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Grand
Safari.
Day 1 (2 Nights Samburu):
Depart Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for Samburu. Check in at the lodge in time for lunch if you arrive in the morning and after proceed for the first of your game drives along the semi - deserted scorched lava plains. Some of Kenya's rarer species like the long necked gerenuk, Grevy's Zebra, reticulated giraffe, beisa oryx and blue shanked Somali Ostrich can be seen here. Because of the sheer rarity and beauty of the rugged terrain you spend two nights here.
Accommodation Options:
Larsens Tented Camp (luxury small camp along Ewaso Nyiro river)
Samburu Serena (Cottage style accommodation in a lodge)
Samburu Interpids (Camp accommodation in touch with nature built like a tree house).
Day 3 (1 Night):
Leave Samburu for Lake Nakuru after breakfast and proceed to Lake Nakuru National Park home of the Pink Flamingo, om a good day you can see upto a million lesser and greater of the flamigo family. Lake Nakuru also offers a wide variety of animals such as worthog, waterbuck and large numbers of impala. Other slightly shyer residents include buffalo, Rothschild giraffe, eland, lion, leopard and black rhino. It goes withouth saying that this lush environment is most definetly a bird watchers paradise.
Accommodation Options:
Lake Nakuru Lodge (a prominent lodge over looking the lake)
Lion Hill Camp (a camp situated on one of the national parks many headlands).
Day 4 (2 Nights):
Lave Nakuru after breakfast arriving in Masai Mara in about 3 hours. Masai Mara is by far Kenya's most famous of national parks, the long yellow savannah shimmering in the afternoon sun allowing the great cats to blend in with their surrondings. The flat plains provide the best chances of excellent photography, here in the Mara you will have the chance to view the ruminants of the huge herds of wildebeast remaining after the great migration, huge herds of elephants, cheetah, giraffe and many, many birds of prey. Masai Mara is trully the best of Kenya as far as game viewing, photography and the chance of seeing a kill.
Accommodation Options:
Mara Serena (the busiest of the maras accommodation overlooking the mara river)
Fig Tree (a tented camp in quaint seetings perfect for a recluse looking for peace, tranquility and luxury).
Day 6 (Amboseli):
Leave the Mara in the early hours of the morning arriving at the slopes of Kilimanjaro the worlds tallest freestanding mountain in time to see the early morning mists clear revealing in its snow capped, majestic gaze beautiful expanse of savannah & acacia. The parks centre has a several spots where swamps attrat buffalo, zebra, wildebeast, gazelle, masia giraffe, lion & cheetah, elephant, a verity of vulture and huge numbers of waterbirds.
Day 7:
Leave Amboseli after lunch for Nairobi or Mombasa.
Day 1 (2 Nights Samburu):
Depart Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for Samburu. Check in at the lodge in time for lunch if you arrive in the morning and after proceed for the first of your game drives along the semi - deserted scorched lava plains. Some of Kenya's rarer species like the long necked gerenuk, Grevy's Zebra, reticulated giraffe, beisa oryx and blue shanked Somali Ostrich can be seen here. Because of the sheer rarity and beauty of the rugged terrain you spend two nights here.
Accommodation Options:
Larsens Tented Camp (luxury small camp along Ewaso Nyiro river)
Samburu Serena (Cottage style accommodation in a lodge)
Samburu Interpids (Camp accommodation in touch with nature built like a tree house).
Day 3 (1 Night):
Leave Samburu for Lake Nakuru after breakfast and proceed to Lake Nakuru National Park home of the Pink Flamingo, om a good day you can see upto a million lesser and greater of the flamigo family. Lake Nakuru also offers a wide variety of animals such as worthog, waterbuck and large numbers of impala. Other slightly shyer residents include buffalo, Rothschild giraffe, eland, lion, leopard and black rhino. It goes withouth saying that this lush environment is most definetly a bird watchers paradise.
Accommodation Options:
Lake Nakuru Lodge (a prominent lodge over looking the lake)
Lion Hill Camp (a camp situated on one of the national parks many headlands).
Day 4 (2 Nights):
Lave Nakuru after breakfast arriving in Masai Mara in about 3 hours. Masai Mara is by far Kenya's most famous of national parks, the long yellow savannah shimmering in the afternoon sun allowing the great cats to blend in with their surrondings. The flat plains provide the best chances of excellent photography, here in the Mara you will have the chance to view the ruminants of the huge herds of wildebeast remaining after the great migration, huge herds of elephants, cheetah, giraffe and many, many birds of prey. Masai Mara is trully the best of Kenya as far as game viewing, photography and the chance of seeing a kill.
Accommodation Options:
Mara Serena (the busiest of the maras accommodation overlooking the mara river)
Fig Tree (a tented camp in quaint seetings perfect for a recluse looking for peace, tranquility and luxury).
Day 6 (Amboseli):
Leave the Mara in the early hours of the morning arriving at the slopes of Kilimanjaro the worlds tallest freestanding mountain in time to see the early morning mists clear revealing in its snow capped, majestic gaze beautiful expanse of savannah & acacia. The parks centre has a several spots where swamps attrat buffalo, zebra, wildebeast, gazelle, masia giraffe, lion & cheetah, elephant, a verity of vulture and huge numbers of waterbirds.
Day 7:
Leave Amboseli after lunch for Nairobi or Mombasa.
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