Itinerary

Day 1 to 2. Nairobi

On arrival at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Relax till the following day.

Proceed for an early morning start to Nairobi Tour Excursions.

The tour guide will take you to visit Nairobi National Park Safari Walk, Giraffe centre and Karen Blixen - or any other choice among the list provided.

Accommodations:

The Hilton, Eka Hotel - Or any preference among the provided list

Day 3 & 4: Great Rift Valley – Lake Nakuru National Park | Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha.

The Great Rift Valley harbors a number of lake but the two most prominent are the alkaline Lake Nakuru and the freshwater Lake Naivasha.

If you wished to ever see with your naked eyes over two million lesser and greater flamingos dip their curved bills into the water of the lake to extract special algae that are found in abundance in the unique lake, then Lake Nakuru National Park is a must for you. 

Exploring Lake Nakuru Park is an opportunity to see many of Africa's most prized fauna in a natural and beautiful setting.

The serene freshwater Lake Naivasha shores are papyrus swamps, acacia woodlands, forests and unique geologic features that are remnants of the area’s volcanic past.

Lake Naivasha is ideally established in a nutrient-rich soil watered by two rivers namely, Gilgil and Malewa Rivers. The result is an ecosystem that is globally famous for a diverse avian and game animals presence.

It has more than 450 bird species and 56 varied mammals. 

Accommodations:

Loldia House, Flamingo Hill Camp - Or any preference among the provided list

Day 5 & 6: Masai Mara Main Reserve

Masai Mara – Wildebeest Crossing areas of Rivers, Mara and Terek.

Masai Mara Is known for the adventurous, thrill-seeking guests who desire a first hand experience of the wildebeest migration craze.

If you are that person keen on this latest recognized wonders of the world, then the most well-known part of the Great Migration viewing we recommend to you is the central zone of the reserve.

Similarly, this part of the Masai Mara is considered an year-round game-viewing sight with impressive populations of herbivores and predators which remain even after the millions of wildebeests and zebras have gone.

Accommodation:

Naibor Camp, Rekero Camp, Entim Camp - Or any preference among the provided list

Day 7 & 8: Masai Mara – Other Parts | Private Conservancies

As you might have realized by now, Masai Mara is indeed expansive with various regions other than just the main reserves. And this is why we head you to Private conservancies as well as the other regions serving as the buffer zones.

Normally, conservancies are founded on mutually beneficial collaborations land owners, conservation organizations as well as the guest camps.

This comes will a number of advantages mainly due to the flexibility of the private ownership. Such includes but not limited to handful of safari drive activities, nature walks, many of which are restrained in the main reserve.

Accommodation:

North Mara: 6 Conservancies : Mara North, Olare Matorogi, Mara Naboisho, Ol Choro Oiroua, Ol Kinyei and Lemek.

Eastern Mara: Leleshwa Camp and Mara Bushtops

Southern Mara: Cottar’s 1920’s Camp and Cottar's Homestead

Western Mara: Bateleur and Kichwa Tembo Camps

Day 9 & 10: Amboseli

Amboseli National Park is a protected National park with a majestic landscape which is home to variety of predators, herbivores, birds and plants as well.

This park is situated at the borders with Tanzania at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain.

Its from mount Kilimanjaro where the melting snow flows into underground springs that feed the swamps and wetlands that dot the Masai Mara plains plains.

Amboseli Park is famous for the free-roaming elephants, elands, waterbucks, grant's gazelles, warthogs, coke's hartebeests, zebras and other grazing herbivores.

It also has plenty of large prey animals like lions, leopards, civets, wildcats and other elusive hunters, as well as jackals, hyenas and other scavengers.

Accommodations:

Tortlis Camp, Satao Elerai, Kibo Safari Camp - Or any preference among the provided list.

DAY 11 TO 14 - Malindi

Your seaside vacation to Malindi will be an estimated 4 nights.

Malindi is a must visit coastal destination whenever you visit Mombasa due to it's coastal blend of high-energy aquatic activities and modern-day amenities.

It has stretches of white sand seaside in an idyllic setting for any beach-lover's vacation.

If you are that kind of a person who prefer an activity-intense schedule or you like quiet days watching the waves roll onto the shore or geared towards learning the culture of the local people and artwork or studies of the area’s architecture and human history, Malindi is your go to destination of choice!

Malindi has up to date maintained that feel of the old days structures which gives you that ancient connection and thereby letting the story start to unfold. 

Some of these most popular touring attractions are the Jumaa mosque, traditional village homes, local shops, Vasco da Gama Pillar, churches and palace.

Other than these sites, you will also visit ruins of Gedi near Watamu which will also increase your interest as you try to unravel the tale told in the ruins of household edifices and other structures.

And Of most interest to the aquatic-nature lovers, you shall get to Malindi Marine Park and experience the underwater coral reef either through diving, snorkeling and skimming the water’s surface on a glass-bottom boat.

Toombili Adventures Tour guide will head you to the northwestern end of the town where you will find Marafa Depression, commonly known as  “Hell’s Kitchen”, and be sure to learn from him as much as your curiosity tells you.

You will then bring your tour to a close by visiting Mida creek and Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve where you may observe several types of endemic flora, birds, insects, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.