountain 5,895 meters (19,300 feet) above sea level is actually in Tanzania but the best view of the mountain is from Amboseli. The landscapes in this area are dry and dusty and the vegetation is sparse, which is great for game viewing and watch elephants bath in the natural swamp.
When is the best time to visit Safari land?
Dry Seasons: Jan–Mar & Jun–Oct
The weather is usually mild and dry from January to March, and most of the safari crowds are absent. June to October is safari’s high season – Kenya’s national parks and reserves see high visitor numbers, but weather conditions are fantastic and the Wildebeest Migration’s dramatic river crossings into the Mara take place. Staying inside the Masai Mara National Reserve means you’re a stone’s throw from the Migration’s action, while staying in a neighboring private concession a little further away from the Migration hot spots means you can easily get to all the action but also retreat to tranquility.
How much is an East African Safari cost?
Rates generally depend on timing (i.e., key travel seasons like holidays) and level of luxury (the type of amenities and exclusivity). As a guideline, Kenya safaris can range anywhere from approximately $500 per person per night* in low season to over $900 at the finest lodges in high season.
* Local transportation, flights and most meals are included during the trip. International flights are not included.