Commencing in Nairobi, your extraordinary adventure begins with a warm welcome from our amiable tour guide at either the airport or your Nairobi hotel. Our northward journey unfolds towards the captivating Samburu National Reserve, promising a scenic drive of approximately 5-6 hours.

While the drive may span a considerable distance, we assure you a delightful experience. Our journey is punctuated with strategic stops, offering you opportunities to marvel at the ever-changing landscapes, capture picturesque moments, and relish a rejuvenating picnic lunch along with other delectable snacks.

Nestled in Samburu County, the Samburu National Reserve rests along the banks of the Ewaso Ng'iro River in Kenya, with the Buffalo Springs National Reserve on the opposite side. The reserve's heart features the Ewaso Ng'iro, meandering through doum palm trees and lush riverine woods. This water source is of utmost significance, serving as the lifeblood for the diverse animal inhabitants in this arid region of Kenya. Prepare to be captivated by the unique allure of Samburu's landscapes and the rich tapestry of wildlife that calls this reserve home.

This will be an early morning start! Today is dedicated to a full-day exploration of Samburu National In order to catch the animals when they are most active, we need to be early and get to the park before it gets too warm. Samburu National park is very unique: the diverse landscape that you will come across includes a mixture of acacia, riverine forest, thorn trees, and grassland vegetation). This reserve is extremely peaceful, the sense of serenity that characterizes this reserve is mainly due to its considerable distance from the city and the industrial area; and the fact that for many years, this reserve was not accessible to people. Samburu is home to a diverse array of animal and bird species.  Gerenuk, Grevy's zebra, oryx, and reticulated giraffe can be found in abundance here.  Big cats (lions, cheetahs, and African leopards), as well as the elephant, Cape buffalo, and hippopotamus, can also be found here. Olive baboons, warthogs, Grant's gazelle,Kirk's dik-dik, impala, and waterbuck are all common in the park. Due to excessive poaching, black rhinoceros were not present in this reserve for over 25 years, they have just recently been re-introduced into the park. Bird lovers are in their happy haven here, as there are approximately 350 species of bird. The EwasoNg'iro River features vast numbers of Nile crocodiles.

After breakfast, we will head south to Aberdare National Park. This scenic drive through central Kenya is an eventful one.  The drive will take approximately 5 hours. As usual, we will make a few stops in order to make the drive pleasant, one of the stops will be at Karatina, where you will have the chance to experience one of East Africa's largest open-air markets. The park has a diverse range of scenery, from 4,000-meter-high mountain summits to deep, v-shaped valleys traversed by streams, rivers, and waterfalls. Moorland, bamboo forests, and rainforests are found at lower elevations. Lions, leopards, elephants, Cape buffalo, East African wild dog, giant forest hog, bushbuck, mountain reedbuck, waterbuck, jackal, eland, olive baboon, black and white colobus monkey, and sykes monkey may all be found here. Aberdare National Park also has a big population of eastern black rhinoceros and over 250 bird species.  Aberdare National Park is well known as the location where Princess Elizabeth became Queen following the death of her father, King George VI, in 1952. 

We will end the tour of Aberdare in the afternoon, and make our way to lake Nakuru for Dinner and overnight. 

On the fourth day of the tour, you will be driven to Lake Nakuru, a shallow alkaline lake famous for its flocks of pink flamingos. The lake, across the equator south of Bogoria, is also home to a variety of other wildlife, including lions, leopards, and baboons. The lake is now a rhino sanctuary harboring over 60 white and 40 black rhinos. But of course, the pink flamingos remain the main cast at Lake Nakuru. At times, over 2 million flamingos are found in the area, giving guests a stunning pink hue. You will spend the day on a game drive through the lake's surrounding national park, stopping for a picnic lunch by the lake. You will return to your luxury lodge in the evening where you can relax, enjoy a delicious dinner, and retire for the night. 

Prepare for the grand finale of our journey as we embark on an unforgettable drive to the iconic Masai Mara, a destination that promises the pinnacle of safari experiences. Expansive and awe-inspiring, the Masai Mara stretches across approximately 1,510 square kilometers, strategically positioned on the Kenya-Tanzania border. The park derives its name as a tribute to the indigenous Maasai people, whose cultural richness is intertwined with the land's natural beauty. Nestled within the Serengeti ecosystem, the Masai Mara offers a unique and rare sighting of the Great Migration.

The Great Migration, a spectacle of unparalleled magnitude, involves the movement of millions of wildebeests and zebras from the southern Serengeti in Tanzania to the Masai Mara. This migration is a seasonal phenomenon, characterized by dramatic river crossings at the Mara River. The journey northward occurs from late July to August, while the return journey south takes place in October. Witnessing this natural marvel is an extraordinary experience, where the landscape becomes a living canvas of movement and life.

As we venture into the heart of the Masai Mara, be prepared to witness the raw beauty of the wilderness and the intricate dance of wildlife in their natural habitat. The Masai Mara not only offers a front-row seat to the Great Migration but also unveils a rich tapestry of biodiversity, making it a fitting climax to our safari adventure.

Embark on yet another exhilarating full-day game drive in the expansive wilderness of Masai Mara, promising a day filled with extraordinary wildlife encounters. Today's adventure commences with an early start, strategically timed to capture the wildlife in their active morning pursuits. This provides an exceptional opportunity to witness not only the usual suspects but also rare sightings such as the elusive black-maned lions. Additionally, the chance to get up close with cheetahs, known for their occasional perching on the roofs of vehicles, adds an extra dimension to the safari experience.

For avid bird watchers, Masai Mara unfolds as a haven, boasting a rich avian population comprising over 500 species. Among these feathered inhabitants, one can marvel at hawks, eagles (with up to 16 species), falcons, vultures (documented in six species), storks (eight species), sunbirds (nine species), and the impressive bustard, including the world's heaviest flying bird—the Kori bustard.

Amidst the captivating game drives, a pause for a delightful picnic lunch allows for a moment of relaxation and appreciation of the surrounding natural beauty. As the day unfolds, the adventure continues, punctuated by moments of awe and discovery.

The evening signals a return to your accommodation, where dinner awaits against the backdrop of the African night. This day-long exploration of Masai Mara promises an immersive experience, leaving you with memories of wildlife spectacles and the enchanting landscapes that define this remarkable corner of the world.

As we bid farewell to the captivating landscapes of Masai Mara, this marks both the concluding chapter of our exploration and the final day of the tour. Commencing the day with a nourishing breakfast, we embark on a memorable morning game drive within the enchanting confines of Masai Mara. This final safari adventure presents a last opportunity to witness the vibrant wildlife and breathtaking scenery that have defined our journey.

Following the morning game drive, our journey transitions towards Nairobi, where the vibrant cityscape awaits. En route, relish the scenic vistas and reflect on the unforgettable moments woven into the fabric of this safari experience. Our ultimate destination is tailored to your preference, as we drop you off at your chosen departure point in Nairobi.

As we part ways, we hope that the memories of the remarkable wildlife, diverse ecosystems, and cultural encounters during this tour will linger as cherished souvenirs of an extraordinary African adventure. We extend our gratitude for choosing to explore with us and wish you safe travels on your onward journey.