6 days Kenya Safari

On this day, you will be met by your safari guide at the Nairobi Hotel/Airport and driven to Amboseli National Park. After lunch, they take you on a game drive in the late afternoon. There are many photo opportunities and viewing opportunities along the route.

We get up early this morning to get beautiful views of Mount Kilimanjaro before clouds cover the peak, and then we leave for a game drive. Amboseli is a great location to see a wide variety of species, including wildebeest, giraffes, and baboons.

After breakfast, you will depart for Lake Nakuru National Park. We make a detour at a classy restaurant for lunch before making it to the park in time for an afternoon game drive. Buffalo, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, antelope, and the lions that hunt them can all be found here, along with huge groups of flamingos gathered close to the lake shore. In addition to having the highest number of flamingos in the world, Lake Nakuru is also home to over three hundred different kinds of birds. Both the Black and White Rhinos find refuge there. Zebras, waterbucks, buffaloes, and warthogs are also abundant.

After breakfast, you will go on a morning game drive before departing for Masai Mara Game Reserve. Occasionally, as you go through Masai territory, you’ll come across Masai shepherds coexisting peacefully with the local fauna and their sheep. It is scheduled to go on another game run in these enormous rolling grasslands after lunch at your lodge. With its rolling grasslands lined with acacia trees and expansive plains teeming with wildlife, this is the Old Africa of the history. We also stop by a Masai hamlet during our stay to see the singing and dance that are an integral part of their daily routines and holy rites.

Today you will go on morning and afternoon game drives in this lovely park. The annual migration of wildebeests between the months of July and October is what makes the Masai Mara so well-known. In quest of fresher pastures, approximately a million wildebeests travel from Serengeti National Park to the Mara during this season, along with thousands of other herbivores. They are followed by hundreds of lions and hyenas, who prey on the frailer and older animals. Only in the Masai Mara can one find the fabled black mane lion. The vast grasslands are ideal for cheetah hunting.

Today is the last day of your 6-day Kenya safari; you will have a morning game drive before driving to Nairobi to catch your international aircraft out.